Best 3D printer deals 2026 — big savings on Bambu, Elegoo, Anycubic and Creality

The Bambu Lab A1 is a great first 3D printer for beginners. This incredible entry-level machine scored the full 5 stars in our review, where we said: "Boasting exceptional build quality and advanced features, it strikes a perfect balance, catering to a wide range of users from beginners to professionals."

See the full Bambu Lab A1 review.

The Elegoo Centauri Carbon 2 Combo 3D printer gets a 10% price-cut, bringing it in line with the cost when bought direct from Elegoo.

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I absolutely love the Creality Hi 3D printer, which we called a "high-quality entry-level 3D printer that packs in features and quality well above its price point" after testing. It's fast, reliable, and results are impressive.

Read our Creality Hi review for more.

The Centuari Carbon is one of the highest-scoring 3D printers we've tested - and for single-filament printing, it's an excellent machine. It boasts a 256×256 256mm build volume, full-auto calibration, and we found "it more than impresses with build quality, speed, and accuracy."

Check out our Centauri Carbon review for more specs.

Still one of the best 3D printers for beginners, the Creality Ender-3 V3 SE (yes, the name is a mouthful) is an entry-level unit that performed well in tests. It's affordable and reliable, and a superb place for starting out.

See our Creality Ender-32 V3 SE review for more details.

This fully enclosed 3D printer offers fast 600mm/s CoreXY printing, built-in four-color support, active filament drying, automatic bed leveling, smart app control, and reliable performance for detailed, multi-color creations.

Anycubic's fast CoreXY 3D printer offers native four-color printing, expandable to 19 colors, 600mm/s print speeds, AI monitoring, automatic bed leveling, Wi-Fi connectivity, and a spacious 260 × 260 × 260mm build volume.

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While we haven't gone hands-on with the P1S, the price is just too good that I had to include it here. This fully enclosed 3D printer delivers fast prints on a build area measuring 256 × 256 × 256 mm³. A combo deal with the AMS 2 Pro for multi-filament printing is also discounted on the same page.

This high-speed 3D printer offers native seven-color printing, expandable to 19 colors, automatic bed leveling, AI monitoring, Wi-Fi connectivity, a spacious 260 × 260 × 260mm build volume, and print speeds up to 600mm/s.

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With printing speeds up to 600mm/s, an AI camera, broad filament support including carbon fiber materials, and a clog-resistant extruder, this printer delivers fast, reliable performance for beginners and experienced makers alike.

Read our full Creality K1C review

There are several variants of the H2D, but I've selected the full laser combo because this 4-in-1 machine is our undisputed top pick overall. If you're looking for a laser cutter, engraver, and 3D printer all in one, this is our number one choice. It has a build volume of 350x320x325mm.

See our Bambu Lab H2D review for all the details.

This K2 Pro Combo includes eight 1kg spools of Hyper PLA RFID filament, four white and four black, giving you plenty of material to begin printing straight away without buying extra supplies.

Read our full Creality K2 Pro review

A large 350mm build volume, support for up to 16 colors, dual AI cameras, an actively heated chamber, and a rigid die-cast frame make it ideal for ambitious printing projects.

Read our full Creality K2 Plus review

Another high-scoring 3D printer, we called this one "absolutely superb", and one of the best units of its generation. It's an upgrade on the P1S that offers flagship "performance and reliability at a much more accessible price."

Read our Bambu Lab P2S review

Scoring 4.5 stars in our review, we found the H2C to be impressive thanks to the ability to print with seven filaments right out of the box, although it's not perfect. A Full Laser Combo is also on sale right now.

Read our Bambu Lab H2C review