eufyMake E1 vs xTool O1 Omni

These are the two home UV printers sold from stock by their makers in both the US and the UK. The E1 is the established one; the O1 Omni arrived in July 2026 with cheaper ink and a few bigger numbers.

Based on the makers' specs and published reviews. We have not tested either printer.

eufyMake E1xTool O1 Omni
StatusOn saleOn sale
US price (base)$2,409$2,499 (Single UV)
UK price (base)£1,799 (sale)£2,039 (Single UV)
Print area330 × 420 mm (A3+); up to 10 m on roll film with the roll attachment330 × 420 mm large bed (330 × 122 mm standard bed); 300 × 390 mm fabric platen
Max object height60 mm with camera alignment; up to 130 mm with Zero-Point Alignment (since the July 2026 update)150 mm
Raised textureUp to 5 mmUp to 7 mm
RotaryOptional attachment: round objects 40-100 mm across, taper up to 13°Optional OR1 rotary: up to 101.6 mm across and 250 mm long
InksCMYK + white + gloss (100 ml chipped cartridges)CMYK + white + varnish (matte, gloss, foil); Dual adds rigid/flexible white and fluorescent red/yellow
Ink price per mlAbout $0.30 (cartridges)About $0.14 (bottles)
Air filtrationBuilt-in filter (mini bed, lid closed); optional exhaust fan kit or Purifier P1Built-in HEPA + activated carbon filters (xTool claims 96.4% TVOC removal)
Size and weight590 × 250 × 407 mm, 20 kg714 × 374 × 469 mm, about 41 kg

Prices seen on eufymake.com and xtool.com (US and UK stores) on 28 September 2026.

Where the E1 wins

  • Track record: launched in 2025 with a big owner community, while the O1 Omni only launched in July 2026.
  • Lighter and smaller: 20 kg against about 41 kg.
  • The UK base bundle was cheaper when we checked (£1,799 in a sale against £2,039).

Where the O1 Omni wins

  • Ink: about $0.14 per ml against about $0.30. If you print a lot, this matters more than the purchase price; try both in the calculator.
  • Taller texture (7 mm against 5 mm) and taller objects (150 mm against 60 mm with the camera, 130 mm with 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.
  • Built-in HEPA and carbon filtration as standard.

Which to choose

Pick the E1 if you want the most proven, most documented home UV printer and a lighter machine. Pick the O1 Omni if you'll print a lot (ink cost), want tall texture or tall objects, already use xTool lasers, or want fabric printing (buy the right edition: it can't be changed later).

Where to buy

Full details and sources: eufyMake E1 and xTool O1 Omni.