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3D printer deals
Elegoo: up to 54% off in the ELEGOO Day Sale
Elegoo’s biggest event of the autumn runs from September 8 to September 29, closing at 3 AM EDT. The four best prices are the Saturn 4 Ultra 16K at $399, down from the $499 we logged last month, the Centauri Carbon 2 Combo at $369, and both Centauri 2 machines at $259 and $299. The Neptune 4 Plus holds at $269 against a $425 list price. Spend $300 and you pick a free gift, wash and cure stations start at $79, and members earn double reward points. Across the other twelve printers, five match a price Elegoo has run before and six cost more than they did at Black Friday, so our full price breakdown is worth a look if you are deciding between buying now and waiting for November.
Anycubic: up to $550 off in the 11th Anniversary Sale
Anycubic’s 11th Anniversary Sale is in its eight-day last call, which closes on September 30. The early-bird prices from the opening weeks have moved on, so the multicolor Kobra X now sits at $344 against a $459 list price, still with the free anniversary pack, and the Kobra S1 Max Combo, Kobra S1 Combo, Photon P1 and Photon P1 Max all carry last-call pricing on the sale page. On the materials side, resin and PLA mystery boxes start at $45.99, bulk resin and filament run from $8.55 per kilo, members get 70% off select 1 kg materials, and accessories are 20% off.
Creality: Autumn Maker Sale with the K2 Pro from $599
Creality’s Back to School event has rolled into an Autumn Maker Sale with up to 50% off selected printers and scanners. The K2 Pro is the one to watch at $599 instead of $849, with the K2 Pro Combo at $799 from $1,099; the standard K2 starts at $399, the K2 Plus Combo drops to $1,199, and the SPARKX i7 Nano begins at $229. Scanners join in with the Ferret Pro at $359 and the Raptor at $879, and filament stacks its own tiers at 15% off two spools, 20% off four, and 30% off six. US readers can also take 10% off the new Pika scanner with our reader code in the scanner section below.
Prusa: 20% off the MK4S plus free Prusament with the CORE One+
Prusa Research rarely discounts, so its Back to School deals are worth catching while they run through September 30. The assembled Original Prusa MK4S is 20% off and the kit 10% off, both with a free Prusa Academy design course. The new CORE One+ ships with two free spools of Prusament PLA (one with the kit), and the larger CORE One L+ adds a third spool of Prusament PETG on top. Prusament PLA and PETG are 15% off across the range, Prusa resins take the same cut, and Academy courses are half price. Prusa does not run public discount codes, so the price on the product page is the price you pay; the XL+, MINI+, and SL1S sit this one out.
Qidi Tech: Max4 at $1,099 with a free Polar Cooler, plus clearance up to 50% off
Qidi’s Back to School Sale has given way to a Maker Fall Sale that runs through September 30. The big-format Max4 drops to $1,099 from $1,348 and ships with a free Polar Cooler worth $199, the Plus4 sits at $699 from $799 with free filament, and the Q2 Combo takes $99 off. Printers run up to 18% off and filament and accessories up to 25% off during the event, while a separate Autumn Clearance collection cuts up to 50% off the Q2, Plus4, Q1 Pro, and X-Max 3 alongside filament. Weekly deals rotate on their own timer from the same store.
Flashforge: Adventurer 5M at $299 with an extra $50 off at checkout
Flashforge’s summer event has rotated out, and the store now runs standing deals: the Adventurer 5M sits at $299, a full $100 under list, and the store takes another $50 off automatically at checkout while stock lasts, which makes it one of the cheapest ways into enclosed high-speed printing. Flashforge is warning of price rises ahead, so this is not a deal to sit on. Deals on the four-color AD5X, the 5M Pro, and filament bundles rotate on their own timers; the store shows what is live today.
Snapmaker: U1 at $849 plus Artisan from $2,099
Snapmaker’s Back to School extras have wrapped, but the headline prices hold: the U1 color toolchanger stays at $849 instead of $999, and the Artisan 3-in-1 now starts at $2,099 against a $2,999 list price, a step up from the $1,899 it briefly hit in August. Free US shipping applies over $89, and a 30-day price match covers you if prices drop after you order.
Bambu Lab: AMS at $249 plus filament from $13.99 a roll
Bambu Lab’s store has settled into its between-events rhythm, and that is where the filament pricing lives: the bulk sale takes PLA Basic, PETG HF, ABS, and PLA Matte to $14.99 a roll on four rolls and $13.99 on six, and the PLA Basic 10-pack refill drops to $119.90 from $199.90. The AMS is $249 instead of $349 and the AMS lite $199 instead of $249, the Cool Plate SuperTack starts at $11.99, and a Halloween wave is clearing orange refills at half price. Printer deals rotate through the sale collection as older waves clear, so the collection page is the place to check before you buy.
3D scanner deals
Creality Pika: 10% off with our reader code
The Pika is Creality’s new entry-level handheld scanner, listed at $699 and currently on pre-order with shipping expected in about a month. 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 Autumn Maker 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: INSPIRE 2 at $439 and MetroY Ultra at $1,614
Revopoint has cut deeper since last week. Its Smart Deal event takes the INSPIRE 2 to $439 from $549, the POP 4 to $755 from $839, and the industrial MetroY Ultra to $1,614 from $1,899, all on a countdown, so these prices may not last the month. Certified refurbished units run up to 40% off, with the INSPIRE at $239, the MINI at $479, and the RANGE 2 at $437, and turntable deals ride alongside. Our reader code below was priced against the MetroY Ultra’s $1,899 tag before this round of cuts, so enter it at checkout and see what it takes off the new price.
Einstar: EINSTAR 2 at $899 plus an extra $100 off the EinScan series
The EINSTAR 2 has dropped to $899 in the US store, $350 under its $1,249 list price and lower than the $999 our September reader code got it to, so no code is needed on that one. The EinScan side still has one: until September 30, EINSCAN100 takes an extra $100 off the EinScan Rigil, Rigil Lite, and Trak, and the Rigil currently ships with a free Accessories Pro Kit worth $399 on top. That $100 only appears with the code; it is an affiliate-exclusive rather than an on-site promo.
3DMakerpro: up to 35% off scanners plus Turtle early bird
3DMakerpro’s Autumn Flash Sale cuts up to 35% off its handheld and LiDAR 3D scanners: the Moose drops to $524 from $699, the Moose Lite to $259 from $399, the Seal to $489 from $699, and the Seal Lite to $233 from $359, with the Toucan all-in-one down to $1,299 from $1,999. The newly launched Turtle is on pre-order at $594 instead of $699 as an early bird price. The sale runs on a countdown, so check the page for the closing date.
Filament and resin deals
Polymaker: PETG up to 35% off plus HT-PLA Pro launch pricing
Polymaker’s Back to School deal has ended, and two offers have taken its place. A 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: 30% off filament and 35% off resin on the bulk tiers
Single spools are only lightly discounted in the ELEGOO Day Sale, so the savings sit in the tiers. Filament is 20% off at five spools and 30% off at ten. Resin is 20% off at four bottles, 30% off at eight, and 35% off at twelve. Before the tiers, PLA and PETG Pro start at $13.99, PLA+ at $14.99, PLA-CF at $21.99, ABS-Like V3.0 resin at $17.99 and Standard Resin at $18.99. Clearance codes on the collection pages take a further 35 to 45% off selected colors when you buy five, and members earn double reward points on the order.
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, with PLA+, matte PLA, and multi-color silk close behind, mostly on three-roll or six-roll minimums. The section currently leads with a classic resin bulk sale and pre-sale pricing on the FilaDC i10 dehumidifying cabinet, so look beyond the spools while you are there.
Siraya Tech: up to 30% off resins plus filament deals
Siraya Tech’s sales page keeps the resins from our guides well under list: Blu tough resin is 30% off from $32.19, Fast ABS-Like 27% off from $27.00, and Magna and Tenacious sit at similar cuts. On the filament side Flex TPU 85A drops 22% to $31.19 and the Roamr TPU Air HR 85A to $43.19 from $59.99, while the Defiant silicone line runs up to 27% off with the 25A from $24.99. Deals rotate weekly, so the mix shifts from one visit to the next.
Software deals
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: 50% off the first month plus annual savings
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. New users get 50% off the first month on any paid plan, applied at checkout, and annual billing runs at up to 50% off the monthly rate all year. No reader code on this one yet; the offer applies on its own once you sign up through the link.
Laser engravers and more
xTool: 6th Anniversary savings up to $3,398 plus gifts
xTool’s 6th Anniversary Sale runs in themed weeks: lasers and MetalFab opened it, Printing Week runs September 21 to 27 with the Apparel Printer Plus and the printing bundles in focus, and a Final Carnival Week closes it from September 28 to October 4. Machine bundles save up to $3,398 across the event, with pricing on the P3 flagship CO2, the F2 Ultra and F2 Ultra UV dual-source lasers, and the F1 Ultra, plus gift add-ons on machine orders. The featured machines change each week, so click through for the current lineup.
Creality Falcon: Falcon2 Pro at $899 plus stackable codes
Creality’s Falcon laser store has moved into the same Autumn Maker Sale as the printer store, and the Labor Day prices have carried over. The entry A1 10W sits at $549 from $599, the A1 Pro 20W dual-laser holds at $1,099, and the Falcon2 Pro drops to $899 from $1,099. Bundle kits cut deepest: the A1 10W all-in-one kit is $699 from $985.99, and the Falcon2 Pro all-in-one kit with honeycomb, risers, and rotary drops to $999 from $1,599. The five-module T1 flagship has gone back to its $2,499 list price for now. US buyers can still stack two discount codes on top at checkout.