What actually changed across the machines we track — dated, sourced, and checked against official manufacturer pages. Latest entries: .
All eight O1 Omni configurations now run $1,899 to $3,969-plus in pre-order — $200 above their July 16 pricing — topping out at $4,169 for the DT + UV Versatile bundle, each shown against a $2,499-and-up list price. New direct orders show estimated shipping from early October, with the OR1 rotary from early October and the LM1 laminator and RF1 roll feeder from early November.
The WonderPress modular auto heat press now has its own retail product page in pre-order: $399 Heat Press Standalone, $639 with the 3D Form module, $679 with the Craft Oven, $919 All-in-One, and a $1,079 Efficiency Boost Deluxe bundle. That replaces the closed Kickstarter bundles, which ran $279 to $599.
A new third configuration joins the $469 A2L and the $569 A2L Combo: a $629 Cutting Full Combo, shown against a $638 list price. Base and Combo pricing is unchanged, and orders ship from the U.S. warehouse within 1-3 business days.
The M2 Color Craft Laser now lists the 10W Standalone at $599 and the 20W Standalone at $999, with new Color Print & Cut bundles at $749 and $1,149 and Deluxe bundles at $989 and $1,389. Launch pricing on May 28 started at $549, and the 10W now ships in one business day.
Verified against the official store: the E1 sells as a $2,199 printer-only option with no ink, a $2,499 Basic bundle with ink set, and a $3,299 Deluxe bundle. The bundles sit above the $2,299 and $2,899 May benchmarks and have held these levels since at least early July; the E1 remains in stock with 1-3 business day shipping, and the roll-to-film attachment ships from late August through September.
The combined 60W/80W Pro Quantum page now shows $9,999.99 against a $23,999.99 compare-at price and is marked in stock and ready to ship. On May 23 the 60W listed at $10,999.99 with a $12,999.99 80W early-bird variant.
The U1 page now displays $899, struck from $999, with U.S.-warehouse retail shipping language of 1-2 business day dispatch — yet the buy button showed Unavailable on August 4. Treat the price as a signal and watch for restock before treating it as a live offer.
The INDX page still carries its Spring 2026 launch copy, but live Buy INDX Now buttons now route to a dedicated conversion-kit store listing. Kit pricing lives on that listing and was not shown on the landing page when checked.
The reservation page runs a $50-deposit VIP campaign advertising a $999 printer-only VIP price, and the deposit itself was marked sold out on August 4. General retail pricing is still not public.
Every fact on the product tracker is now downloadable as one JSON file under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license, with a permanent link for every product row and structured, dated price fields. Credit The Crafty Catsman with a link when you build on it.
An entry records a verified change on an official manufacturer page: a price move, a new configuration, a launch, or an availability shift, with the date it was checked. Quiet days produce no entries — dates here never move just to look fresh. The product tracker holds the full current picture for every machine, including its downloadable, reusable data file.
A verified change on an official manufacturer page: a price move, a new configuration or bundle, a launch, an availability or shipping-estimate shift, or a listing appearing or disappearing. Routine checks that find nothing new do not create entries, and rumors are not recorded here.
Each entry is checked against the official manufacturer product, store, or campaign page named as its source, on the date shown. Prices and availability are what that page displayed on that date — verify the live page before buying.
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