Grab a Creality 3D printer for as little as $199 in this discount-heavy Spring sale — limited-time deals include Creality K1C down to just $399, with filament spools slashed in price by nearly 50%

The Creality K2 Plus is a core XY 3D printer with a large print volume, fast speed, and a heated chamber. It offers a generous 350 x 350 x 350 mm build volume and compatibility with PLA/PETG/TPU/ABS (up to 350 degrees) filaments, making it a printer for makers who wants to get projects out the door.

It's also a winner of a 3DTested Editor's Choice award, which you can read more about in our Creality K2 Plus review.

The Creality Ender 3 V3 is a great 3D printer for budget creators. It delivers great auto bed leveling, a fast Klipper-based 3D printer, and it uses fully open source software, allowing the community to add and improve its toolset. It offers a 220 x 220 x 250mm build volume and allows for printing PLA / PETG and TPU via a strong direct drive extruder.

Check out our Creality Ender 3 V3 review for all of the technical details.

If a resin 3D printer is more up your street, this Halot-X1/X1 Combo Resin printer is a must-buy. Technically produced under the PioCreat brand as a Creality off-shoot, and scoring 4 stars in our review, this enthusiast-level printer provides consistent prints, comes equipped with a quick-release build plate, and has a user-friendly interface.

The speedy, Core XY-style 3D printer delivers smooth prints at up to 600 mm/s, or ten times a regular 3D printer. You can check out our Creality K1 review for all of the technical details.

The Creality Ender V3 SE is a solid medium-format entry-level 3D printer. It comes with premium features such as auto-leveling and a Sprite extruder. It is easy to assemble and supports various materials such as PLA, TPU, and PETG (up to 260 degrees C).

This large Core XY-style 3D printer delivers smooth prints with a fast 600 mm/s max speed and a hefty 300 x 300 x 300 mm build volume. The K1 Max uses AI Lidar and a camera to control and keep an eye on your prints. Hands-free, fully automatic bed leveling and calibration make printing easier and less time-consuming, with instant reporting of any machine/printing errors.

Check out our Creality K1 Max review for the full run-through.

This Hyper Series PLA filament is perfect for beginners. It's strong, rigid, and easy to print, with this 1KG spool available in a range of colors and combinations.

Grab this rainbow-themed PLA printer filament for nearly half price. Three different styles, all with smooth color transition throughout, are on offer.

This Hyper ABS 3D printer filament, available in 1kg spools, is reportedly five times faster than typical ABS alternatives. It has high temperature resistance, and has nearly double the durable strength of its PLA counterparts. A good option for enthusiasts looking to branch out.

A cheaper PLA 1KG filament spool, but still a solid option for beginners on a budget. Available in a range of colors and supports print speeds up to 300 mm/s.

Described as 'filament that can talk', this Hyper PLA RFID filament supports print speeds up to 600 mm/s. But, more importantly, it has a built-in RFID chip which, when using it with supported 3D printers like the K2 series and Creality Hi, allows it to automatically identify the type, color, and other relevant info for optimized printing.

PETG spools like this Hyper Series 1KG option are a good all-rounder, offering a nice balance between ABS and PLA for enthusiasts, with more moderate durability than ABS alternatives. Available in a range of colors.