eufyMake E1 UV Printer Reference Notes
This appendix replaces the older campaign-era Q&A with a cleaner trail of dated prices, consumables, official example jobs, software updates, support documents, and open questions. The main review remains the page to read first.
Why this page exists
The old Q&A mixed launch background, backer uncertainty, and product claims in one sprawling dataset. This version keeps the useful reference points visible while sending buyers to the current review, calculator, safety guide, and comparison when they need a decision.
O1 Omni is the next same-bench test
The E1 data here is the current baseline. The xTool O1 Omni test unit is incoming, and the useful comparison will be same artwork, same blanks, same setup notes, same ink-cost questions, and the same production caveats. Join the field notes if you want the O1 vs E1 results as they land.
Orders are open. The bench results land here first.
The O1 Omni test unit is inbound, and I will turn it into a useful workshop notebook for readers: what setup feels like, what the first prints reveal, how it compares against our EufyMake E1, where the ink and ventilation questions land, and what the measured numbers say about the machine you just ordered or are still weighing.
- Setup feel without launch-day gloss
- Same-shop O1 Omni vs EufyMake E1 checks
- First-print checks and material surprises
- Ink, odor, safety, and maintenance notes
- Plain-English buying guidance as facts open up
Dated price and consumable benchmarks
E1 Basic bundle
$2,499
Official US page check on July 9, 2026 listed the Basic bundle at $2,499 with $50 off for subscribers; verify checkout before current-price copy.
E1 Deluxe bundle
$3,299
Official US page check on July 9, 2026 listed the Deluxe bundle at $3,299 with $200 off for subscribers; verify checkout before current-price copy.
E1 Printer Only (no ink included)
$2,199
Official US page check on July 9, 2026 listed Printer Only at $2,199 and stated ink is sold separately and required for printing; do not treat this as an out-of-box print-ready bundle.
Standard UV ink cartridge
$29.99
New US MSRP effective July 13, 2026, down from $42.99. The official page still shows mixed SKU timing by color. Subscription orders require two completed delivery cycles before cancellation.
Ink and Cleaning Cartridge Kit
$209.99
New US MSRP effective July 13, 2026, down from $299.99. Six 100 ml ink cartridges plus one 380 ml cleaning cartridge; the official page listed in-stock 1-3 business day shipping when checked.
Cleaning cartridge
$29.99
New US MSRP effective July 13, 2026, down from $42.99. Individual 380 ml cleaning cartridge; verify the selected product variant and live price.
Flexible White UV Ink
$29.99
The July 13 US price table includes 100 ml Flexible White at the same $29.99 MSRP; availability timing can differ from standard white.
Roll-to-Film Attachment
$499.99
Used for roll-fed UV DTF workflows. Official page listed pre-order shipping from the end of August through September during the July 9 check.
UV DTF Laminating Machine
$399.99
Use for UV DTF transfer workflow coverage. Official page listed in-stock 1-3 business day shipping during the July 9 check.
Rotary Printing Attachment
$399.99
Use for official rotary pricing and stock context. Official page listed in-stock 1-3 business day shipping during the July 9 check.
UV print head
$599
Important for long-term maintenance risk and care-plan discussion. Official page listed in-stock 1-3 business day shipping during the July 9 check.
Official ink-use examples
Use these examples to sanity-check calculator assumptions, then add your own waste, cleaning, labor, packaging, and reject rate.
| Example | Mode | Size | CMYK | White | Gloss | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fridge Magnet | 2D | 50 x 50 mm | 0.04 ml | 1.01 ml | 0.95 ml | 2.00 ml |
| Canvas | 2D | 250 x 180 mm | 1.09 ml | 2.23 ml | 0.00 ml | 3.32 ml |
| Phone Case | 2D | 82 x 166.73 mm | 0.28 ml | 0.81 ml | 0.01 ml | 1.10 ml |
| Sticker | 2D | 335 x 420 mm | 0.76 ml | 0.01 ml | 0.01 ml | 0.78 ml |
| Key Chain | 2D | 60 x 60 mm | 0.04 ml | 0.32 ml | 0.01 ml | 0.37 ml |
Sample economics from official examples
Custom Ceramic Fridge Magnet
2D example: material $0.65, ink $0.63, sale price $6, sample profit $4.72.
Custom Ceramic Fridge Magnet with 3D Texture
3D example: material $0.65, ink $1.54, sale price $15, sample profit $12.81.
Custom Tumbler
2D example: material $9, ink $0.30, sale price $29, sample profit $19.70.
Custom Tumbler with 3D Texture
3D example: material $9, ink $3.62, sale price $49, sample profit $36.38.
Software and support trail
2025-12-23: Co-Creation Update
- App, PC software, and firmware improvements
- Coming Reprint feature
- Hundreds of editor fixes
2026-03-04: Offline Use update
- Printer AP Mode
- Editor Offline Mode
- Zero-Point Alignment
- AP mode can switch to 5 GHz
- Printable object height can increase from 60 mm to 100 mm in that workflow
2026-04-14: April release
- Local Mode on PC
- Contour Recognition
- Batch Fill
- Alignment improvements
- Bug fixes across printing, connectivity, power, and workflow
2026-05-08: Maintenance and ink-cost roadmap update
- Planned large-capacity ink supply system for Q3 2026
- Official goal of more than 50% lower long-term ink cost
2026-07-13: US ink-price and high-capacity system update
- 100 ml ink and 380 ml cleaning cartridge MSRP reduced to $29.99
- 600 ml ink plus 380 ml cleaning kit reduced to $209.99
- Subscription tiers and June 1 price-match eligibility published
- High-capacity ink system timing revised from Q3 to later in 2026
- Compatible high-capacity ink targeted around $0.1x/ml; hardware price unannounced
Rotary Printing Attachment: Substrate Compatibility and Precautions
accessory compatibility · 2026-01-13
Open support docSupported dimensions for the Roll-to-Film Attachment
accessory compatibility · 2026-01-13
Open support docOpen buyer questions
What is the official numeric print speed?
Throughput determines quote math, batch production viability, and true labor cost.
Status: not publicly verified
What are the public SKU, UPC, and GTIN identifiers?
Identifiers improve product matching across retailers and structured data.
Status: not publicly verified
What printhead model, vendor, and nozzle count does the E1 use?
Printhead economics, repairability, and uptime risk depend on the actual head path.
Status: not publicly verified
What are the public FCC, CE, UL, or equivalent file identifiers?
Certification identifiers help separate general safety language from verifiable listings.
Status: not publicly verified
Why do some regional pages show mixed availability or localized sample values?
Regional mismatch can produce stale price, availability, or thickness claims.
Status: watch item
Primary pages used for this appendix
Lower Ink Prices, Faster Printing, and a High-Capacity Ink System
eufyMake · official blog
Open source