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Prusa XL+ Product Pages Now Show August 28 Ship Date

Prusa's XL+ Single-, Dual-, and Five-Head assembled-product pages still list August 28 as the shipping start. This August 18 record now points to the August 22 owner-upgrade update.

Short answer

As of August 18 and rechecked August 22, 2026: Prusa's XL+ Single-, Dual-, and Five-Head assembled-product pages list August 28 as the shipping start. This dated report covers assembled printers, not the owner-upgrade kit. Prusa's August 22 XL-to-XL+ upgrade page lists September 4 shipping and requires a Dwarf-board compatibility check; read the later update before ordering.

By The Crafty CatsmanPublished Updated Read the later update
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Prusa XL+ product pages now show August 28 as the assembled machine ship date

At the August 18 check, Prusa's official product pages for the XL+ Single-Tool, Dual-Head, and Five-Head assembled printers listed August 28 as the shipping start. The August 13 announcement had said assembled XL+ printers would follow later in August without naming a day, and the August 17 status record still had no specific date. All three assembled-product pages were rechecked August 22 and continue to show August 28. Owner-upgrade timing and pricing were still unpublished at the August 18 check; the later August 22 report now covers that separate decision.

Why it matters

August 28 is more specific than the lineup announcement's 'later in August' wording. Buyers evaluating an assembled XL+ should still confirm the current estimate at checkout because a shipping-start date is not an individual delivery promise and timing can vary by configuration, region, and queue position. Existing XL owners deciding on the upgrade kit should move to the linked August 22 report rather than rely on this dated snapshot.

What each buyer group should do with the August 28 date+

Prusa XL+ shipping status at the August 18 check: assembled Single-Tool, Dual-Head, and Five-Head product pages showed August 28 as the shipping start, and all three pages still showed that date when rechecked August 22. CORE One+ Gen 2 and CORE One L+ assembled machines had begun shipping August 14. Prusa said open unshipped orders for original CORE One+, CORE One L, and XL machines would be automatically upgraded. At the August 18 check, owner-upgrade kits were still rolling out separately and prices had not been published. The August 22 report now owns the current XL-to-XL+ kit decision.

Three groups, three actions to take now: Buyers placing an assembled XL+ order should confirm the current estimate at checkout because August 28 is a planned shipping start, not an individual delivery promise. CORE One+ Gen 2 and CORE One L+ buyers should use their Prusa account for order-specific status. Existing XL owners deciding on the owner-upgrade kit should use the linked August 22 report, which supersedes the waiting guidance in this dated record.

What remains open:
  • Will Prusa ship all XL+ configurations starting August 28, or will some variants ship later?
  • How will configuration, region, and queue position affect order-specific delivery timing?
  • Will Prusa revise the August 28 shipping-start date as the first assembled orders enter fulfillment?

Use this dated record if:You are tracing when Prusa made the assembled XL+ shipping-start date specific.

Move to the August 22 update if:You own an XL and are deciding whether or how to configure the XL-to-XL+ owner-upgrade kit.

Prusa 2026 lineup shipping status — August 18

SpecPrusa Research CORE One+ Gen 2Prusa Research CORE One L+Prusa Research XL+
Assembled machine ship dateBegan August 14Began August 14August 28 (product page)
Open-order auto-upgradeConfirmedConfirmedConfirmed
Owner-upgrade status at August 18 checkFirst in rolloutPlanned after CORE One+Planned after CORE One+
Owner-upgrade price at August 18 checkNot publishedNot publishedNot published

Sources: Prusa Research official specs

Frequently Asked Questions

Has Prusa published a specific ship date for the XL+ assembled machine?▼

Yes. As of August 18, 2026, Prusa's official XL+ Single-Tool, Dual-Head, and Five-Head assembled product pages at prusa3d.com list August 28 as the ship date. The August 13 announcement said late August without specifying a day. Check the official product page directly for any change to that date.

I ordered a Prusa XL+. When will my order actually ship?▼

August 28 is the date Prusa lists as the assembled machine ship-start. Your actual delivery will depend on your XL+ configuration, your region, and your position in the fulfillment queue. Log in to your Prusa account or check your order page for the current delivery estimate specific to your order.

My CORE One+ Gen 2 or CORE One L+ has not arrived yet. What should I do?▼

CORE One+ Gen 2 and CORE One L+ assembled machines began shipping August 14. Log in to your Prusa account and check your order for tracking information. If your order shows no shipping update, contact Prusa Support with your order number.

Were XL+ owner-upgrade details available at the August 18 check?▼

No. At the August 18 check, Prusa had not yet published the XL-to-XL+ kit's exact date or price. Prusa opened that owner-upgrade path later; use the linked August 22 report for the current shipping, compatibility, configuration, and checkout decision.

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