Prime Day printer deals and 3D printer deals: Last chance! Amazon's sale has ended but these discounts still available if you're quick
The Prime Day printer and 3D printer deals may be over, but I'm still seeing some good deals around, you'll just need to hurry

The Prime Day printer deals and 3D printer deals are over - apparently. Surprisingly, I'm still most units discounted, either at the same price they were during Amazon's summer sale, or with moderate rises. But I don't expect this to last.
For what it's worth, I still think the Brother MFC-J1010DW at $70 (was $100) is the best home printer and best small business printer I saw throughout Prime Day, and it's still discounted now.
When it comes to the best 3D printer on sale, I'd check out the Bambu Lab P1P on sale in the US (click here) and the UK (click here). It's been heavily discounted right now with around $300 / £300 off, and our 3D printing expert called it "one of the most outstanding 3D printers I've ever seen."
Check out all the deals still available below. I'll no longer be updating this page - until the next Prime Day, anyway - but there are some real bargains to be had. if you're quick.
For more savings that are still around , visit our Prime Day home office deals and Prime Day deals hubs for the latest updates.
Update: I've checked price and stock availability, and right now it looks as if all US printer deals haven't changed in price, despite the sales ending. In the UK, prices have risen slightly, but I still see some on offer.
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US retailers
- Amazon: Printers for the home and office from $60
- Walmart: Budget printers for the home and office from $44
- Newegg: Up to $110 savings on selected printers
- Best Buy: Save up to $100 on selected home and office printers
- Office Depot: Discounts and deals on inkjet and laser printers
- Staples: Save up to $168 on the latest printers
- Epson: Deals on a wide range of printers and accessories save up to $154
Prime Day printer deals in the US
Save $30 Always a good bet for decent printing, this Brother color inkjet offers wireless printing, aloside copy and scan facilities. You'll also find auto-duplex mode, print speeds of up to 9.5ppm, and a 150-sheet paper tray capacity.
Save $70 The HP Envy 65553 (aka the Envy 6530e) is a classic inkjet printer for the home, and during our review, we found it super easy to set up and use. Surprisingly, the photo printing quality is very impressive, and we like the time-saving duplex photo feature. A good all-rounder for the home.
Save $148 There's are big savings to be had on my top choice home printer overall - the EcoTank ET-4850 from Epson. This is an all-in-one ink tank printer, and in our review we liked how well-equipped it is, featuring ADF, fax, and auto-duplex alongside essential printing functions. Cheap to run, it a great printer for all-round use.
Save $20 This inkjet model from HP comes together with three months of free instant ink so you can save even more money – ideal if you're a frequent printer. It's wireless, straightforward, small and its all-in-one functionality means you can buy one device for every household task.
Already rising in price since the start of the sales, this Epson ink tank printer comes with over a year's worth of ink out of the box with this unit – and refillable tanks mean you can add ink sustainably and affordably. In our review, we found this is a nicely basic printer for the home or home office, and we especially like the amount of ink available here. A good one for print economy.
Save $115 If you want a cheap refillable printer, the Canon MegaTank G3270 is an excellent option that also features in our home printing round-up. This entry-level all-in-one ink tank printer impressed us in our full review thanks to its price, broad feature-set, and cheap running costs.
Save $200 If you're printing photos, this Epson printer is an amazing choice. Earning 5 stars in our review, this 6-ink refillable model supports tabloid printing, delivers vivid results, and it's also economical to run long-term. Bear in mind as well that it can print on A3+ paper.
Save $100 This is a good refillable ink tank printer for the home or home office - not as expensive or feature-rich as the excellent ET-4850, but I like the discount here, and it has loads of useful features, including print, scan, copy, fax, and an automatic document feeder.
Save $140 Canon's Pixma G6020 is a 3-in-1 refillable ink tank printer with a big discount right now for anyone who needs a standard home unit to print, copy, and scan. Print speeds are fair, and about what I'd expect at this price.
Save $80 Easily one of the best models we've reviewed if you need a feature-rich laser printer for the home office. It offers fast printing, good quality prints, and we clocked it at 25ppm print speed.
Save $20 This is a solid, no-nonsense business printer that may not have many features, but accepts high-yield cartridges for high-volume printing. In our review, we found print quality made it a good all-rounder for homes and offices.
Save $109 This impressive 4-in-1 ink tank printer from Epson has the cheapest ink in the world and can print in tabloid (A3+). Essential features include Alexa support, duplex printing, and a 35-sheet ADF. The main paper tray holds 250 sheets.
Save $81 This is a big discount on Canon’s wireless three-in-one - and one for the top of the list this Prime Day. Key specs include up to 13ppm print speeds, auto-duplex printing, and 100-sheet trays to the front and rear. For those who demand crisper prints, resolution is up to 4800 x 1200dpi
Save $33 A decent saving on this wireless three-in-one from Canon that has plenty of core features. Two-sided (autoduplex) printing, a tray capacity of 100 sheets, and print speeds of 9.9ppm (black) and 5.7ppm (color). A good pick if you want a printer for around the home or casual small business use.
Save $140 We’re big fans of ink tank printers for their economy, and if you’re looking for a well-priced refillable model, the Canon Pixma G6020 ticks at least three boxes - print, copy, and scan. There’s also an auto-document feeder, 250-sheet front tray, and 100-sheet rear tray. At up to 13ipm (color), it’s not got super-fast print speeds, though.
Save $120 The SmartTank Plus 651 from HP is a refillable ink tank model, ideal for those looking to cut long-term running costs. It's a three-in-one model that also boasts an automatic document feeder. Print speeds are an average 11ppm mono and 5ppm color.
UK retailers
- Amazon: Home and office printers from £40
- Argos: Printers with prices from £40
- Currys: Massive range of printers starting from £25
- Staples: Deals on printers from less than £50
- John Lewis: Top brand printers from under £90
- Very: Printers for the home and office from under £40
Prime Day printer deals in the UK
Save £44 My top choice for anyone who needs a home printer, this all-in-one is packed with just about every feature I'd look for in a printer, including auto-duplex mode and an ADF. In our full review, we praised its strong print quality and the low on-going running costs thanks to using bottled ink.
Save £13 One of the cheapest printers around from a known brand, the HP DeskJet 2820e is a simple home printer with print, scan, and copy capabilities. It also comes with free three months' Instant Ink. If your needs are basic, there's a lot to like about this unit - especially the price.
Save £60 A great home printer option here that's not as feature-rich as the ET-4850, but still has plenty of extras like an automatic document feeder and fairly good colour print speeds of 15ppm. What I particularly like about this deal is that it also includes three years' worth of bottled ink in the box.
Save £40 A real classic of a printer, the HP Envy 6530e is well-suited to use in homes and home offices, especially for more casual printing. This is a three-in-one, so it prints, scans, and copies, and also has ADF and auto-duplex for double-sided printing. Print speeds are a low 7ppm, but for the price, that's about what I'd expect, and also includes three months' Instant Ink for regular printing.
Save £140 This is an over 50% saving on the HP OfficeJet Pro, this is one of the best deals we've seen so far. With a copy speed of up to 22 pages per minute, and a maximum sheet input of 250, the all-in-one printer could help any office stay connected.
Save £190 This LaserJet is on the pricier side, but is still a pretty efficient printer. It can print up to 35 pages per minute with laser printing technology. This cutting edge machine sits at just 8kg, and comes with embedded security protocols to keep your business safe - so with £200 savings - this is a great deal for document printing.
Save £41 This might not be the most highly powered printer on the list, but it's a great deal for anyone who needs a cheap but reliable printer for home use. At 15 pages per minute, it's not the speediest, but with iOS and Android compatibility, as well as 6 months of free instant ink, it could be a great addition to your home office.
Save £39 it might not be loaded with features - something we highlighted in our review - but if you just want a standard printer for the office or home office, there's a lot to like here, particularly just how cheap it is to run thanks to its high-yield cartridges. This model is a three-in-one, outputting at 9ppm in color and 16ppm colour.
Prime Day 3D printer deals in the US
Save $300 In our review of the the Bambu Lap P1P, we gave it 5 stars, and it's deserved. With excellent print quality, fast printing speed and huge upgrade options. The great news is that in the Prime Day sale, the Bambu Lab P1P is now just $400 down from $700. This makes it perhaps one of the best deals we've seen this - and it's not even on Amazon.
Another five star rated printer is on offer today - and as much as it's not a huge discount, we already rated this as an affordable printer, so the savings are a great bonus. The Bambu Lab A1 3D printer has excellent build quality and ultra-fast printing, so if you are in the market for a 3D printer that won't break the bank - this is a great option.
Here's our full review if you want more insights.
This is another very highly rated printer with a great discount, and the Anycubic Kobra 3 Combo has an almost $200 saving for Prime Day. Check out our full review here.
What's impressive about this machine is that it prints fast, and has multifilament printing - and we did rate this as one of the most affordable 3D printers around - even without the fantastic savings.
Save $104 I see this on sale often during Prime Day, so worth keeping an eye out for the big bargains. Even after all these years, this is one of my favorite 3D printers. Our review highlights its cheap price delivering great output quality and a high build volume.
Save $42 Only slightly pricier than over Prime Day, we really like the Creality Ender 3 V3 SE for anyone looking for an entry-level 3D printer. In our review, we noted that it offered affordable, reliable, user-friendly printing, and awarded it 4.5 stars. A great place and a great price if you're starting out.
Percentage wise you don't save much but $81 in savings is still a good discount discount on one of the best models we've reviewed - the MK4S is a professional-level 3D printer that impressed us with its speed and print-quality, delivering reliable 3D printing for all.
Save $20 on this top 3D printer that is ideal for beginners and intermediates - if our experience with the slightly larger K1 is anything to go by, you can expect fast print speeds and good accuracy on your models. This is even cheaper than the price it was in the Spring sale.
Save $40 The Creality K1C is one of those top-rated units that performed impeccably in our tests (see the full review here). Build quality is excellent, speed and accuracy on-point. This produced trouble-free 3D printing for us. There are loads of discounted bundles with this 3D printer, if you want a few accessories to go along with the machine.
Save $20 With high-speed levelling, speedy prints, and a fair 220x220x220mm build area, there's a lot to like about Flashforge 3D printer, which is nicely priced for beginners or intermediates looking to upgrade their kit.
Prime Day 3D printer deals in the UK
Save £360 This is a 5-star unit that our 3D printing expert Alastair called "one of the most outstanding 3D printers I've ever seen." It's part of the Bambu Lab 3rd anniversary sale, and I don't think it can be beaten on price and performance.
Save £150 This is my top-rated 3D printer for most people. It's fast, accurate, and affordable. In his review, Alastair said the unit has "exceptional build quality and advanced features, it strikes a perfect balance, catering to a wide range of users from beginners to professionals.
Save £20 Promising a "flawless first layer", the Adventurer 5M from Flashforge is an ideal entry-level 3D printer that does everything most users will need, including auto-levelling and decent speeds.
Save £60 Creality's K1 SE is a feature-packed 3D printer for beginners and intermediates, boasting high-speed hands-free auto-levelling and good speeds. Remember to tick the voucher box to get the full discount.
Amazon Prime Day printer deals: what to look for
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There are a few key specs to look for with any deals on printer and 3D printer over Prime Day. Here's what I'd check...
Feature-set
With printers, I'd also consider more than simple print-only devices unless you have to. It's always handy having a device that can scan and copy (and even fax). Alongside this, look for double-sided printing, known as auto-duplex, and an automatic document feeder, which will feed the machine more paper when you're running low. Touchscreens and app support are always useful for delivering greater control over prints.
Speed
Whether you're choosing a paper printer or a 3D printer, speed is critical. Look to see how fast you can get your prints. This is often a balance between speed and output quality.
When it comes to traditional printers, mono output will almost always be faster, with laser being quicker than inkjet models. - a good pick, then, if you're looking for the fastest document printer.
Accuracy
Particularly important for 3D printers is accuracy - how closely does the finished article resemble the 3D model? For this, I'd want to see the correct edges, with no overhang you often see from cheap 3D printers or mass-manufacture molds.
It's also important in a different way with standard printers. For example, an inkjet will better replicate the colors of a photo, while text is more accurate using a laser printer.
Brand
For paper or photo printing, I personally like known brands like Canon, Epson, HP, and Brother for most home and home office users.
When it comes to 3D printers, Creality, Anycubic, Elegoo, Flashforge, and Anker are all known quantities with good reputations.
Amazon Prime Day printer deals: FAQs
When is Amazon Prime Day 2025?
Amazon Prime Day 2025 kicked off on July 8 and runs until midnight on July 11. So, you'll have three more days to find some big savings in the summer sale.
Will I need an Amazon Prime subscription to get Prime Day printer deals?
Yes, to take advantage of any Prime Day deals, you'll need to be a Prime member. However, I often see plenty of discounted printers and 3D printers that don't require membership - these items won't have the red Prime Day deal tag, with discounts displayed with a percentage saving or via a coupon or voucher box that needs to be ticked.
How do I become an Amazon Prime member?
You need to be an Amazon Prime member in order to get access to Prime Day deals, which costs $14.99 / £8.99 per month or $139 / £95 for a year.
New subscribers can take advantage of the 30-day Amazon Prime free trial to buy the deals. You can only use this if you've never been a member before, so it won't be available if you've used it already or if you've signed up for Amazon Prime in the past.
While on the free trial, you get all the other membership benefits including free shipping, access to Prime Video and much more. Do read our Amazon Prime review for full coverage of what you get as part of a membership. That can help you decide if you want to cancel Amazon Prime once your free trial has ended to avoid being charged the monthly fee.
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Steve is B2B Editor for Creative & Hardware at TechRadar Pro. He began in tech journalism reviewing photo editors and video editing software at Web User magazine, and covered technology news, features, and how-to guides. Today, he and his team of expert reviewers test out a range of creative software, hardware, and office furniture. Once upon a time, he wrote TV commercials and movie trailers. Relentless champion of the Oxford comma.
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