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I've been 3D printing since about 2014, real early on with early Prusa stuff and the Reprap. I did a few years of resin printing when I was playing 40k during COVID.
I highly recommend the Centauri Carbon/Carbon 2 by Elegoo. As said elsewhere in here, it's just about as easy as 3d printing can get. They send you a video to follow for set up and you can start printing within an hour reasonably with no experience.
Bambu is similarly easy, but Elegoo isn't hostile towards its users in the same way. The Centauri Carbon/2 is best price to performance combined with ease of use that I think is currently for sale.