Last Chance to Save Some Serious Paper on These Prime Day Printer Deals

Amazon’s Prime Day deals are here with impressive discounts on printers and 3D printers. From reliable all-in-one inkjets for home offices to beginner-friendly 3D printers for hobbyists and creators, these deals are too good to skip. Whether you’re printing family photos, shipping labels, or your next cosplay prop, there’s something here to match your needs and your budget. We curated the list of fresh finds from the sale (officially ending on July 11), so these prices won’t be the same soon after. If it’s a standout pick with solid reviews, you’ll find it right here in this list.

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Canon Printer Deals

The Canon Maxify GX4020 is an all-in-one printer tailored for busy small offices needing reliable, cost-effective printing. With a 350-sheet paper capacity, auto-duplexing, and low ink costs, it’s well-suited for heavy-duty printing and moderate scanning. Though initially pricey, it offers substantial long-term savings on ink, producing up to 5,000 color pages per bottle set. “The GX4020’s low running cost offsets its high initial price, making it a solid choice for heavy-use offices,” expert M. David Stone notes in PCMag’s 2023 review.

Canon’s Pixma G7020 MegaTank All-in-One is ideal for families or home offices needing affordable, high-volume printing. With its bulk-ink system, it offers ultra-low costs at about one cent per page, making it a standout value. The automatic document feeder (ADF) and 350-sheet capacity add convenience, while print quality shines for both documents and photos. “This little AIO might be a perfect fit—especially if you churn out a load of color documents and photos,” writes William Harrel while rating it “Excellent” and honoring it with the Editors’ Choice award in our Pixma G7020 review.

The Canon Pixma G3270 keeps things simple and budget-friendly if you print often at home. Setup is quick, and once you’re rolling, the ink just lasts, and you’re not constantly running to buy refills. You can print straight from your phone using Wi-Fi, which is great when your laptop’s nowhere nearby. The flatbed scanner handles everyday docs just fine, and the compact size doesn’t hog desk space. M. David Stone gave it an “Excellent” rating in our Pixma G3270 review and said, “it’s well worth considering.” If you’re tired of ink cartridges draining your wallet, this MegaTank setup saves money without overcomplicating the basics.

Epson Printer Deals

The Epson XP-8800 is great if you want to print lab-quality photos at home without jumping through hoops. The dual trays let you keep photo paper and regular paper loaded at once, so you’re not constantly swapping things out. Printing directly from your phone is simple, and the touch screen makes navigation pretty straightforward. Plus, you can even design and print your own disc labels, which is fun for custom movie or music projects. M. David Stone rated it “Excellent” and gave it an Editors’ Choice award in our Epson XP-8800 review, noting, “Photo output quality in our tests was a match for a professional photo lab.”

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If you’re printing a lot of photos and want to avoid the usual ink drama, the Epson ET-8550 is a solid pick. It handles everything from tiny snapshots to massive 13-by-19-inch borderless prints, and you can refill the tanks without dealing with cartridges. The cost per print is super low, which is good, because it can add up fast if you’re doing creative projects or selling prints. You also get touch-screen controls and mobile printing, so it’s easy to use. William Harrel rated it “Excellent” and gave it an Editors’ Choice award in our Epson ET-8550 review, saying, “It saves you a bundle on consumables.”

3D Printer Deals

You won’t miss babysitting your prints with the Anycubic Photon Mono M7 Max. The auto-resin system handles fill-ups mid-print, so no more messy glove juggling or funnel disasters. Setup takes minutes, and the app pings you if something goes wrong; no need to hover. It’s built like a tank, and the heated vat means cold garage prints aren’t a problem. Michael Lydick gave it an Excellent rating in our Photon Mono M7 Max review and said, “This Editors’ Choice-winning printer could easily cost more than $1,000, and it would still be worth it,” and right now it’s $200 cheaper. If you’re scaling up from hobby prints to serious projects, this machine seriously delivers.

The Creality Ender-3 S1 Pro is great if you’re just getting into 3D printing or want something reliable without constant tweaking. Most of the setup is already done for you, so you’re not stuck fumbling with a bunch of parts. The touch interface is easy to navigate, and print quality is solid even on more detailed models. You can experiment with different filaments, too, which makes it fun to level up your prints. Zackery Cuevas gave it an “Excellent” rating in our Creality Ender-3 S1 Pro review and said, “It could even sell naysayers on its novelty.” For the price, it’s a super approachable entry into the hobby.

The Bambu Lab A1 mini is what you’d get if you’re new to 3D printing but still want impressive results. You don’t need to build anything complicated since the setup takes like 20 minutes, at most. The print quality is way better than you’d expect at this price, and switching colors (if you grab the combo kit) is plug-and-go. The included slicer is beginner-friendly but still lets you tweak stuff if that’s your thing. Ted Needleman gave it an “Outstanding” rating in our Bambu Lab A1 mini review and said, “It generates high-quality prints at relatively high speed.” Plus, it’s an Editors’ Choice winner for budget 3D printers. When purchasing, you’ll want to make sure you click the on-page coupon to get the lowest price available.

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