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GearVita: 3D printers from Bambu Lab, Qidi and more, plus filament

GearVita stocks 3D printers from a dozen brands, from a $119.99 starter machine to Bambu Lab, alongside filament, resin and a 15% launch code.

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GearVita is a US online shop for 3D printing. Rather than making its own printers, it stocks machines from a long list of brands, including Bambu Lab, Qidi, Flashforge, Elegoo, Eryone, EasyThreed, IdeaFormer, Yidimu and Sumaopai, alongside filament, resin, curing stations and spare parts. That makes it handy if you want to compare several brands' printers in one basket and pick up filament at the same time. It suits everyone from first-time makers looking at a $120 starter printer to people upgrading to an enclosed multi-colour machine.

What's worth a look

Six picks from the homepage, at the prices shown when we checked:

For beginners, the EasyThreed K7 started from $119.99, and the Entina TINA2S with auto-levelling started from $199.99. The Flashforge AD5X from $379.99 and the QIDI Q2 from $499.99 are the mid-range options; the Q2 adds a heated chamber and air filtration, which matter if you want to print materials beyond PLA. At the top end, the Bambu Lab H2S ran from $1,499.99 to $1,899.99 depending on the bundle.

Most printers come in more than one bundle, such as with an AMS multi-colour unit or a free roll of PLA, so the "from" price is the basic machine. A few were marked down when we checked, including the Qidi Plus4 at $699 against $799 and the Qidi Max4 from $1,049.

Don't overlook the consumables. Eryone's 1kg rolls of PLA were $27.99 to $44.99, from standard colours to silk, rainbow and metallic finishes, Eryone and Yidimu resins ran from $26.99 to $37.99, and the $39 Qidi dryer box helps stop damp filament ruining prints.

If you print in resin rather than filament, GearVita also sells resin printers such as the Yidimu 10.1 inch 14K and the Sumaopai M680, and the Sumaopai G200 UV curing chamber from $199.99. For families, the Toybox Alpha Three Pro bundles are pitched as kid-friendly printers and were marked down when we checked. Upgrades are covered too, such as the $39.99 Qidi Box Expansion Kit for multi-colour printing on compatible Qidi machines. Each listing names the brand it comes from, so you always know whose printer or filament you're buying.

Current offers

Our GearVita page has the launch sale code GVLS15 for 15% off all products, plus 16% off when you join the newsletter. Check which gives more on your basket, as codes don't usually combine.

How to save more

  • Pick the bundle you'll actually use. A combo with filament or a multi-colour unit costs more upfront but usually less than adding those parts later.
  • Put filament in the same order as your printer, so the percentage code covers your first few rolls too.
  • Check where an item ships from. Some products, such as the Qidi dryer box, let you choose a warehouse, which can affect delivery time.

Products, prices and offers checked on the store's own website on 6 Nov 2026. Prices and stock can change.

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