Anycubic are hosting a new year's sale on their website and eight of their 3D printers are on sale, saving you up to $280.
Anycubic are a widely-known and trusted name when it comes to 3D printers as they make some of the best 3D printers on the market and are responsible for some of the best 3D printer deals too.
The evidence is there as right now you can save $270 on their Photon M3 Plus model and get $280 off on the Photon Mono X 6k model, which is a huge savings on a quality printers.
We've included reviews of the models in the deals below so you can get a more detailed look, but if you're looking for a new printer and you want to save big bucks, now is the time to be looking. The good news is, there's a range of products on offer so whether you're looking for something serious to print bigger parts and models, or you want something for a hobby, there's a deal for everyone.
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There's no hiding that 3D printers aren't often cheap investments, but the smallest discounts on offer here is still $40 off, which is sizable in itself. It's not just a number of different printers on offer, but different types of 3D printer, as you can get both a Resin and FDM for a discount.
It's important to remember that you can save extra money on top of these deals by using the relevant codes, which are displayed next to the individual deals above. It's also worth noting that these deals will not be around forever, so if you're looking for a 3D printer, this really is a good time to pick one up.
The biggest savings above are $280 off the Anycubic Photon Mono X 6K and $270 off the Mono M3 Plus, but you can still pick up a printer (Kobra Go) for as little as $169. It's reliability and quality that make Anycubic a stand-out manufacturer and what excites us about these deals, they're worth checking out and what better way to start the new year?
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