A 3D pen could be your next hobby, and it's so cheap to try right now

3Doodler PRO+ $199 $139.99 at Amazon US
Save $59.01: The new 3Doodler Pro+ tops our pick of the best 3D pens. In fact, we found it to be like no other on the market. Coming from the inventor of the 3D pen, it's a pro option designed for prototyping, and it can draw with ABS, metal, wood and copper. There's a variable dial to control temperature and speed. Just superb. This bundle includes a bunch of materials so you can get started right away.

Price check: Best Buy also $139

3Doodler Flow: $79.99 $55.99 at Amazon US
Save $24: If you're not ready to commit to a pro option like the one above, there's great sale price on 3Doodler's brand new enthusiast pen too. This refined model has only just been released, so we haven't had time to review it, but it looks super easy to use, be it freehand or on stencils, and comes from the most reliable of the many brands we've tested. It's compatible with plastic filaments, such as PLA, ABS, and wood.

Price check: we've not been able to find this elsewhere

3Doodler Start+ Essentials $49.99 $34.99 at Best Buy
Save $15: The option above is suitable for teens as well as adults, but if you're looking for a 3D pen for kids, my recommendation the 3Doodler Start+. It's designed for children aged 6 and up so has no hot parts. You can only use the brand's own child-friendly filament, but that makes it safer. This Essentials bundle comes with 48 strands in eight colours and a booklet with suggested activities to get started with.

Price check: Amazon £49