Best 3D printers under €350

Updated 26 September 2026 · Live prices updated daily

Ranked off live Amazon.nl prices and the hardware spec sheet. I reward CoreXY motion, active-heated chambers, modern auto-levelling, genuinely-fast volumetric flow, and real build volume. Higher is better. Cheaper breaks ties. FDM only on this list - resin workflows are a different conversation.

  1. #1
    FlashForge FF-Finder
    FlashForge
    FF-Finder
    €67 — · Partial · 2.7 L · Assisted Leveling levelling
  2. #2
    Zohisin 3d- Easythreed 3d-printer voor kinderen en
    Zohisin
    3d- Easythreed 3d-printer voor kinderen en
    €158 Other · open · 3.4 L
  3. #3
    Cosiki 3D- Compact en Gemakkelijk Te Gebruiken vo
    Cosiki
    3D- Compact en Gemakkelijk Te Gebruiken vo
    €101 —
  4. #4
    Ausla Kleine 3D- FDM 3D-printmachine 100x100x100
    Ausla
    Kleine 3D- FDM 3D-printmachine 100x100x100
    €101 —
  5. #5
    Rosvola met 100x100mm Printformaat
    Rosvola
    met 100x100mm Printformaat
    €108 —
  6. #6
    Chrees Kleine 3D- voor Beginners
    Chrees
    Kleine 3D- voor Beginners
    €109 —
  7. #7
    Ycauty 3D- met frequentiedeling
    Ycauty
    3D- met frequentiedeling
    €109 —
  8. #8
    Hidyliu Frequency Division Multiplexing 3D-
    Hidyliu
    Frequency Division Multiplexing 3D-
    €109 —
  9. #9
    Bonbela Kleine 3D- voor Beginners met Frequency Di
    Bonbela
    Kleine 3D- voor Beginners met Frequency Di
    €109 —
  10. #10
    Xiuganpo 3D- Lichtgewicht en Draagbaar Afdrukken me
    Xiuganpo
    3D- Lichtgewicht en Draagbaar Afdrukken me
    €110 —

Matt's take on this budget

€350 is the sweet spot for a first printer right now. You get modern auto-levelling, a motion system that was premium-tier two years ago, and a community big enough that every problem has a thread. The honest limit: no real enclosure, no 300 °C hot end, no AMS-class multi-material. Fine for PLA, PETG, and TPU on the simpler end - which covers 90 % of what hobbyists actually print.

Frequently asked

What is the best 3D printer under €350? +

The shortlist above is live from Amazon and re-ranked on every page load. The top two shift as prices and stock change, but expect to see current-gen Bambu, Creality and Elegoo budget machines trading places.

Is €350 enough for a good first printer? +

Yes, this is the honest sweet spot. You get modern auto-levelling, a usable print speed, and a filament sensor on most models. The main thing you do not get at €350 is engineering-material support.

Can I print fast at €350? +

Depends what "fast" means. Most machines here advertise 500 mm/s but the realistic volumetric flow limit is 10-15 mm³/s. That is plenty fast for PLA benchies, but you will not be beating a Bambu P1S on a real part.

Bambu A1 Mini or Creality Ender at this budget? +

A1 Mini for anyone who wants it to just work. Ender if you want the cheapest path in and do not mind tuning. Both print well; the split is about ecosystem and your tolerance for fiddling.

Other budgets

Ranking is driven by the hardware spec sheet plus live price. It doesn't capture firmware quality, customer support or long-term reliability - so treat this as a starting shortlist, not a final answer. Every listed printer has its own page with the full spec table, a head-to-head picker, and candid pros/cons.