Best 3D Printer Deals: Save Up to $300 on Top-Rated Models Including Elegoo, Creality3D and More

The Anycubic Kobra 2 made our list of the fastest 3D printers in the budget category, and for $209, it's a steal. It has full auto-bed leveling, which is great for beginners, and a 300mm/s max print speed, which is really fast for this price point. You can also use the coupon code FWS10 for an additional $10 off orders valued at $200 or more during Anycubic's April flash sale.

I've recently been working with the Finder 3, and I'm impressed with the quality straight from the box. It's easy to set up and comes with a flexible build plate that you can use in place of the glass bed, which makes it far easier to remove builds. This is the perfect printer for a teacher, as the enclosure makes it stable, and the slicer can control multiple printers using Wi-Fi. Note that the Finder 3 is currently out of stock right now, but is still listed at this discounted price.

The Elegoo 4 series is an entry-level, budget-friendly set of machines designed to make it easy to start creating quality prints at a low price. The Neptune 4 Pro is the top-end model in the line and has some advanced features for its price, including full auto bed leveling, a filament run-out sensor and a full-width part fan to keep things cool at high speed. Anytime you can get a Neptune Pro for under $300, you should jump at the chance.

The Creality Ender 5 S1 was one of the first printers able to print at 250 mm/s and, while it is faster than a standard printer, it can go even faster. Creality's printers always require some tinkering to get the most out of them, and with a solid discount like this, it's worth the time to tweak the 5 S1 to greatness.

The Flashforge Adventurer 4 is great if you want a larger build area on a printer that's still relatively easy to use. It's fully enclosed, including the filament, and has multiple build plates for you to work with. It also has Wi-Fi and the nozzles are easy to swap out, so it's a very convenient device to use.

If you're into cosplay or need a printer for something a bit more professional, then the Creality CR-30 is an excellent option. Instead of having a static build plate, it has a conveyor belt, which essentially creates an endless Z access. Because of this, it's great for printing large and long prints, or a lot of smaller prints over and over again. That said, it is made for professionals, so if you're a beginner, this one might be a bit much, but the discount is impressive. 

Not all resin printers have to be incredibly expensive, and this Elegoo Mars 4 is a great budget option. It has a 7-inch 9K Mono LCD, which will give you some excellent detail, and a 153.36 by 77.76 by 175 cubic millimeter build area, so it's reasonably sizable. There's also an air purifier that helps deal with odors, which is a nice addition.

With a 9.3-inch 4K Mono LCD, this printer gives you a lot of area to work with, and though it may not be as detailed as other, higher-resolution LCDs, it's pretty good for the size and price. The printer has a build volume of 20 by 12.5 by 22 centimeters and an XY resolution of 52 micrometers.

The Phrozen Sonic Mighty 8K is a great option if you're looking for something with a high resolution that lets you monitor your build as it happens. It has an internal camera that you can view using the mobile app, and it has dual linear rails for better efficiency.

Having a camera checking in on your 3D printer is helpful, and the Beagle is more than just a camera. It can be networked with other cameras to keep a watchful eye over your print farm so you can see whether anything is going wrong, saving you time and money. This offer is currently only valid for Prime members.

A good wash and cure system is important when using resin 3D printers. Anycubic's system allows you to wash and cure your prints in a single machine with a turntable that can be removed and a washing tub that sits on top. It's simple and fast, and any time it's under $100, it's worth picking up.

If you live in a humid area, your filament, especially TPU and PETG, can start to absorb a lot of moisture. This warming box keeps that from happening and works while you print. At $47 (after you apply the instant coupon), it's a fantastic accessory, especially as it holds two different filaments as easily as one.

When you buy a budget 3D printer, you often need to manually level the print bed. This can create issues, so Chuck Hellebuyck, one of the pillars of the 3D printing community, created this simple tool to make sure your bed is always level. All you need to do is print a special file, then adjust the bed until the little tool lights up.