Every home and desktop UV printer, compared

All 9 desktop UV printers we could find that are on sale, on pre-order, crowdfunding or confirmed in development, with the specs that decide what you can make on them.

Still from the video: Best home UV printer 2026? Every model by price, $1,699 to $9,299
Best home UV printer 2026? Every model by price, $1,699 to $9,299

At a glance

Prices from the makers' stores; crowdfunding prices are campaign prices. On a phone, scroll the table sideways.
PrinterStatusUS priceUK price BedMax heightTextureInk
eufyMake E1 On sale From $2,409 From £2,149 330 × 420 mm130 mm5 mm$0.30/ml
xTool O1 Omni On sale From $2,499 From £2,039 330 × 420 mm150 mm7 mm$0.14/ml
Longer ePrint Pre-order From $1,799 No UK price 310 × 420 mmNot stated15 mmOpen system
HeyGears G1 and G1X Crowdfunding From $1,999 No UK price 420 × 330 mmNot stated5 mm$0.08-0.12/ml
Morpho Standard and Pro Crowdfunding From $2,159 No UK price 420 × 330 mm168 mm60 mm$0.08-0.11/ml
OMTech Spectra A3+ On sale From $2,999.99 No UK price 350 × 450 mm140 mm5 mm$0.07/ml
Procolored V11 Pro On sale From $5,999 No UK price Not stated140 mmNot statedNot listed
Epson SureColor V1070 On sale From $9,299 No UK price 212 × 299 mm70 mmNot stated$0.55/ml
Bambu Lab UV printer In development Not announced No UK price Not announcedNot announcedNot announcedNot announced

Every spec

The makers' own wording for each spec, with the caveats. On a phone, scroll the table sideways; the printer names stay put.

Prices from the makers' stores; crowdfunding prices are campaign prices. On a phone, scroll the table sideways.
PrinterStatusUS priceUK price Print areaMax object heightRaised textureCylindersInksSoftwareIn the USIn the UK
eufyMake E1 On sale From $2,409 From £2,149 330 × 420 mm (A3+); up to 10 m on roll film with the roll attachment60 mm with camera alignment; up to 130 mm with Zero-Point Alignment (since the July 2026 update)Up to 5 mmOptional attachment: round objects 40-100 mm across, taper up to 13°CMYK + white + gloss (100 ml chipped cartridges)eufyMake Studio (Windows, macOS, iOS, Android), AI design creditsYes, eufyMake US storeYes, eufyMake UK store
xTool O1 Omni On sale From $2,499 From £2,039 330 × 420 mm large bed (330 × 122 mm standard bed); 300 × 390 mm fabric platen150 mmUp to 7 mmOptional OR1 rotary: up to 101.6 mm across and 250 mm longCMYK + white + varnish (matte, gloss, foil); Dual adds rigid/flexible white and fluorescent red/yellowxTool Studio (Windows, macOS), app for remote cleaningYes, xTool US storeYes, xTool UK store
Longer ePrint Pre-order From $1,799 No UK price 310 × 420 mm (standard platform); 310 × 75 mm mini platformNot stated by Longer (it handles height differences of up to 10 mm across one surface)Up to 15 mm color texture (Longer's figure)Yes, with the rotary combo; also roll-to-roll and conveyor attachmentsSingle head: 6 channels (K, C, M, Y, white, varnish). Dual head: 12 channels. 200 ml cartridgesLonger Studio (USB, Wi-Fi, app)Pre-order, Longer store (free shipping in the US)Not confirmed (Longer lists free shipping to the US and EU)
HeyGears G1 and G1X Crowdfunding From $1,999 No UK price 420 × 330 mm standard flatbed; 130 × 230 mm mini flatbedNot stated by HeyGearsUp to 5 mm; the Full-3D version also prints whole color 3D modelsYes: objects up to 245 mm tall and 100 mm across (HeyGears)G1X: CMYK + white + varnish + light cyan + light magenta (8 channels). G1: 6 channelsHeyGears Blueprint Studio and HeyVerse (500+ assets)Kickstarter backers first; HeyGears store listing not open to order when we checkedNot confirmed
Morpho Standard and Pro Crowdfunding From $2,159 No UK price 330 × 220 mm enclosed; 420 × 330 mm with the A3 bed168 mm enclosed; 138 mm with the A3 bed. For direct printing, Morpho says the surface should vary by no more than about 5 mmStandard 5 mm; Pro up to 60 mm (Morpho's FAQ says Morpho Studio's relief printing currently supports up to 5 mm)Rotary jig (cups, tumblers, wine bottles) is an accessory, in the Pro Workflow and larger bundlesRefillable. Standard: CMYK + white + varnish (6 channels). Pro: CMYK + 2 white + 2 varnish (8 channels)Morpho Studio (desktop, mobile, built-in touchscreen), 1,000+ textures and effects, 2.5D relief scanningKickstarter late pledge only for now; ships to mainland US and Canada (US and Canadian sales tax is collected after the campaign)Kickstarter late pledge only for now; ships to the UK, EU, Norway and Switzerland, with customs duties and VAT included in the pledge
OMTech Spectra A3+ On sale From $2,999.99 No UK price 350 × 450 mm140 mm (infrared auto height sensing)Up to 5 mm (per 3DPCC)Not in OMTech's spec sheet; some Amazon bundles include a rotary roller attachmentSingle: CMYK + 2 white. Dual: CMYK + 2 white + varnish. 250 ml tanks, open ink platformOMTech Print (Ethernet connection)Yes, OMTech store and Amazon USNot confirmed
Procolored V11 Pro On sale From $5,999 No UK price A3 (11.4 in wide)140 mmVarnish effects; a raised-texture height is not statedNo rotary; optional jigs hold mugs, cylinders, golf balls, pens and phone casesCMYK + white + varnish in 250 ml bottles (soft ink by default)Procolored RIP (Windows only)Yes, Procolored storeNot confirmed
Epson SureColor V1070 On sale From $9,299 No UK price 212 × 299 mm (A4)70 mmGloss and matte varnish effects; raised-texture height not statedNot listedCMYK + white + gloss/matte varnish, 140 ml Epson ink packs (genuine only)Epson Edge Print PROYes, through Epson dealersNot confirmed
Bambu Lab UV printer In development Not announced No UK price Not announcedNot announcedNot announced (job ads mention "texture stacking precision")Not announcedNot announced (job ads mention color, white and varnish channels)Not announcedNot announcedNot announced

The bed decides how many items fit in one run and the biggest flat thing you can print. Here is every bed with a published size, drawn to one scale. The dashed outline is a sheet of A4 paper.

Prices side by side

Listed US prices, cheapest edition to dearest
Longer ePrintPre-order $1,799 to $2,699
eufyMake E1On sale $2,409 to $3,709
xTool O1 OmniOn sale $2,499 to $3,499
OMTech Spectra A3+On sale $2,999.99 to $3,999.99
Procolored V11 ProOn sale $5,999 to $6,839

Crowdfunding prices are campaign prices, except Morpho's, which are its Kickstarter late-pledge prices after the campaign closed on 14 October 2026. HeyGears and Morpho plan higher retail prices. Bambu Lab hasn't announced a price. Before backing one, read what to check on a crowdfunded printer.

Home printers and shop printers

The first five in the table (eufyMake E1, xTool O1 Omni, Longer ePrint, HeyGears G1 and G1X, Morpho Standard and Pro) are built and sold for people printing at home: A3-size beds, app-style software and prices a keen hobby can stretch to. The OMTech Spectra A3+, Procolored V11 Pro and Epson SureColor V1070 are small-business machines. They're heavier, dearer or use trade-style software, and in return some run on much cheaper bulk ink.

What the columns mean

Print area
The biggest flat area it prints in one go. A3+ is 330 × 420 mm.
Max object height
How tall an object can sit under the print head. Boxes, trophies and thick blocks need more.
Raised texture
How high it can stack cured ink into relief you can feel.
Cylinders
Whether a rotary attachment can turn tumblers and mugs under the head, and what sizes it takes.
Inks
CMYK makes the colors. White lets you print on dark or clear objects. Varnish adds gloss or a matte finish and some protection.

How the category got here

  1. 2025

    Anker's eufyMake E1 raises $46.8 million on Kickstarter, the most any project there had raised (Kickstarter).

  2. December 2025

    Longer launches the ePrint on Kickstarter.

  3. July 2026

    xTool launches the O1 Omni, and HeyGears opens its G1 series on Kickstarter. The campaign passes $15 million by September.

  4. August 2026

    Morpho opens its Kickstarter and says it raised $7 million in its first 16 hours, and Bambu Lab confirms it is developing a UV printer.

  5. October 2026

    Morpho's campaign closes and funds on the 14th with 2,910 backers and $10,430,075 pledged (Kickstarter, 14 October). Backers are due to get printers between December 2026 and January 2027, late pledges in May 2027.

How we put this together

Specs come from each maker's product page, spec sheet or support pages. Where a maker doesn't publish a figure we use a named review or trade report and say so on the printer's page, or write "not stated". US and UK prices are what the makers' own stores showed on 23 October 2026, sale prices included; crowdfunding prices are the campaign prices. We haven't tested these printers ourselves, and every printer page lists its sources.

Spotted a mistake, or a printer we've missed? Email hello@homeuvprinter.com.

The two people ask about most: eufyMake E1 vs xTool O1 Omni.