ELEGOO Easter Sale Cuts Resin and FDM Printer Prices Up to 31 Percent

The Saturn 4 Ultra 16K at €449 is the hardest number to ignore in ELEGOO's Easter Day Sale, and with the promotion closing April 7, the window is tight. That price reflects a €199 reduction from the standard €648 street price, a 31% cut that EU buyers haven't seen outside a major shopping event. UK pricing follows the same math: £576 down to £399, saving £177. These are the two deals in the sale that qualify as genuinely unusual rather than calendar-driven marketing, and the deadline is real.

The sale launched March 30 and covers resin and FDM machines across five markets: EU, UK, Canada, Australia, and the US. The headline 31% figure applies cleanly in Europe. Buyers shopping from the US or Canada should run their own numbers before assuming the same rate. The Saturn 4 Ultra 16K in the US drops from $624 to $484, a 22% reduction. Canada lists the same machine from CAD $849 to $619, which works out to roughly 27%. Neither market gets the full 31%; that gap is the most important checkout gotcha in the entire promotion.

For the buyer who has been running an entry-level FDM machine and is considering a first dedicated resin printer, the Saturn 4 Ultra 16K is worth weighing against the standard Saturn 4 Ultra, which falls to $369 in the US from $524, a nearly 30% reduction. The 16K variant's native resolution advantage is meaningful for miniature painters and figure modelers, but the larger cost gap between $369 and $484 funds a significant supply of resin. If the primary use case is terrain and props rather than fine-detail figures, the standard Ultra at $369 is the more practical entry point.

On the FDM side, the Centauri Carbon 2 Combo is the new product to watch. It carries a $419 US price as a bundle configuration and is aimed squarely at makers who want multi-color printing without the complexity of a dedicated second machine. For buyers not yet ready to commit to the multi-filament tier, the single-filament Centauri Carbon is $285 in the US, down from $413, a clean 31% reduction. In the UK, that same machine has dropped to its lowest recorded price at £219. For anyone who has been treating ELEGOO's FDM lineup as secondary to the resin machines, the Centauri Carbon at its current UK price changes that calculation.

The Neptune 4 Plus and Mars 5 Ultra are also active in the promotion, with the Mars 5 Ultra carrying approximately 20% off alongside bundle options pairing it with water-washable resin and cleaning accessories. That bundle structure lowers the effective startup cost for a new resin setup, which typically requires a wash-and-cure station and resin handling supplies on top of the printer itself.

Beyond the machines, ELEGOO's US storefront is running tiered resin discounts that stack independently of the printer sale. A buy-three-save-40% code applies to selected resin SKUs, and adding four or more items to the cart unlocks a separate discount tier. For anyone running a small print business or going through a 12-kilogram resin order regularly, that pricing is worth calculating against per-bottle street rates before the April 7 cutoff.

A few practical notes before checkout: prices and available SKUs vary by regional storefront, so confirm you're purchasing from the correct country-specific store rather than a foreign one where warranty and return terms may not apply. Return and RMA conditions differ by market. VAT is embedded in EU and UK pricing; buyers in other regions should verify whether it applies separately at checkout.

For EU and UK buyers specifically, the Saturn 4 Ultra 16K at €449 and £399 is the standout. That saving approaches what most promotional calendars reserve for November. Anyone who has been waiting for a legitimate reason to move on a high-resolution resin printer now has a hard deadline to make the call.