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Under no circumstance should you buy a Bambu Lab, that company is god damn awful. They literally refused to admit one of their printer series' (A1) being a fire hazard. Also actively locking people into their ecosystem, breaking workflows in the process.
Snapmaker U1 (cheap but good) or a modern Prusa (high quality and longevity) are good picks.
See recent reviews of the INDX Prusa... typical design issues.
I just bought a U1. I print protein models, which are the most difficult things to print and the very first print on the U1 in two colors with a third plastic interface for supports was perfect.
They fumbled the INDX release, that's true. Probably betted on it, ran short on time and released it too early.
The U1 is great indeed, got one myself. :)