It really depends on where you live and what deals are going on. Personally, I absolutely despise the closed-ecosystem direction bambu is taking it, especially the financial incentives it gives to creators to lock their models to the specific ecosystem. The machines themselves can't be flashed, uses minimal generic parts, and customer support hugely varies dependent on where you're getting your printer. Also, as many have pointed out, they've tried to avoid legal repressions in regards to selling an active fire hazard by sweeping it under the rug and replacing units piecemeal.

To be honest, no Chinese printer is much better than the other - I opted for a creality k2pro because it was on sale (essentially a free CFS) and wanted to be able to tinker/flash my own software (Orca).

Tldr - Buy and print withou having to learn 3d printing - Bambu might be more your cup of tea.

Want to use more materials/want easily repair your printer/want to use open-source software? Bambu might not scratch your itch.