Black Friday 3D printer deals 2024: when the sales start and the best early price-drops
I’m monitoring all the best Black Friday 3D printer deals this year
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Looking for some early Black Friday 3D printer deals? I’m tracking all the top discounts and price-drops, and I’m already seeing some big deals from Anycubic and Creality.
My team and I have extensively tested thebest 3D printers, and I’ll be here throughout the cyber sales, showcasing our favorite, fastest, and highest quality models we’ve reviewed so far.
The stand-out deal so far is the Anycubic Kobra 3 Combo (available in the UShereand the UKhere), while the Anycubic Photon Mono X 6Ks also sees a massive discount in the US (here) and the UK (here). Scroll down for more offers.
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07/11:Monitoring today’s early Black Friday deals, I’ve added a selection of new 3D printer offers from Anycubic, Elegoo, and Creality.
Top Black Friday 3D printer deals in the US
Big savings on this 3D resin printer, which boasts a 9.1in screen, high-res printing, and a broad print area. It might be more than most users need, but with this discount, it’s unmissable.
In our view, the Anycubic Kobra 3 Combo is one of the best models out there (check out ourreview here). With a broad print area and fast speeds, it’s an ideal model for most 3D printing requirements.
The Creality Ender 3 V3 SE may have a mouthful of a name, but it’s a distinctly impressed 3D printer that comes highly recommended by us (see ourreview here). Easy to use, beginner-friendly, it’s a great unit for most general uses.
The Creality K1C is a deeply impressive 3D printer (see ourreview). Ideal for those who need a large build area and fast prints, it remains suitable for beginners and veterans, and even boasts integrated AI technology.
The CR-10 3D printer comes with a touch screen, soft steel bed, and automatic leveling, making it a fantastic choice for high quality 3D printing. The input shaping technology means minimal vibrations, so if you’re looking for seamless precision to bring your designs alive, we recommend checking this machine
Although on the pricier side, if you’re looking for an efficient and robust 3D printer, we’ve found a great deal on the Flashforge Adventurer 5. With a full-auto leveling system and quick release nozzle, it’s suitable for a range of tasks and use-cases.
One of the best Black Friday 3D printer deals for basic prints, the EasyThreed K9 3D printer comes in at well under $100. For introductions to 3D printing, this machine is a good choice. The printer weighs in at just 1kg and comes with an easy to use interface to help beginners learn the ropes.
Top Black Friday 3D printer deals in the UK
This might be the best early Black Friday 3D printer deal I’ve found so far - with a massive £450 discount on the Anycubic Photon Mono X 6Ks. This is a beast of a machine featuring a 9.1in screen, high-res printing, and a broad print area.
Easily one of the top 3D printing units out there, the Anycubic Kobra 2 Combo features big print sizes and quick speeds, making it ideal for most users and use-cases. Check out ourreview herefor more.
This is a pretty good 3D printer deal for under £200. The unit features a 225x225x280mm (8.85x8.85x11in) print area - plenty of space, then, for beginners to start their 3D printing journey.
One of our favourite 3D printers, this one comes highly recommended by us (see ourreview here). It’s only a single filament unit, but print quality is outstanding, and it’s quick, too.
For those looking to print with a wide range of materials, the Kobra 2 Max could be the perfect choice. Whilst not necessarily the best looking machine, the Kobra 2 Max is a reliable option for quick and easy printing, with an advanced LeviQ and heated magnetic print platform to deliver an impressive quality printing.
We would recommend this machine to anyone looking to get into 3D printing, as it is fast, precise, and user friendly (Take a look at our full thoughts in ourreview here). The Neptune 4 pro handles 3 printing tasks seamlessly and with reliable print quality, and is a great way to bring your visions to life.
If you’re looking for a machine that can handle complex designs at a high quality with impressive speed, we recommend the K1 max. This 3D printer comes with AI capabilities and LiDAT sensors, and is fantastically user friendly - a must for anyone looking for a reliable 3D printer that can keep up with their needs (you can read our fullreview here).
This lightweight 3D printer is perfect for beginners, and comes with a sample PLA filament roll so you can get started right away. The Dual Z and Y axis design and auto-levelling helps deliver precise and stable printing in your home.
Black Friday 3D printer deals: FAQs
When will the Black Friday 3D printer deals start?
Black Friday starts onNovember 29- the Friday immediately after Thanksgiving in the US. You can expect millions of deals to drop across categories including deals for 3D printers. We’re already seeing quite a few discounts starting now. Significant sales will start mid-October and will continue until Cyber Monday onDecember 2.
I’ll be here throughout the event, bringing you the best Black Friday and Cyber Monday 3D printer deals.
Is Black Friday a good time to buy a 3D printer?
Yes, in my years covering Prime Day and Black Friday 3D printer deals, I usually see big discounts, especially on slightly older models, saving you hundreds in the process.
This year, both Anycubic and Creality have impressed me with their range of deals - there’s something for everyone. So far, the highlight for me is the Anycubic Photon Mono X 6Ks, which sees a $450 discount, putting it at around the same price as a standard budget or beginner-friendly 3D printer.
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Steve is TechRadar Pro’s B2B Editor for Creative & Hardware. He began in tech journalism reviewing photo editors and video editing software at the magazine Web User, where he also covered technology news, features, and how-to guides. Today, he and his team of 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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