The massive Creality Halloween sale slashes 3D printer prices by up to 42%, with options for beginners and pros

Want to get started in colour 3D printing without a big investment and a bulky, core XY construction? The Sparkx i7 is one of the most affordable 3D printers we can recommend from Creality. It's compact and easy to set up, and features easy one-tap AI Photo-to-3D printing, allowing you to make your first prints within minutes using standard filaments like PLA and PETG.

UK deal: £399 £339

For a large 300mm enclosed workspace for PLA, PETG, and occasional ABS, the K1 is a reliable affordable option for those who don't mind a lack of native multi-colour or active chamber heating.

The K2 Pro is a slightly smaller and lighter version of the larger K2 Plus model (see below). This mid-sized workhorse sits at the mid-range price level and is a great choice for advanced hobbyists or people are moving into professional 3D printing. Active chamber heating unlocks the ability to use engineering-grade filaments, and you also get AI monitoring and multi-colour CFS support in a 300 mm footprint.

UK deal: £959 £719

The Creality's K2 Plus has a more generous 350x350x350mm build volume, making it ideal for professional batch production. A higher max nozzle temperature and bed temperature than the Pro (above) make it capable of printing high-performance plastics like PC, PPS and specialised composites with stronger first-layer adhesion for warp-prone materials, while the higher acceleration means faster print times on models with complex geometries and frequent direction changes.

UK deal: £1,279 £1,069

Creality's Raptor is the first consumer-level multiple-line blue laser 3D scanner, equipped with 7 blue parallel laser lines, anti-shaking for smooth scanning and the ability to scan black/metal objects without the need for scanning sprays. Its compact form means that it can be used handheld, and it boasts scanning speeds of up to 60fps, scanning objects between 5-2000mm.

UK deal: £1,699 £1,399