Are These 3D Printer Deals Worth It?
Today’s 3D printer deals are a group of discounted FDM and resin machines from brands such as Bambu Lab, Anycubic, Prusa, Creality and Elegoo, offering record-low prices on beginner-friendly and mid-range models that bring enclosed frames, automatic calibration and larger build volumes within reach of budget-conscious buyers.
In short: yes, these are worth a serious look if you have been waiting for budget 3D printers with higher-end features. The standout is the Bambu Lab P1S, whose standalone model drops from USD 699 (approx. ₱39,200) to USD 399 (approx. ₱22,400), a USD 300 (approx. ₱16,800) saving and the lowest price recorded so far. On the bundle side, the Bambu Lab P1S Combo falls to USD 499.99 (approx. ₱28,000) at Best Buy, down from USD 599 (approx. ₱33,600) and sweetened with two Tough+ filament spools worth USD 24 (approx. ₱1,300) each included free. These sit alongside broader 3D printer deals on FDM and resin machines tracked across Amazon, Best Buy and direct manufacturer stores.
Price snapshot: Bambu Lab P1S was USD 699 (approx. ₱39,200), now as low as USD 399 (approx. ₱22,400); P1S Combo AMS bundle was USD 599 (approx. ₱33,600), now USD 499.99 (approx. ₱28,000) with around USD 48 (approx. ₱2,700) of free filament included.
Bambu Lab P1S Standalone and Combo: Record-Low CoreXY Deals
The sharpest Bambu Lab discount right now is on the P1S standalone printer, which drops from USD 699 (approx. ₱39,200) to USD 399.99 (approx. ₱22,400), cutting USD 300 (approx. ₱16,800) off MSRP. One source notes that “USD 399 is (so far) the floor for the P1S’ price,” underscoring that this matches its record low. This fully enclosed CoreXY machine includes automatic bed leveling, a textured PEI spring steel build plate, and a 256 × 256 × 256 mm build volume that is large for a budget-focused printer. It ships semi-assembled and can be ready to print in about 15 minutes, which makes it far less intimidating for a first 3D printer.
If you want multi-material printing, the P1S Combo at Best Buy is the headline 3D printer deal: USD 499.99 (approx. ₱28,000) for the P1S plus an AMS that normally sells as part of a USD 599 (approx. ₱33,600) package, with USD 99 (approx. ₱5,600) off and two Tough+ filament spools worth USD 24 (approx. ₱1,300) each thrown in. The AMS holds up to four spools for multicolour or multi-material prints, while the printer itself adds up to 500 mm/s print speeds, vibration compensation, automatic bed levelling, a built-in camera and filament runout detection. Compared with rival offers, this bundle is described as the better overall deal because competing retailers either charge more or omit the free filament.
Anycubic, Prusa, Creality and Elegoo: Wider 3D Printer Deals
Beyond Bambu Lab discounts, there is a wider Anycubic printer sale and broad markdowns from Prusa, Creality and Elegoo that cover both FDM and resin models. For resin fans, the Anycubic Photon Mono M7 Max drops from USD 899 (approx. ₱50,400) to USD 749 (approx. ₱42,000) at the manufacturer’s store, giving you a massive 298 × 164 × 300 mm build volume and high-speed printing for large, detailed models. This is one of the more capable resin machines included in the current round of 3D printer deals.
On the FDM side, the Creality K1C falls from USD 599 (approx. ₱33,600) to USD 369 (approx. ₱20,700) at the brand’s store, adding a fully enclosed CoreXY frame, AI camera and Klipper-based firmware for faster prints. Prusa’s MK4S drops from USD 1,099 (approx. ₱61,600) to USD 799 (approx. ₱44,800) direct, or USD 709 (approx. ₱39,800) if you opt for the kit version, bringing a PEI flex plate, automatic bed leveling and a colour touchscreen to more advanced users. At the same time, manufacturers such as Elegoo and Anycubic are flagged as running big discounts on both budget 3D printers and higher-end models, spanning multiple retailers and direct-from-manufacturer stores.
Where to Buy and How Long These Deals Might Last
You can grab the P1S standalone discount direct from Bambu Lab’s own store, where the printer is listed as “was USD 699 (approx. ₱39,200) now USD 399 (approx. ₱22,400)” and marked as one of their headline 3D printer deals. The P1S Combo AMS bundle with free filament is a Best Buy flash offer that is explicitly called out as USD 499.99 (approx. ₱28,000) “today,” under a wider sale on 3D printers and accessories. According to one deal tracker, these retailers regularly comb Amazon, Best Buy, Newegg and manufacturer stores to keep an up-to-date list of the best 3D printer deals.
There are two important timing notes. First, the standalone Bambu Lab P1S price of USD 399 (approx. ₱22,400) is not new; sources say Bambu has cut the P1S to this floor several times, and they do not expect it to return to USD 699 (approx. ₱39,200) soon. Second, the curated deal page warns that these offers “often won’t last long, so you’ll need to act quickly,” as stock and pricing can change throughout the day. That applies to Anycubic’s Photon Mono M7 Max, Creality’s K1C and Prusa’s MK4S as well, all of which are part of an active wave of budget 3D printer and premium machine discounts across major retailers.
Buy if / Skip if
- Buy the Bambu Lab P1S if you want a fully enclosed, automatic bed-levelling CoreXY printer at its record-low USD 399 (approx. ₱22,400) price.
- Skip the Bambu Lab P1S if you need an even larger build volume than 256 × 256 × 256 mm or plan to print oversized props regularly.
- Buy the Bambu Lab P1S Combo if you want multi-material AMS printing plus free Tough+ filaments and a better-value bundle than rival offers.
- Skip the Bambu Lab P1S Combo if you already own an AMS or rarely print in multiple colours and would rather save by buying the standalone model.
- Buy the Anycubic Photon Mono M7 Max if you want a discounted large-format resin printer with a big 298 × 164 × 300 mm build volume.
- Skip the Anycubic Photon Mono M7 Max if you prefer simple, low-mess filament printing over handling liquid resin and post-processing.
- Buy the Prusa MK4S or Creality K1C if you are ready to move beyond entry-level machines into more advanced FDM 3D printing at a discount.
- Skip the Prusa MK4S and similar advanced models if this is your first printer and you would rather start with a cheaper, more basic budget 3D printer.
