I would get a Prusa i3 MK3S. The filament from Prusa is also exceptional but I use mostly Hatchbox PLA (price and convenience) and have had zero issues. Amazon Basics PETG seems pretty decent too but I haven’t used as much of that as I have PLA.
I have thousands and thousands of hours on mine. It’s an exceptional machine for the money. There are better printers and there are cheaper printers but there’s not a better cheaper printer. Get the kit so you can learn how everything works. It makes it a lot easier to fix later if you know how it all works.