This entry-level 3D printer has discounts of over $100 thanks to Amazon Lightning deal

If you're curious about 3D printers but don't want to spend more than $1,000 (or more) on premium models, Amazon can make some huge deals on entry-level options now. Anycubic and Elegoo's budget-friendly model – two of the most popular brands on Amazon – is a reliable choice for those who just want to dabble into the hobby from resin with printed characters, accessories and other small objects.

Best Budget 3D Printer Deals on Amazon

Amazon's best deal is Any Cubic Photon Mono 4. This lightning deal allows you to snap up small printers at an all-time high of $170 ($280) with the supply being the last. Ability to build resin models with a maximum volume of 6.04 x 3.42 x 6.49 inches, this is a reliable option if you want to print out small numbers for desktop RPGs or small numbers displayed on your desk. It also uses a 4-point level method that makes it easy to adjust for beginners. It supports impressive 10K resolution, and is good at capturing small details and complex patterns.

Make sure to pair it with Anycubic 3D printer resin – A Four packs Currently for sale for $60 ($80). You can save 10% on an extra 10% by signing up for repeated delivery, and you can cancel at any time without penalty.

There are three Elegoo models available These three people are tied together Free resin. Be sure to add items to your cart before finalizing your purchase. The best quality printer is Mars 5 Ultra Priced at $285 ($350), it works faster than most other models and feature-level technology, making setting up easier than ever. It has 9K resolution, so it is able to create quite meticulous patterns using resin.

If you don't mind reducing resolution from 9K to 4K, Mars 5 Just $200 ($238). You won't be able to handle the same level of detail on this more affordable printer, but the standard Mars 5 will still provide a great starting point in the 3D printing world.

Key members Will find it Mars 4 Ultra Sold for $240 ($330), and since it offers the same 9K resolution as the Mars 5 Ultra, take a closer look if you want to save a few dollars without sacrificing small details. It lacks some details of 5 Ultras (such as the automatic level), but otherwise, it's a solid tradeoff.