I got offered $900 trade-in value online when purchasing a new phone, but when I went to a Best Buy store, they only offered me $300 for the same phone.

I'm assuming the $300 was the regular trade-in value and that the $900 is a promotional value tied to purchasing the new phone, but I'm not sure.

If I order the new phone online and select store pickup, will the store honor the $900 promotional trade-in value when I bring the phone in?

Or did the employee at the store just not include the new phone purchase when checking the trade-in value?

Anyone have experience with this?

(Trade in phone condition is near mint)

For those who own both a Bambu H-series printer and a P-series printer, which one do you actually use more?

I’m curious about real world usage, not just specs. Do you find yourself printing mostly on the P-series, or does the larger build volume of the H-series get used regularly?

Currently have P2S that I’ve been using non stop since I got it m. And looking to get a second unit soon.

Checking out the H2D or X2D and leaning towards H-series for larger build volume.

Thinking about jumping into 3D printing and I have a chance to get a Bambu Lab P2S + AMS combo for around $500. Just wondering if that’s considered a good setup overall, or if there are noticeably better options around that price range.

I’ve always wanted to get into 3D printing, but honestly the whole file/setup/calibration side of it always seemed a little intimidating. I’d rather avoid buying a super budget printer, then immediately wanting to upgrade if I end up really enjoying the hobby. Figured it might make more sense to spend a bit more upfront on something decent and easier to live with.

Mainly planning to start with simple stuff like toys for my kids, organizers, random household things, etc., then eventually move into functional/custom parts once I learn more.

Would the P2S + AMS be a solid beginner to intermediate setup? reliable? Easy enough to learn on without constantly fighting the printer?

Thank you in advance.

I’m planning to get a Thule Motion 3 XXL for my 2025 Nissan Armada, but I’m concerned that the factory OEM crossbars may sit too low and cause the cargo box to contact the roof.

Has anyone installed a Thule Motion 3 on the OEM crossbars and can confirm whether it fits properly without hitting the roof or interfering with the rear hatch?

Thanks in advance.

I’m planning to get a Thule Motion 3 XXL for my 2025 Nissan Armada, but I’m concerned that the factory OEM crossbars may sit too low and cause the cargo box to contact the roof.

Has anyone installed a Thule Motion 3 on the OEM crossbars and can confirm whether it fits properly without hitting the roof or interfering with the rear hatch?

Thanks in advance.

Update from previous scope suggestion.

I went with Ares ETR and was wondering if there are any decent cantilever to put it on Ace Target.

Or is Ring option better for this set up?

Thank you in advance.