Prusa CORE One vs Bambu Lab P2S

Prusa publishes no maximum speed or acceleration for the CORE One, so those rows cannot be compared. What the makers do publish: the P2S has the larger bed at 256 x 256 x 256 mm (16.8 L) against 250 x 220 x 270 mm (14.9 L), and a higher nozzle limit of 300 °C against 290 °C (Prusa lists 400 °C with an optional hotend).

The CORE One lists a 120 °C bed against 110 °C on the P2S. The P2S includes a camera and a 5-inch touchscreen; the CORE One has a 3.5-inch touchscreen and lists no built-in camera. The CORE One is also much heavier at 22.5 kg against 15 kg. Note that Prusa's page now covers the CORE One+ (Gen 2), so check the version when you buy.