23 Deals Of 3D Printers to Explore from Creality, Anycubic, Bambu Lab & More

The Comgrow Ender 3 (2021) is presented as a DIY 3D printer with a 220 × 220 × 250 mm print size. Its resume-print function is designed to continue a job after a power outage or interruption, while the listing describes an upgraded extruder intended to reduce plugging and poor extrusion.

The printer includes several assembled parts to simplify setup, with assembly described as taking about two hours. The supplied details also mention V-slot movement with POM wheels, a safety-protected power supply and a heated bed that reaches 110°C in approximately five minutes. Check the available deal widget for the current offer associated with this Ender 3 listing.

The ANYCUBIC Kobra 2 Neo combines a stated maximum print speed of 250 mm/s with a recommended speed of 150 mm/s. Its five-module gantry frame is described as supporting easier assembly and lower maintenance, while the integrated extruder and cooling system use a 60W hot end and a 7,000 rpm fan.

LeviQ 2.0 automatic leveling handles Z-axis offset compensation after leveling. The supplied listing also names PLA, TPU and PETG among the compatible filament types and references Marlin firmware functions for input shaping and motion control. Check the current deal details before purchasing.

The Print Digits 5-in-1 12×15 is described in the listing as a digital multifunctional 3D printer with a double heating tube. The supplied general fields specify Digital Light Processing, a 5 mm/s print speed, auto calibration, a heated bed and SD card support.

Connectivity is listed as Ethernet, USB and Wi-Fi. The in-box information identifies a heavy-duty machine with machine wire, two plate attachments, a cap attachment and a mug attachment, giving this listing a broader accessory set than a standard single-purpose printer. Review the retailer information carefully for the exact application of each attachment.

The Creality Ender-3 V3 SE listing focuses on quick setup, automatic leveling and high-speed printing. It specifies a maximum speed of 250 mm/s, CR Touch leveling and a tension sensor for Z compensation, while the user interface is described as showing the leveling process and other parameters.

A Sprite direct extruder is listed for PLA, PETG and TPU, and the frame uses synchronized dual Z axes with steel linear axes on Y. Automatic filament loading and unloading are also included. The supplied title gives the build dimensions as 220 × 220 × 250 cm; because that unit is unusual for this product format, verify the retailer's specification before ordering.

The 3idea CR-10 SE is built around a 220 × 220 × 265 mm build volume and a stated 600 mm/s maximum speed. Its CR Touch and strain sensor are used for automatic leveling and Z-offset adjustment, while the X and Y axes use steel linear rails with ball-bearing carriages.

The listing also describes a 12,000 rpm model-cooling fan, a 60W ceramic heater, a hardened-steel nozzle and 300°C printing. Creality Cloud connectivity enables monitoring from a phone or PC, and the 4.3-inch screen provides local control. Current deal information is available through the product widget.

The WOL 3D Creality CR-10 SE is identified as an FDM printer with a 220 × 220 × 265 mm build volume and a stated 600 mm/s maximum speed. CR Touch and a strain sensor provide automatic bed leveling, while the steel linear rails are intended to keep X- and Y-axis movement steady.

Its thermal setup includes a 300°C hotend, a 60W ceramic heater and a hardened-steel nozzle. The supplied listing names PLA, PETG, ABS, TPU and PA-CF among the supported materials. Wi-Fi, LAN and USB connectivity work with Creality Cloud features, and the 4.3-inch touchscreen provides printer control.

The Anycubic Photon Mono 4 Resin is named as a resin 3D printer in the product title. Its supplied general specification field lists Fused Deposition Modeling as the printing technology, along with a 153.4 × 87 × 165 mm build volume, 70 mm/s print speed and auto calibration.

Additional listed details include a heated bed, SD card support, a 0.4 mm nozzle and 1.75 mm filament diameter. Because the product title and the technology field describe the machine differently, review the retailer's full specification and material requirements before placing an order.

The WOL3D Creality Ender 3 is listed as an FDM printer with a 220 × 220 × 250 mm build volume and a 60 mm/s print speed. The supplied specifications identify a heated metal bed, a 0.4 mm nozzle, 1.75 mm filament and USB connectivity.

This listing does not specify automatic calibration, instead providing manual bed-leveling instructions. Its other described functions include resume printing after an interruption, SD card file transfer, V-slot movement and a carborundum glass build plate for print removal. The deal widget can be used to check the latest offer details.

The Bambu Lab A1 mini listing combines a 256 × 256 × 256 mm build volume with full automatic calibration. The supplied features name automatic bed leveling, Z-offset, vibration compensation and nozzle calibration, along with active flow-rate compensation for extrusion adjustments during printing.

The printer is described as operating at up to 48 dB and includes a quick-swap nozzle and touchscreen. It is also compatible with the Bambu Lab AMS Lite for multicolor printing. The listing references MakerWorld integration, while current commercial details can be checked through the deal widget.

The Comgrow Creality CR-10 SE is described as an FDM printer with a 220 × 220 × 265 mm build volume and a maximum print speed of 600 mm/s. Its automatic leveling system combines CR Touch with a strain sensor, and the X and Y axes use precision steel linear rails.

The supplied listing specifies a 300°C hotend, 60W ceramic heating, a hardened-steel nozzle and support for PLA, PETG, ABS, TPU and PA-CF. Wi-Fi, LAN and USB connectivity connect the printer with Creality Cloud features, including remote control and monitoring options.

The Bambu Lab A1 listing is built around a 256 × 256 × 256 mm print volume and a full-auto calibration system. The supplied details describe automatic adjustment of Z-offset, bed leveling, vibration resonance and nozzle pressure for each print job.

Active flow-rate compensation is included for extrusion control, while the printer is described as operating at up to 48 dB. Bambu Cloud Service provides connected control, and LAN-only mode is listed as an alternative connection option. Intelligent print monitoring is also included in the supplied feature set.

The Flashforge AD5X is presented as an FDM printer with a 220 × 220 × 220 mm build volume and multicolor printing for up to four colors. Its Intelligent Filament System is described as helping detect and refill filament, while the printer uses an all-metal CoreXY structure.

The supplied performance figures include a maximum speed of 600 mm/s and acceleration of 20,000 mm/s². Fully automatic leveling, a nozzle temperature of up to 300°C and TPU support are also listed. The product widget provides a place to check the current deal or offer.

The 3idea Kobra S1 combines an enclosed CoreXY structure with a 250 × 250 × 250 mm build volume and a stated maximum speed of 600 mm/s. Its full-metal hotend is listed for temperatures up to 320°C, while the heated bed can maintain up to 120°C for materials such as ABS and ASA.

LeviQ 3.0 automatic leveling is paired with resonance compensation and flow correction. A built-in camera supports AI monitoring, including detection of issues such as spaghetti, and the listing gives a noise level as low as 44 dB. App control, time-lapse recording and Slicer Next are also mentioned.

The 3idea Creality SPARKX I7 Combo is a multicolor printer listing with a 260 × 260 × 255 mm build volume and a stated 500 mm/s maximum speed. Its CFS Lite system is described as reading filament information and applying print settings during slicing, while the listing also references reduced purging waste during color changes.

The printer includes automatic bed leveling, nozzle Z-offset and input shaping. A built-in AI camera is described as monitoring for spaghetti, air printing, entanglement and build-plate issues. The listing also highlights RGB lighting, CubeMe AI photo-to-3D functionality and a setup with most essential parts pre-assembled.

The WOL 3D Creality K2 SE Combo is an FDM printer with a 220 × 215 × 245 mm build volume and a stated 500 mm/s maximum speed. Its die-cast aluminum alloy frame, crossbeam reinforcement and vibration-compensation features are described as supporting stable movement during printing.

The combo supports Creality's CFS system, with the listing describing up to four connected units for 16-color printing. Intelligent auto bed leveling, a direct-drive extruder, a filament run-out sensor and a quick-swap nozzle are included. Wi-Fi connectivity and touchscreen setup guidance are also part of the supplied feature set.

The Creality Ender-3 V3 listing specifies Fused Deposition Modeling, a 600 mm/s print speed and automatic calibration. Its general fields also identify a heated glass bed, a 0.4 mm nozzle, 1.75 mm filament and SD card support.

The supplied build-volume field reads 22 × 22 × 25 without a unit, so that measurement should be confirmed with the seller. A print-temperature field of 300 and bed temperature of 110 are also provided. Use the product widget to check the latest deal information.

The Anycubic Photon Mono M7 Max is named as a resin printer and includes COB LightTurbo in its product title. The supplied general specification identifies Digital Light Processing, a 250 mm/s print speed, a heated bed and no automatic calibration.

The build-volume field reads 50 × 30 × 55 without a unit. Other supplied fields list a 0.4 mm nozzle, 1.75 mm filament diameter, dimensions of 30 cm by 50 cm and a weight of 30 kg. Confirm the exact material and measurement details with the seller before ordering.

The Creality K1 Max listing describes a high-speed 3D printer with a stated 600 mm/s print speed. Its supplied general fields identify Fused Deposition Modeling, a heated bed, a 0.4 mm nozzle and PLA as the filament material.

There is a specification difference to note: the product title mentions auto leveling, while the general field for auto calibration says no. The build-volume field is given as 57 × 51 × 47 without a unit, so shoppers should verify both details with the retailer before purchase.

The Creality CR-Scan Otter Lite is a 3D scanner listing rather than a conventional printer description, although it appears in the supplied 3D printer category path. The title identifies it as wireless and AI-powered for 3D printing applications.

The marketplace fields list Digital Light Processing, a 256 × 256 × 256 mm build-volume field, a 200 mm/s speed field and SD card support. They also include printer-oriented details such as a 0.4 mm nozzle and 1.75 mm filament diameter. Because the listing combines scanner and printer terminology, confirm the intended hardware and workflow with the seller.

The Creality K2 Pro is listed as an FDM printer with a 600 mm/s print speed and support for multicolor printing through the CFS system. The supplied build-volume field reads 260 × 260 × 260 without specifying a unit.

Its general fields include a heated bed, 0.4 mm nozzle, 1.75 mm filament diameter and SD card support. Automatic calibration is marked as unavailable in the supplied specification. The listed dimensions are 58 cm high by 44 cm wide, with a weight of 47 kg.

The 3IdeaTechnology Bambu Lab X1C is listed as an FDM printer with a 256 × 256 × 256 mm build volume and a 500 mm/s print speed. The supplied specifications identify a heated bed, one extruder head, a 0.4 mm nozzle and 1.75 mm filament diameter.

Automatic calibration is marked as unavailable in the supplied data, and SD card support is also listed as unavailable. The product fields give a silver finish, dimensions of 40 cm high by 38 cm wide and a weight of 9 kg. Check the deal widget for the current commercial listing.

The Creality K2 Plus Combo is the largest-format listing in this collection by stated build volume, at 350 × 350 × 350 mm. It combines a 600 mm/s print speed with CFS multicolor support; the supplied description states that four CFS units can provide up to 16 colors.

The printer is described with self-leveling, two independently motorized Z axes, an active chamber heater reaching 60°C and printing temperatures up to 350°C. A hardened-steel nozzle, vibration reduction, a listed dimensional accuracy of 0.05 mm and two AI cameras are also included in the supplied feature set.

The Bambu Lab H2D Combo 2 combines high-speed FDM printing with a supplied 40W laser module for engraving and cutting applications. The listing also names automatic bed leveling, a direct-drive extruder and support for PLA, PETG, ABS, TPU and engineering filaments.

Wi-Fi and cloud connectivity are included for wireless file transfer, remote monitoring and workflow management. A silent 32-bit mainboard and touchscreen are also listed. The supplied product information does not provide a numerical build volume or print-speed figure, so those details should be confirmed before purchasing.