Look, I’m surprised those new 3D printers with the logo have dropped to record value as part of Prime Day. Selling regularly generates smart business, yes, but it often leaves out machines that are so new out of the oven that they’re still hot. This is not the case here.
You can currently get the Anycubic Photon Mono M7 Pro (which uses resin) for $499. 99 on Amazon instead of $800, while the filament-based Anycubic Kobra 3 Combo is heavily discounted to $449 at Anycubic as part of its Prime Day deals than its price. These 3D printers have just been released literally and are therefore among the most complex features available.
Above all, after trying both, I can verify that they are suitable for beginners or experts. In fact, those are the most attractive Prime Day 3D printer deals I’ve noticed so far.
I recently tried any of those devices and each of them blew my mind for other reasons. For starters, and as I mentioned in my Anycubic Photon Mono M7 Pro review, the former is a “super-fast device that also manages to achieve incredibly detailed results. “Seriously, I was surprised at how fast it was; it’s capable of spitting out models in at least an hour less than it would take on other devices (aside from the equally edgy Elegoo Saturn Four Ultra, anyway). An easy-to-use interface along with the same parameter adjustment features also make this a fake purchase, regardless of your experience with 3D printing.
In the meantime, I didn’t expect to fall in love with the Kobra 3, but now it’s my machine of choice. In addition to being incredibly fast thanks to speeds of up to six hundred mm/s, it has the impressive trick of generating multicolored models with minimal effort. This means that more area will have to be provided for the filament unit (this doubles the length of the machine), the drawback is worth it. As I said in my Anycubic Kobra 3 Combo review, the procedure is “simple and comprehensive, and delivers stunning effects like clockwork. “
However, it should be noted that I don’t know how long the savings will last. With so many Prime Day deals ending now that we’re on the final day, I’d probably take advantage as soon as possible to avoid disappointment.
For recommendations on alternatives, consult our advisor on the most productive 3D printers. As for more discounts, don’t miss out on Prime Day game deals.
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