Morpho’s Kickstarter Has Closed; Late Pledges Now Cost $2,159 and $3,999 With a May 2027 Estimate
Morpho’s Kickstarter closed October 14. Late pledges cost $2,159 and $3,999 with a May 2027 delivery estimate, and Morpho plans a narrower print width.
Morpho’s desktop UV printer Kickstarter closed on October 14, 2026, and its site now sends buyers to Kickstarter late pledges: $2,159 for the F1080 Standard Pack and $3,999 for the i3200 Pro Pack, up from $1,999 and $3,299 for the campaign’s final KS Special rewards, with a May 2027 delivery estimate instead of December 2026. Late-pledge ink add-ons cost about a third more, and the three-set ink bundle about 45% more. Morpho’s update posted October 16, last edited October 22, says the shipping printer will add a CIS module and print about 310–320 mm wide instead of 330 mm, a figure it is still finalizing.
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The Kickstarter has closed; late pledges cost more and carry a May 2027 estimate
Kickstarter’s project data shows Morpho’s desktop UV printer campaign ended successfully on October 14, 2026 at 10:59 a.m. EDT, against a $50,000 goal. Late pledges are open: the F1080 Standard Pack is $2,159 and the i3200 Pro Pack $3,999, with the Pro Workflow and Pro Deluxe bundles at $5,199 and $5,999, all with an estimated delivery of May 2027. The campaign’s final KS Special rewards were $1,999 and $3,299, estimated for December 2026, after Early Bird rewards of $1,799 and $2,999 that ended September 17, according to the Internet Archive’s October 9 copy of the campaign. Kickstarter showed $10,448,035 from 2,919 backers on October 22, a total that includes late pledges; Morpho describes the result as “$10M+ Funded by 2,900+ Backers.”
A late pledge is a costlier and later bet than the campaign rewards: by the site’s arithmetic, $160 more for the Standard Pack and $700 more for the Pro Pack, with delivery estimated five months later. Late-pledge ink add-ons cost more too: $32 for each 290 mL white, flexible white or varnish bottle (campaign: $24), $74 for the 130 mL × 4 CMYK set (campaign: $56) and $414 for the three-set ink bundle (campaign: $285), about a third more and, for the bundle, about 45% more. The campaign’s F1080 and i3200 printhead modules ($399 and $1,399) are not offered to late pledgers, so a late pledger cannot add a spare printhead; the late-pledge rewards list a 1-year printer warranty and a 90-day printhead warranty on the F1080 or 180 days on the i3200. Morpho’s site now labels $2,159 and $3,999 its “Kickstarter Price” against an MSRP of $2,699 and $4,999, and its Store and “Secure Yours Now” links go to the Kickstarter campaign; those are campaign prices, not retail prices. A pledge is not the same as buying an in-stock retail printer, and manufacturing, print quality, software reliability, support, and delivery remain unproven.
What the close changes for a buyer
Morpho’s update, posted October 16 and last edited October 22, describes a hardware change for the shipping version: a compact CIS module replaces the small micro camera on the printhead carriage and works alongside the Stereo Vision system rather than replacing it, and the maximum print width drops from 330 mm to approximately 310–320 mm, with the exact dimension still being finalized. Morpho’s website specification table still lists a 330 × 220 mm enclosed area and a 420 × 330 × 138 mm area with the A3 printbed. The same update says Morpho is moving into mass production, has fixed bugs in Snapshot and Smart Alignment, and will send a backer survey through Kickstarter’s Pledge Manager to confirm the final shipping address, applicable taxes for certain countries or regions, and add-ons; Kickstarter’s project data showed no survey sent as of October 22. When the site read Morpho’s Kickstarter FAQ on August 24, 2026, Morpho said internet access is required for installation, activation, and cloud features, while routine local printing can work offline after setup. Those are campaign specifications and workflow claims, not results from an independently tested production unit.
Treat the pledge as an early manufacturing commitment: A late pledge arrives before independent production-unit evidence or normal retail fulfillment, at a higher price than the campaign rewards. The late-pledge reward text says customs duties and VAT are included, while Morpho’s update says the backer survey will confirm applicable taxes for certain countries or regions, so confirm shipping, taxes and the final total in Kickstarter’s pledge flow before pledging. Campaign backers should watch for that survey. For deposit holders, Morpho says it expects to complete the applicable deposit refunds and Extra Savings within 10 business days after the campaign ends, about October 28 by the site’s count, after checking its deposit records against Kickstarter’s final backer report; Pledge Over Time backers see them in their remaining payment schedule. Judge the complete landed pledge, including ink, maintenance, and the risk of delay, not the machine figure alone.
- What will the final maximum print width be, and will the area with the A3 printbed shrink with it?
- How long will late pledges stay open, and what shipping charge and taxes will Kickstarter’s pledge flow show for each destination?
- Will the December 2026 estimate hold for campaign backers? Morpho’s post-campaign update gives no new date.
- Will deposit holders see the applicable refunds and Extra Savings within the 10 business days Morpho expects?
- What will production-unit print quality, alignment accuracy after the CIS change, software stability, and support look like after fulfillment begins?
Wait for retail or production evidence if:You need a guaranteed delivery date, the full 330 mm print width, proven output quality, mature software, established support, or a predictable total operating cost.
Consider a late pledge only if:You can accept a May 2027 estimate, crowdfunding delay, and execution risk after confirming the exact reward, shipping, taxes, warranty route, and included supplies in Kickstarter’s pledge flow.
Morpho’s late-pledge terms and stated specifications
| Spec | Morpho Standard F1080 | Morpho Pro i3200 |
|---|---|---|
| Late pledge, as of October 22 | $2,159 (Standard Pack) | $3,999 (Pro Pack) |
| Final KS Special reward (closed) | $1,999 | $3,299 |
| Early Bird reward (ended September 17) | $1,799 | $2,999 |
| Estimated delivery | May 2027 for late pledges; December 2026 for campaign rewards | May 2027 for late pledges; December 2026 for campaign rewards |
| Printhead | F1080 | i3200 |
| Printhead warranty (late-pledge reward text) | 90 days | 180 days |
| Maximum print width | 330 mm listed; about 310–320 mm planned for shipping units, not final | 330 mm listed; about 310–320 mm planned for shipping units, not final |
| Area with A3 printbed (Morpho’s table) | 420 × 330 × 138 mm | 420 × 330 × 138 mm |
| Independent production-unit testing | Not established | Not established |
Sources: Morpho official specs
Primary pages and records used for this report.
The decision after the close
Read the late-pledge terms before you read the machine.
The campaign ended on October 14. A late pledge costs more than the campaign’s final rewards and carries a May 2027 delivery estimate, so the exact reward, shipping, taxes, and fulfillment risk control the real commitment.
The late-pledge terms control.
The useful move
Treat the pledge as an early manufacturing commitment.Consider a late pledge only if you can accept crowdfunding delay and execution risk after confirming the exact reward, shipping, taxes, warranty route, and included supplies in Kickstarter’s pledge flow.Frequently Asked Questions
Can I still get the Morpho UV printer after the Kickstarter ended?▼
Yes, through Kickstarter late pledges. The campaign closed on October 14, 2026. On October 22 the F1080 Standard Pack late pledge was $2,159 and the i3200 Pro Pack $3,999, against $1,999 and $3,299 for the campaign’s final KS Special rewards and $1,799 and $2,999 for the launch Early Bird rewards. The late-pledge reward text says customs duties and VAT are included, but Morpho’s update posted October 16, last edited October 22, says its backer survey will confirm applicable taxes for certain countries or regions. Check shipping, taxes, and the final charge in Kickstarter’s pledge flow.
When does Morpho expect to deliver the printer?▼
Morpho’s Kickstarter reward estimates are May 2027 for late pledges and December 2026 for campaign rewards. When the site read Morpho’s Kickstarter FAQ on August 24, 2026, it estimated factory shipping from December 2026 through January 2027, and Morpho’s post-campaign update gives no new date. These are crowdfunding estimates, not delivery guarantees, and final arrival can also depend on freight, customs, and local handoff.
Did Morpho change the printer after the campaign?▼
Morpho’s update posted October 16, last edited October 22, says the shipping version will replace the small micro camera on the printhead carriage with a compact CIS module that works alongside its Stereo Vision system. It also says the maximum print width will shrink from 330 mm to about 310–320 mm and that the exact figure is still being finalized. Morpho’s website specification table still lists the 330 mm width.
Can the Morpho printer work offline?▼
When the site read Morpho’s Kickstarter FAQ on August 24, 2026, Morpho said internet access is required for installation, activation, cloud services, and updates, and that routine local printing can work offline after setup. The company’s software demonstrations and production reliability have not been independently verified.
Is this Morpho report based on hands-on testing?▼
No. This report separates Morpho’s campaign claims and Kickstarter’s campaign terms from what remains unknown, and The Crafty Catsman has not tested a Morpho printer. Print quality, maintenance, software reliability, support, and fulfillment need production-unit evidence after shipping begins.
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