3D Printing Deals

Elegoo: Saturn 4 Ultra 16K at $499, Neptune 4 Plus at $309, new Centauri 2 from $279

ELEGOO Day closed on September 29 and Elegoo has not named its next event yet, so the store is back on standing discounts. The Saturn 4 Ultra 16K sits at $499 against a $649.99 list price, up from the $399 it hit during the sale, and the Neptune 4 Plus is $309 from $425. The new open-frame Centauri 2 starts at $279, the Centauri 2 Combo with four-color CANVAS is $329, and the enclosed Centauri Carbon 2 Combo is $399 from $449. Two add-on offers are worth knowing: a kilo of filament for $1 with the Centauri Carbon 2 Combo and a kilo of resin for $1 with the Saturn 4 Ultra 16K. Elegoo usually opens its 11.11 and Black Friday pricing in early November, so if you are not in a hurry, that is the next price drop to watch.

Anycubic: Kobra S1 Max Combo at $899 and Kobra X at $299 in the Halloween sale

The 11th Anniversary Sale has rolled straight into a Halloween event Anycubic calls Trick or Print, and the printer prices are lower than the anniversary last call. The Kobra S1 Max Combo is $899 from $1,099 and ships within 24 hours, the multicolor Kobra X drops to $299 from $399, the Kobra S1 Combo is $459 from $599, and the Kobra 3 Max V2 Combo is $619 from $899. On the resin side the Photon P1 is $599 from $699 and the Photon P1 Max $959 from $999. The Halloween twist is on materials: buy a selected printer and add up to 4 kg of filament or resin for $9.90. Anycubic has not posted an end date, and the anniversary codes have come off the store, so the discounts now apply automatically at checkout.

Creality: Halloween Sale with the K2 Pro Combo at $799 and the Raptor scanner at $879

Creality’s Autumn Maker Sale has become a Halloween Sale with up to 40% off printers and scanners, and the K2 line carries the deepest cuts. The K2 Pro is $599 from $849 and the K2 Pro Combo $799 from $1,099; the standard K2 starts at $399 from $549 and the K2 Plus Combo is $1,199 from $1,499. The SparkX i7 Nano Combo is $299, while the new SparkX i8 is on Indiegogo with a 23% early-bird discount. Scanners follow suit: the Ferret Pro is $359 from $449 and the Raptor $879 from $1,499. Filament stacks its own tiers at 15% off two spools, 20% off four, and 30% off six. The K3 toolchanger is not in the store yet; Creality says pre-orders open in mid-October at a price below $900. US readers can take 10% off the new Pika scanner with our reader code in the scanner section below.

Prusa: six spools of Prusament PLA for the price of five through October 31

Prusa’s Back to School printer discounts ended on September 30 and the MK4S is back at its $925 regular price ($657.40 as a kit). What runs now is a Halloween filament offer from October 7 to October 31: the Prusament PLA 5+1 pack gives you six spools for the price of five, and a Prusament PETG Ultraglow Green spool bundled with a 0.6 mm ObXidian nozzle is 15% off at $119.83. Prusa does not run public discount codes, so the price on the product page is the price you pay. Elsewhere in the lineup the names have shifted: the CORE One is now sold as the CORE One+ Gen 2 at $1,202.78 assembled or $925 as a kit, the CORE One L+ is $1,850.93, and the XL is now the Original Prusa XL+ from $2,128.70, all at regular pricing with two to four week lead times on the assembled machines.

Qidi Tech: Max4 at $1,099 with a free Polar Cooler, Plus4 at $649, plus codes up to $100 off

Qidi’s Halloween Sale runs from September 30 to October 31 (11:59 PM CST). The big-format Max4 stays at $1,099 and still ships with a free Polar Cooler worth $199, the Plus4 has dropped further to $649 from $799 with a free spool of filament, and the Q2 Combo with Polar Cooler is $749 from $848. The new Plus5 lists at $749, or $999 as a Combo with the cooler. A separate Autumn Clearance collection takes up to 50% off older stock including the Q1 Pro and X-Max 3. On top of the sale prices, four spend-based codes apply at checkout, from $30 off a $500 order to $100 off $1,500 (one code per order).

Flashforge: CJ270 full-color printer at $3,899 with our code, Adventurer 5M at $249

The new CJ270 is Flashforge’s desktop full-color material jetting printer: CMYK plus white and clear resins, 7 micron layers and water-soluble supports, for figurines, collectibles and appearance prototypes up to 180 x 120 x 100 mm. The pre-order launch price is $3,999 against a $4,499 list price, and the code BOOSTCJ270 takes a further $100 off at checkout; the same code is worth C$140, £80, €90 or A$140 after switching region in the store. Units ship by air from October 15, and the $49 Early Bird add-on with 24 kg of resin is still offered with pre-orders. Our CJ270 explainer covers specs, running costs and limits before you order.

On the FDM side, the Adventurer 5M is $249, $150 under its $399 list price and the lowest we have logged for it, which makes it the cheapest enclosed high-speed printer on this page. The four-color AD5X is $349 from $499, the 5M Pro $379 from $529, and the VDS filament dry box $199 from $259, with a flat 20% off all filament and Adventurer accessories plus a buy-two-pay-one filament offer. No end date is posted on those; the store shows what is live today.

Snapmaker: U1 at $849 plus Artisan from $2,099

Snapmaker is between events, but the headline prices hold: the U1 color toolchanger stays at $849 instead of $999, and the Artisan 3-in-1 starts at $2,099 against a $2,999 list price. Two add-ons are worth a look if you already own one: the U1 top cover is on pre-order at 40% off ($149 from $249, shipping late October), and the 1064 nm infrared laser module is $259 from $449. Free US shipping applies over $89, and a 30-day price match refunds the difference as a gift card if prices drop after you order.

Bambu Lab: half-price orange refills, AMS at $249, filament from $13.99 a roll

Bambu Lab’s Halloween wave, which the store calls Spooky Savings, halves the price of orange refill filament and adds a four-roll Halloween Box at $69.96. The standing bulk sale is unchanged and still the best filament pricing on this page: PLA Basic, PLA Matte, PETG HF, ABS, and PETG Translucent run $14.99 a roll on four rolls and $13.99 on six, and the PLA Basic 10-pack refill is $119.90 from $199.90. The AMS is $249 instead of $349, the AMS lite $199 instead of $249, and the Cool Plate SuperTack starts at $11.99 from $17.99. On printers, the A1 mini Combo shows $359 with a $60 saving applied through the code on its product page. The sale collection does not list printers, so check the product pages directly for the current wave.

Creality Pika: 10% off with our reader code

The Pika is Creality’s new entry-level handheld scanner, listed at $699 and still on pre-order with shipping about a month from the order date. Creality has set up a discount for 3DPrinting.com readers that takes 10% off in the US store, which brings it under $630 before tax. The code is US only; readers elsewhere can still shop the Halloween Sale scanner discounts on the Ferret Pro and Raptor. If you are weighing the Pika against the phone-based route, our 3D scanner buying guide covers where it sits in the lineup.

Revopoint: MetroY Ultra at $1,519, POP 4 at $713, INSPIRE 2 at $439

Revopoint’s Smart Deal has become a Fall Into 3D sale with up to 40% off, and two of the headline prices moved down again: the industrial MetroY Ultra is $1,519 from $1,899 and the POP 4 is $713 from $839, while the INSPIRE 2 holds at $439 from $549. Certified refurbished units stay at 40% off, with the INSPIRE at $239, the MINI at $479, and the RANGE 2 at $437. The store notes that promotional prices can be combined with at most one discount code, so our reader code below should still apply on the MetroY Ultra; it was priced against the $1,899 tag, so enter it at checkout and see what it takes off. Revopoint shows a countdown but no closing date.

Einstar: original EINSTAR at $759 plus a free $399 kit with the EinScan Rigil

The EINSTAR 2 deal has ended: it is back at its $1,249 list price with no discount on the US store, and the EINSCAN100 reader code expired on September 30. What remains is still useful. The original EINSTAR is $759 from $959, the only struck-through price on the site right now, and the EinScan Rigil, on pre-order at $4,999 with a 30-day lead time, still ships with a free Accessories Pro Kit worth $399 applied automatically at checkout. The EinScan Trak at $6,999 includes a one-year EXMeasure license. Einstar has not announced a Halloween or 11.11 event; we will update this card when one lands.

3DMakerpro: up to 35% off scanners once you sign in

3DMakerpro’s Autumn Sale advertises up to 35% off the Turtle, Toucan, Fox, Moose, Raven and Eagle, but the store now shows list prices until you register and log in: the Moose at $699, the Moose Lite at $399, the Seal at $699, the Seal Lite at $359, the Toucan at $1,999, and the new Turtle at $699 per module or $3,299 as a complete set. The discount is applied to your account rather than on the listing, so create an account, check the cart price, and compare it with the numbers above before you buy. The sale page shows a countdown but no closing date.

Polymaker: PETG up to 35% off plus HT-PLA Pro launch pricing

Polymaker’s store is running a Restock Fall Sale with the same structure as last month. The PETG flash sale takes 15% off four spools, 25% off six, and 35% off ten or more, and the newly launched HT-PLA Pro carries 10% off your first purchase. On everything else the bundle builder still stacks: 5% off from four spools, 10% from six, and 15% from ten, with free US shipping from $35. The 70-color Panchroma refill range and the wood and carbon composites from our filament guides all qualify.

Elegoo: bulk filament up to 32% off and resin up to 33% off

Elegoo has restructured its bulk tiers now that ELEGOO Day is over, and the entry tiers are shallower than they were. Filament is 10% off at five spools, 18% at ten, 23% at twenty, 28% at fifty, and 32% at a hundred. Resin is 10% off at three bottles, 20% at five, 25% at ten, 30% at twenty, and 33% at thirty. Starting prices are unchanged: PLA, Rapid PETG and PETG Pro from $13.99, PLA+ from $14.99, PLA-CF from $21.99, ABS-Like V3.0 resin from $17.99 and Standard Resin from $18.99, with a 3 kg PLA spool at $37.99. Separate clearance codes on the collection pages take up to 45% off selected colors when you buy five; they do not combine with the bulk tiers.

Sunlu: bulk PLA from $10.29 per kilo

Sunlu’s standing hot-sales section keeps filament cheap: PLA starts at $10.29 per kilo against an $18.99 list price, PLA+ at $10.69, matte PLA at $10.99, refill PLA, PLA+ and PETG at $10.49, and multi-color silk at $15.99 from $29.99, mostly on multi-roll minimums. The AMS Heater at $99.99 comes with bundle pricing that takes PLA down to about $5 per kilo, and the FilaDC i10 dehumidifying cabinet is on pre-order. Free shipping starts at $40.

Siraya Tech: Blu from $32.65, Fast ABS-Like from $27.37, TPU and silicone up to 25% off

Siraya Tech’s autumn event has closed, but the sale prices on its sales page have not moved much. Blu tough resin is 29% off from $32.65, Fast ABS-Like 26% off from $27.37, and Fast Tough 30% off from $32.19, with Blu Lava at 35% off. On the filament side Flex TPU 85A is $31.99 from $39.99 and the Roamr TPU Air HR 85A $47.50 from $59.99, while the Defiant silicone line runs up to 25% off with the 15A and 10A from $24.59. Bulk packs of Fast resin save up to $140. Deals rotate weekly, so the mix shifts from one visit to the next.

Meshy: 60% off your first month of Pro

Meshy 7.1 turns a drawing or a text prompt into a printable model, and its Multicolor 2.0 exports slice as painted on a multi-material printer. We took a game designer’s hand-drawn characters through it to four-color printed pawns; the hands-on review covers what worked and what did not. Meshy’s standing offer for new users is 50% off the first month; our reader code below stretches that to 60% on the Pro plan, which is the tier with enough credits to iterate on a model rather than settle for the first result.

Tripo: 60% off the monthly Pro plan with our reader code

Tripo is the value pick in our AI 3D model generator guide for its clean topology and a free tier that is usable rather than a teaser. Tripo has set up an exclusive code for 3DPrinting.com readers that takes 60% off the monthly Pro plan, normally $20 a month, and unlike most software offers it works for existing subscribers as well as new sign-ups, in every region. It runs through December 31, 2026. Without the code, new users still get 50% off their first month on any paid plan and annual billing runs at up to 50% off the monthly rate.

xTool: final call on savings up to $3,398 plus gifts

xTool’s 6th Anniversary weeks have ended, but the store has kept the pricing running under a Final Call banner with the same headline: machine bundles save up to $3,398 with gift add-ons on machine orders. The P3 flagship CO2 laser starts at $6,999 with the IF2 2.0 inline fan included and the F2 Ultra dual-source laser from $4,299, and two tiered cart coupons sit on top for big orders, $200 off over $3,999 and $300 off over $6,999 (not combinable). xTool has not posted a closing date, and it usually resets pricing for Black Friday in early November, so this is the window before the next wave.

Creality Falcon: Falcon2 Pro at $899 and kits up to $700 off in the Halloween Mega Sale

Creality’s Falcon laser store has moved to a Halloween Mega Sale and the headline prices carry over: the entry A1 10W is $549 from $599, the A1 Pro 20W dual-laser holds at $1,099, and the Falcon2 Pro is $899 from $1,099. Bundle kits cut deepest: the A1 10W all-in-one kit is $699 from $985.99, the new A1 Pro 20W all-in-one kit $1,449 from $2,159, and the Falcon2 Pro all-in-one kit with honeycomb, risers, and rotary $999 from $1,599. New this month are the Falcon2 22W at $549 from $719 and the Falcon2 Pro 60W at $1,899 from $2,099; the five-module T1 stays at its $2,499 list price. US buyers can still stack two discount codes on top at checkout.