These seven 3D printer deals make waiting for Amazon Prime Day pointless

We've only had hands on the more recent P2S model, but we've heard good things about this 3D printer, and with $300 off, it's definitely worth looking into.

I've been dying to get my hands on Creality's K2 Plus, purely to test out its generous build volume (350x350x350mm) and its multicolour capabilities.

It's one of the biggest 3D printers on the market, and if you buy this model directly from Creality's website, you can bag some free filament and 1 year of Creality Cloud VIP too.

The K2 Pro is a new model from Creality, and a slightly smaller and lighter version of the larger K2 Plus model (but this one is still pretty big). It sits at the mid-range price level and is a great choice for advanced hobbyists. It was $999 in October, so it's at a record low at $849.

This multi-colour printer from FLASHFORGE is an excellent compact (and affordable) option for those wanting a high-speed core XY 3D printer.

It offers impressive print speeds of 600mm/s, as well as easy 1-Click Auto Levelling, which is a desirable feature for beginners to 3D printing. The build volume of 220x220x220mm is a little on the compact side, but this is not a bad thing for anyone needing a more compact printer for smaller workspaces.

This deal was only $499 in October, so there's an extra $100 to save now, which is great. It has a generous build Volume of 256x256x256mm, and can reach printing speeds of up to 500mm/s(Max). It shares a lot of the same features as the X1 Combo, such as the ability to print in more than one filament colour or material.

This was $259 in October, so although it's not the biggest extra discount, it's still going in the right direction. This printer offers up to 600mm/s running speed (super fast) and has auto-levelling to take the guesswork out of levelling your print bed.

This was $549 late last year, so it's great to see a massive wad of cash stripped off the asking price for today's pre-Prime Day deal. This new Core XY 3D printer from Anycubic is something of a first, offering smart multi-colour printing (up to 8 colours) with the help of an attachment called the ACE Pro, which doubles as a filament dryer.

I recently reviewed this printer, and while I have a bit of a love/hate relationship with it, the similarities to the Bambu Lab X1C (above) make it hard to overlook for the price.