Amazon Prime Day printer deals and 3D printer deals 2024: Last deals still available
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And just like that, the top Prime Day printer deals and 3D printer deals have come to an end. But if you're fast, you can still find a handful of discounted items right here.
My team has reviewed all the best printers and best 3D printers, so if you're looking for inspiration, you'll find some top models in our guides. For future deals, we're already preparing for the Black Friday printer deals and Black Friday 3D printer deals - alongside the Best Cyber Monday printer deals and Cyber Monday 3D printer deals.
But if you just can't wait, I'm still seeing a few deals around, and for more last-minute savings, visit our Amazon Prime Day deals hub.
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Editor's Picks: Prime Day printer deals
Epson EcoTank ET-2850 Wireless Color All-in-one: was $350 Now $252 at Amazon
Save $98 The Epson SuperTank means you get over a year's worth of ink out of the box with this unit – and refillable tanks mean you can add ink sustainably and affordably. Beyond that, the ET-2850 delivers pin-sharp, two-sided printing alongside scanning and copying in a wireless, voice-activated and hands-free design that works with your smartphone.
- In the UK? This Epson printer
was £300Now £265 at Amazon.
HP DeskJet 2855e Wireless Color All-in-One: was $85 Now $60 at Amazon
Save $15 This inkjet printer is already temptingly cheap, and it also comes with three months of free instant ink so you can save even more money – ideal if you're a frequent printer. It's wireless, straightforward, small and its all-in-one functionality means you can buy one device for every household task.
Creality Ender 3 V3 SE: was $219 now $176 at Amazon
Save $43 we were big fans of the Creality Ender 3 V3 SE after testing it out - one of the best you can get for beginners. Really easy to use and a great place to get started with 3D printing.
- In the UK? This 3D printer
was £209Now £168 at Amazon.
US retailers
- Amazon: Save on printers
- Walmart: Budget printers for the home and office
- Newegg: Savings on selected printers
- Best Buy: Get discounts on selected home and office printers
- Office Depot: Discounts and deals on inkjet and laser printers
- Staples: Money off printers
Amazon Prime Day printer deals
Epson ET-15000 ink tank printer: was $700 now $500 at Amazon
Save $200 This impressive 4-in-1 ink tank printer from Epson has the cheapest ink in the world and can print in tabloid (A3+). Essential features include Alexa support, duplex printing, and a 35-sheet ADF. The main paper tray holds 250 sheets.
Canon Pixma TS6420a color inkjet printer: was $130 now $55 at Amazon
Save $75 This is a massive discount on Canon’s wireless three-in-one - and one for the top of the list this Prime Day. Key specs include up to 13ppm print speeds, autoduplex printing, and 100-sheet trays to the front and rear. For those who demand crisper prints, resolution is up to 4800 x 1200dpi
HP DeskJet 2755e color inkjet printer: was $85 now $40 at Amazon
Save $45 The HP DeskJet 2755e does three jobs - print, scan, copy. And at this price, we’d expect it to be fair. Print speeds are a slow 5ppm in black and white or color, too. But it’s cheap, wireless, and includes 3 months’ ink. Ideal for casual home or business use, the semi-regular, low-volume document printing here and there. The newer 2855e model is also on sale now $69 at Amazon.
Canon Pixma MG3620 color inkjet printer: was $80 now $43 at Amazon
Save $37 A decent saving on this wireless three-in-one from Canon that has plenty of core features. Two-sided (autoduplex) printing, a tray capacity of 100 sheets, and print speeds of 9.9ppm (black) and 5.7ppm (color). A good pick if you want a printer for around the home or casual small business use.
Epson EcoTank ET-2800 ink tank printer: was $230 now $180 at Amazon
Save $50 We do like Epson here at TechRadar Towers, and this is a great three-in-one ink tank (or EcoTank) model for those looking to save on running costs. The refillable color printer includes up to two years’ ink in the box, copier and scanner, although print speeds are a slow 10ipm (black) and 5ipm (color).
Brother HL-L2460DW mono laser printer: was $160 now $130 at Amazon
Save $30 For business document printing, you really can’t go wrong with a Brother laser printer. This wireless model boasts auto-duplex printing, 250-sheet paper tray and 36ppm - ideal for high-volume print runs in home offices and small businesses.
Canon Image Class D570 mono laser printer: was $180 now $130 at Amazon
Save $50 This Canon Image Class D570 is a three-in-one mono laser unit that prints, copies, and scans. It’s another model that’s suitable for the home office or small business use, as most laser printers are, and this one features a 250-sheet capacity, wireless printing, and a fair 28 ppm maximum print speed.
Canon Pixma G6020 ink tank printer: was $300 now $170 at Amazon
Save $130 We’re big fans of ink tank printers for their economy, and if you’re looking for a well-priced refillable model, the Canon Pixma G6020 ticks at least three boxes - print, copy, and scan. There’s also an auto-document feeder, 250-sheet front tray, and 100-sheet rear tray. At up to 13ipm (color), it’s not got super-fast print speeds, though.
Epson EcoTank ET-4800 Wireless Color All-in-One Supertank: was $300 Now $240 at Amazon
Save $60 Another Epson product with a vast discount, and another Epson unit with refillable ink tanks that last for ages – brilliant for the environment and your wallet. Add in wireless connectivity, smartphone features and robust security and you've got a capable, high-end all-in-one.
In the UK? This printer was £320 Now £290 at Amazon
Brother MFC-J1010DW color inkjet printer: was $100 now $70 at Amazon
Save $30 Always a good bet for decent printing, this Brother color inkjet offers wireless printing, aloside copy and scan facilities. You'll also find auto-duplex mode, print speeds of up to 9.5ppm, and a 150-sheet paper tray capacity.
HP DeskJet 4255e color inkjet printer: was $100 now $70 at Amazon
Save $30 A simple home printer that does printing, copying, and scanning. Ideal for casual print jobs, speeds here are 8.5ppm mono, 5.5ppm color, with a 60-sheet paper tray capacity.
HP SmartTank Plus 651: was $290 now $230 at Amazon
Save $60 The SmartTank Plus 651 from HP is a refillable ink tank model, ideal for those looking to cut long-term running costs. It's a three-in-one model that also boasts an automatic document feeder. Print speeds are an average 11ppm mono and 5ppm color.
Canon Megatank GX4020: was $500 now $388 at Amazon
Save $112 Canon's ink tank printer, the Megatank GX4020 offers 4-in-1 functionality for print, copy, scan, and fax. And it works incredibly well (See our Canon MAXIFY GX4020 review). Essential features include a 250 + 100 tray capacity, ADF, and auto-duplex printing.
In the UK? This Canon printer, known as the GX4050 outside the US, was £430 now £387 at Amazon.
Canon Pixma iX6820 Wireless Business Printer: was $230 Now $149 at Amazon
Save $81 If you've been after a business printer this Prime Day, here's the deal for you. The Canon Pixma iX6820 wireless color inkjet printer boasts excellent speeds for its class, in both monochrome (14.5ppm) and color (15ppm). Other features include a 150-sheet ADF and a full photolithography inkjet nozzle engineering for fine details.
Phomemo D30 Portable Bluetooth Label Maker: was $37 Now $20 at Amazon
Save $13 A handy little lable printer for under $20 is what's on offer here. The handheld device works wirelessly over Bluetooth, so you can print just about anywhere you have your phone.
Amazon Prime Day 3D printer deals
Creality Ender 3 V3 SE: was $219 now $176 at Amazon
Save $43 Our Creality 3D printers have always reviewed well - and this one comes highly recommended by us (see our Creality Ender-3 V3 SE 3D printer review). It’s really user-friendly, easy to use, does-what-it-says-on-the-tin 3D printing that’s great for everyone.
Elegoo Neptune 3 Pro: was $249 now $199 at Amazon
Save $50 This is a pretty good 3D printer deal for under $200, and a great place for beginners. It boasts a print area of 225x225x280mm (8.85x8.85x11in), which is more than enough space to get started in the realm of 3D printing.
Creality Halot Mage Pro 8K: was $419 now $249 at Amazon
Save $170 A big saving on one of the top models out there (see our Creality HALOT-MAGE PRO review). This 3D printer is so good, I’ll leave it to our expert reviewer to sum it up: “The Creality Halot-Mage 3D printer impresses due to its superb build quality, high-quality prints and seamless integration into your home or workshop network.”
Creality K1C: was $600 now $470 at Amazon
Save $130 The Creality K1C is a deeply impressive 3D printer (see our Creality K1C review). This one ticks all the boxes: suitable for all skill levels and printing needs, it’s remarkably powerful for the price. And, of course, there’s integrated AI technology.
Elegoo Mars 3 4K 3D Printer: was $178 Now $149 at Amazon
Save $29 The Elegoo Mars 3 is a very beginner-friendly 3D printer with a low price and an accessible operation. With a fair 143×89×175mm print size, there's enough space here to learn the basics of printing in 3D.
Anycubic Kobra 2 Plus: was $530 now $350 at Amazon
Save $180 This is a very enjoyable 3D printer to use, ultra-fast, packed with features, and quiet in operation (see our Anycubic Kobra 2 Plus review). Featuring a broad 320 x 320 x 400mm print size, it's great for big and small projects, from miniatures to prototyping.
Anycubic Kobra 2 Neo: was $210 now $160 at Amazon
Save $50 User-friendly and affordable the hallmarks of the Kobra 2 Neo from Anycubic. When we tested this printer out, we liked what we found (see our Anycubic Kobra 2 Neo review). Print speeds and precision are fine for a 3D printer of this class, and we found it a good model to start with if you're new to 3D printing.
Amazon Prime Day printer deals: what to expect
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Printer companies are dealing with a long-term decline in printer usage and sales as people move more and more of their processes to online-only services.
That trend doesn't just mean that Prime Day printer deals offer some great savings on consumer printers – it also means that those printers are changing.
All-in-one devices that do copying and scanning are more popular than ever because they offer more than just printing to the average buyer, and you'll even find more innovative and affordable ink schemes around because the price of traditional ink cartridges can people put off a purchase.
Many of the HP models we've examined here come with six months of free Instant Ink, for instance, so for half a year you won't have to worry about spending more on ink – when the printer is getting low it'll just ship out. Epson has SuperTank, which includes longer-lasting, refillable ink tanks for improved sustainability and lower costs. Brother is offering four-month trials of toner refills with some of its devices.
It's not all good news. During our research we've observed printers from Epson and HP jumping up in price just before those all-important Prime Day sales. Because of this, we recommend installing a browser extension like Keepa or using a website like CamelCamelCamel to check if you're really getting a bargain – or if it's a false economy.
As always, watch out for fake reviews, shop around to make sure you're getting the best price, and see if products have free extras or store credit to entice you to make the purchase.
Beyond that, printers are complicated and model names tend to be very similar across ranges, so buying a printer or all-in-one can be confusing. Before finding a device, decide what you need: it could be an all-in-one for printing, scanning and copying, a photo printer or a laser for handling loads of pages, but you should work this out first.
Consider if you need wireless or smartphone functionality, think about running costs and consider the physical size of the printer if you need it to fit into a particular space.
Once you've figured out what you need, you'll be in a stronger position to start shopping – and ready to grab bargains on appropriate products without spending over the odds.
Amazon Prime Day printer deals: FAQs
When is the second Amazon Prime Day 2024?
Amazon's second Prime Day, known as Prime Big Deal Days, is here - it began on between October 8 and runs until October 9.
Will I need an Amazon Prime subscription to get Prime Day printer deals?
Yes, you will. And if you're already a subscriber, then that's great. If not, head to Amazon and sign up for a thirty-day free trial. It's available to anyone who hasn't been a Prime subscriber in the last year, and it's the perfect way to take advantage of Prime Day deals without spending an extra penny.
How do I become an Amazon Prime member?
You need to be an Amazon Prime member in order to get access to Prime Day deals, which costs $14.99 per month or $139 for a year.
However, new subscribers can take advantage of the 30-day Amazon Prime free trial to buy the deals. You can only use this if you've never been a member before, so it won't be available if you've used it already or if you've signed up for Amazon Prime in the past.
While on the free trial, you get all the other membership benefits including free shipping, access to Prime Video and much more. Do read our Amazon Prime review for full coverage of what you get as part of a membership. That can help you decide if you want to cancel Amazon Prime once your free trial has ended to avoid being charged the monthly fee.
Which printers will be discounted on Prime Day?
This is an easy question to answer: basically all of them. Printer usage is declining and the market has shrunk by 4.5% between 2016 and 2023, so companies will unveil hefty price drops to lure people back to buying. Expect consumer devices to have big discounts and every brand to take part – from HP and Canon to Brother and Epson.
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