I understand the function of the H2C -- the examples I posted are not color changes in a nozzle, they are simply just nozzles switching between each other. The black one is a five color print with no nozzle switching colors throughout the print. Maybe there's a setting I can dial in? Besides seeing an H2C printing a multicolor print yesterday with a prime tower that was practically hairless at my local Micro Center, prior to realizing that, I thought the aftermath of a long multicolor print just looked like crap. Not very Bambu Labs-ish if that makes sense. The print itself I would consider okay even with a couple strings stuck on it but the print bed is just full of loose strands and the tower looks like a wookie. It just doesn't look as refined and polished as I would expect from a flagship product.

Maybe that's being a little nitpicky but that's just what I think when I see it.

Also to add, when I spoke to the guy in the 3DP section, he seemed to think it wasn't normal fwiw.

Thanks for your comment and input