eufyMake E1 vs xTool O1 Omni
The two home UV printers their makers sell from stock in both the US and the UK. The E1 from eufyMake (also written eufy make) is the established one; the xTool O1 Omni, or xtool Omni, arrived in July 2026 with cheaper ink and a few bigger numbers.
| Spec | eufyMake E1 | xTool O1 Omni |
|---|---|---|
| Status | On sale | On sale |
| US price, base | $2,409, Basic bundle (E1 + ink set) | $2,499, Single UV edition (launch price was $1,699) |
| UK price, base | £2,149, Basic bundle (the October 10 sale has ended) | £2,039, Single UV edition |
| Print area | 330 × 420 mm (A3+); up to 10 m on roll film with the roll attachment | 330 × 420 mm large bed (330 × 122 mm standard bed); 300 × 390 mm fabric platen |
| Max object height | 60 mm with camera alignment; up to 130 mm with Zero-Point Alignment (since the July 2026 update) | 150 mm |
| Raised texture | Up to 5 mm | Up to 7 mm |
| Rotary | Optional attachment: round objects 40-100 mm across, taper up to 13° | Optional OR1 rotary: up to 101.6 mm across and 250 mm long |
| Inks | CMYK + white + gloss (100 ml chipped cartridges) | CMYK + white + varnish (matte, gloss, foil); Dual adds rigid/flexible white and fluorescent red/yellow |
| Ink per ml | $0.30 (cartridges) | $0.14 (bottles) |
| Air filtration | Built-in filter (mini bed, lid closed); optional exhaust fan kit or Purifier P1 | Built-in HEPA + activated carbon filters (xTool claims 96.4% TVOC removal) |
| Size and weight | 590 × 250 × 407 mm, 20 kg | 714 × 374 × 469 mm, about 41 kg |
Prices checked on 23 October 2026 on eufymake.com and xtool.com, US and UK stores. We haven't used either machine; this compares published specs, prices and reviews.
Quick answers
- Is eufy make vs xtool omni the same as the E1 against the O1 Omni?
- Yes. eufyMake, which many people type as eufy make, sells the E1, and xTool sells the O1 Omni, often called the xtool omni. This page compares those two printers.
- Which is cheaper, eufyMake or xTool?
- In the US the eufyMake E1 Basic bundle ($2,409) costs less than the xTool O1 Omni Single UV edition ($2,499). In the UK it is the other way round: the O1 Omni (£2,039) costs less than the E1 Basic bundle (£2,149), now that eufyMake's October sale has ended (prices seen 23 October 2026). The O1 Omni's ink costs less than half as much per ml.
- What is a good eufyMake alternative?
- The xTool O1 Omni is the nearest one you can buy in both the US and the UK. It prints taller texture and taller objects, and its ink is cheaper. The Longer ePrint is a cheaper pre-order with an open ink system. Every option is in the comparison table.
Ink for 100 phone cases
At eufyMake's figure of 1.1 ml of ink per phone case, 100 cases use $32.99 of ink on the E1 and $14.95 on the O1 Omni. That gap of $18.04 per hundred grows with every batch, and cleaning ink comes on top of both. Neither maker publishes a monthly cleaning figure; one E1 owner's review on eufyMake's US store works it out at about $54.20 a month when printing daily. Put your own numbers into the running-cost calculator.
Where the E1 wins
- Track record. It launched in 2025 and has a big owner community and plenty of tutorials; the O1 Omni only arrived in July 2026.
- It's lighter and smaller: 20 kg against about 41 kg.
- In the US the Basic bundle ($2,409) costs less than the cheapest O1 Omni ($2,499).
Where the O1 Omni wins
- Ink costs less than half as much per ml. If you print a lot, that matters more than the purchase price.
- Taller texture (7 mm against 5 mm) and taller objects (150 mm, against 60 mm with the E1's camera alignment or 130 mm with its Zero-Point Alignment).
- Varnish that does matte, gloss and foil, plus a Dual-Head edition with fluorescent and flexible white ink and a Fabric edition for T-shirts.
- HEPA and carbon filtration built in as standard.
- In the UK the Single UV edition (£2,039) costs less than the E1 Basic bundle (£2,149), now that eufyMake's October sale has ended.
Which to choose
The E1 is the safer buy if you want the most proven, best documented home UV printer and a lighter machine. The O1 Omni makes more sense if you'll print a lot, want tall texture or tall objects, already use an xTool laser, or want to print T-shirts too. Buy the right edition, because it can't be changed later.
Where to buy
Full specs and sources: eufyMake E1 and xTool O1 Omni.