12 3D printer deals better than anything you'll find in Amazon's early Prime Day sale — don't miss the sales at Bambu Lab, Creality, Elegoo, and Anycubic while they last

Featuring some of the highest test scores for any 3D printer we've used, the Centauri Carbon is a superb single-filament machine with a 256×256 256mm build volume and full-auto calibration. In our review, we said "it more than impresses with build quality, speed, and accuracy."

In the UK: now £239 (was £324)

Check out our Centauri Carbon review for more specs.

We haven't reviewed the Bambu Lab P1S, but at this price, I thought it was well worth highlighting. It's a fully enclosed unit that 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.

In the UK: now £339 (was £429)

The Centauri Carbon 2 Combo is a sublime 3D printer that's capable of multi-color prints thanks to the CANVAS system. We found it ideal for hobbyists and small businesses, and said in our "the printer didn’t fail to impress. The multifilament printing quality is exceptionally good."

In the UK: now £399 (was £431)

Read our Elegoo Centauri Carbon 2 review for more.

I rate Anycubic's S1 Kobra as one of the best 3D printers you can buy right now. We awarded it 4.5 stars in our review, where we found it deliciously quick at printing, with precise output at a price that's hard to beat.

In the UK: now £379 (was £749)

See our full Kobra S1 review for all the tech specs.

The Bambu Lab A1 ticks a whole lot of boxes for most people looking for a fast, accurate 3D printer. We awarded this machine a rare full 5 stars in our review, and found it boasted exceptional build quality, a raft of advanced features, striking "a perfect balance, catering to a wide range of users from beginners to professionals."

In the UK: now £319 (was £379)

See the full Bambu Lab A1 review for more test results.

The Kobra X from Anycubic is a versatile 3D printer for beginners. The whole Kobra line has impressed us during tests, and this model is no different. We discovered it offers fast 4-color printing, and said "an updated touchscreen interface, multifilament printing, and plenty of extras make this a feature-packed option that’s perfect for beginners and enthusiasts."

In the UK: now £259 (was £359)

Read our Anycubic Kobra X review for more details.

Another excellent choice for budget-conscious beginners, the Creality Ender-3 V3 SE is affordable, reliable, and one of the best places to start out if you're new to the art of 3D printing.

In the UK: now £149 (was £189)

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

A good entry-level 3D printer, the Neptune 4 Plus from Elegoo has a build volume of 320 × 320 × 385mm and a maximum print speed of 500 mm/s. It's a good pick for 3D printing at home, covering small and medium-sized prints.

In the UK: now £279 (was £349)

The Creality Hi is a great beginner-friendly machine that in our review we called a "high-quality entry-level 3D printer that packs in features and quality well above its price point." Fast, reliable printing and impressive results, there's a lot I love about this unit. I've listed the Combo deal, but the standalone model is also on sale on the same page.

Read our Creality Hi review for more details.

Without question, the Bambu Lab H2D Full Laser combo is my number one best 3D printer - especially if you're making arts and crafts and selling online. This 4-in-1 machine features the printer, laser cutter, plotter, and engraver for the all-in-one experience.

In the UK: now £2149 (was £2349)

See our Bambu Lab H2D review for all the details.

The Creality K2 Pro is one of those 3D printers that's ideal for hobbyists and small businesses thanks to broader build volume (it's 300×300×300mm) and good speeds (up to 600 mm/s). This is for the combo deal here, which features 16-color multi-material printing, auto-levelling, and dual AI cameras.

In the UK: now £739 (was £959)

Anycubic's Kobra S1 Max is a large-format, multi-color, fully-enclosed CoreXY 3D printer. The main draw here over the smaller S1 unit is the larger build area, which measures 350×350×350mm. Expect great performance here based on our testing of the Kobra S1.

In the UK: now £749 (was £1049)