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xTool O1 Omni full preorder

xTool O1 Omni price: compare all eight bundles before you pick the extras.

Choose the print system first, then decide which accessories belong with it. Single UV handles standard hard goods, Dual-Head UV adds relief, flexible white, and fluorescent effects, and UV + DT Fabric adds apparel printing. I will test the UV + DT Fabric edition against our eufyMake E1 when the O1 reaches the shop. Full orders are open, with eight Standalone, Rotary, and Versatile configurations listed from $1,699 to $3,969. The edition still starts with what you need the printer to print.

Single UV Edition$1,699$2,499 MSRP · preorder price
Dual-Head UV Edition$2,699$3,299 MSRP · preorder price
UV + DT Fabric Edition$2,799$3,499 MSRP · preorder price

All eight configurations were available in xTool's U.S. product feed when checked July 16, 2026. Verify the selected checkout, tax, delivery estimate, and accessory timing directly on xTool.

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Current direct-order estimates: Dual UV from early September; Single UV and DT + UV from mid-September. Accessories may arrive later.

Official xTool launch image used as the hero sceneThree editions · eight configurations · full orders open

Eight current orders

Choose the printer first. Add accessories when the work calls for them.

Rotary is listed across all three edition families. Versatile adds OR1 Rotary, LM1 Laminator, and RF1 Roll Feeder to Dual UV and DT + UV. These are bundle totals, not standalone accessory prices or savings claims.

xTool O1 Omni launch bundles checked July 16, 2026
ConfigurationIncludedListed price
Single UV StandalonePrinter, UV ink (CMYKWV)$1,699
Single UV Rotary BundlePrinter, UV ink (CMYKWV), OR1 Rotary$2,059
Dual UV StandalonePrinter, Expanded Dual UV ink set$2,699
Dual UV Rotary BundlePrinter, Expanded Dual UV ink set, OR1 Rotary$3,059
Dual UV Versatile BundlePrinter, Expanded Dual UV ink set, OR1 Rotary, LM1 Laminator, RF1 Roll Feeder$3,869
DT + UV StandalonePrinter, UV ink (CMYKWV), Fabric ink (CMYKW), Garment Tray$2,799
DT + UV Rotary BundlePrinter, UV ink (CMYKWV), Fabric ink (CMYKW), Garment Tray, OR1 Rotary$3,159
DT + UV Versatile BundlePrinter, UV ink (CMYKWV), Fabric ink (CMYKW), Garment Tray, OR1 Rotary, LM1 Laminator, RF1 Roll Feeder$3,969

Three editions

Three public editions, three very different buyer paths.

Apparel + hard goods

UV + DT Fabric Edition

$2,799 pre-order / $3,499 MSRP

The widest lane. Start here if the shop plan includes shirts, totes, cotton, polyester, or blended fabric products alongside hard goods.

Best for
Creators with both apparel and hard-goods printing needs.
Print head
Two Epson F1080 printheads
Work area
Standard bed 13" x 4.8" / large bed 13" x 16.5" / DTG platen 11.8" x 15.4".
Ink
UV: CMYKWV / DT Fabric: CMYKWW
Materials
Acrylic, wood, metal, cotton, polyester, and other rigid or fabric work.
Resolution
720x1440 dpi print / 1440 x 1200 dpi vision
Check current offer
Specialty UV effects

Dual-Head UV Edition

$2,699 pre-order / $3,299 MSRP

The effects lane. The dual-head ink system is the headline, but ink cost and maintenance will decide the real business case.

Best for
Creators focused on relief, flexible-white, leather/canvas, and fluorescent effects.
Print head
Two Epson F1080 printheads
Work area
Standard bed 13" x 4.8" / large bed 13" x 16.5".
Ink
CMYKWV + RW/FW/FR/FY. xTool defines these as rigid white, flexible white, fluorescent red, and fluorescent yellow.
Materials
Acrylic, leather, wood, canvas, and other rigid/flexible blanks.
Resolution
720x1440 dpi print / 1440 x 1200 dpi vision
Check current offer
Entry UV

Single UV Edition

$1,699 pre-order / $2,499 MSRP

The clean entry lane. Watch this one if the goal is flatbed UV personalization without apparel or the dual-head ink system.

Best for
Entry-level makers focused on rigid material personalization.
Print head
One Epson F1080 printhead
Work area
Standard bed 13" x 4.8" / large bed 13" x 16.5".
Ink
CMYKWV
Materials
Acrylic, wood, metal, glass, ceramic, and other basic rigid blanks.
Resolution
720x1440 dpi print / 1440 x 1200 dpi vision
Check current offer

Choose your edition

Which O1 Omni fits the work you actually sell?

Choose UV Edition if

You sell hard goods and want the lowest entry price.

Choose this lane for coasters, plaques, acrylic charms, signs, tags, cases, awards, tiles, and other rigid goods where apparel is not part of the business plan.

Best short-term fit: hard goods only.
Choose Dual-Head UV if

You want relief, fluorescent effects, and flexible UV inks.

This is the specialty UV lane: texture, multi-layer white, flexible-material and fluorescent-effect workflows. xTool does not promise a fixed speed multiplier, and it does not include the apparel path.

Best short-term fit: specialty UV effects, not an assumed speed boost.
Choose UV + DT Fabric if

Apparel is even a maybe.

This is the only public edition positioned for shirts, totes, cotton, polyester, blends, and hard goods. If apparel belongs on the roadmap, this is the order lane to start with.

Best short-term fit: apparel plus UV.
Do not let AI pick the edition

One-Click AI Generator helps files, not material fit.

Music plaques and stained-glass looks still need the right printer mode, blank, ink, and finishing path. Software cannot fix the wrong hardware edition.

Use AI as a bonus, not the buying reason.

Reader pulse

Tell us which O1 Omni edition you are considering.

This is the quick check I want from readers right now: which edition looks closest to your shop, what would you use it for, and what still makes you hesitate. I will use the aggregate answers to decide which O1 Omni tests, comparisons, and cost checks move to the front of the line.

Still comparingI am not sure yet

That is useful too. The undecided answers tell me which proof points need to move higher on the page as xTool and early users publish more evidence.

Which edition are you considering?
Check xTool's live order

Email is optional. Anonymous responses are used in aggregate to shape the next buyer checks; email responses may receive the O1 update if you choose the checkbox.

Current facts

The three editions side by side.

On small screens, scroll sideways to compare all three editions.

xTool O1 Omni edition comparison from the public campaign page, checked July 16, 2026. Pre-order prices and MSRP are shown together; verify the final checkout total on xTool before paying.
SpecUV + DT FabricDual-Head UVSingle UV
Best forApparel + hard goodsRelief, flexible-white, and fluorescent UV effectsEntry rigid-material personalization
Print headsEpson F1080 x2Epson F1080 x2Epson F1080 x1
Print resolution720x1440 dpi720x1440 dpi720x1440 dpi
Ink channelsUV CMYKWVDT / Fabric CMYKWWCMYKWV + RW/FW/FR/FYCMYKWV
Ink capacity125 ml standard ink / 290 ml high-capacity white125 ml standard ink / 290 ml high-capacity white125 ml standard ink
Material typesRigid + fabricRigid + flexibleBasic rigid
Vision system resolution1440 x 1200 dpi1440 x 1200 dpi1440 x 1200 dpi
Large print bed330 x 420 mm330 x 420 mm330 x 420 mm
Fabric platen300 x 390 mmNot listedNot listed
Safety notesTPO-free UV ink; xTool FAQ states GREENGUARD Gold; OEKO-TEX listed for DT fabric inkTPO-free UV ink; xTool FAQ states GREENGUARD GoldTPO-free UV ink; xTool FAQ states GREENGUARD Gold
Price$2,799 pre-order / $3,499 MSRP$2,699 pre-order / $3,299 MSRP$1,699 pre-order / $2,499 MSRP

Feature watch

What looked good in the launch, and what still needs our bench.

Creative software

One-Click AI Generator

xTool's fifth feature reveal promises generators for music plaques, glasses-free 3D, stained glass, fridge magnets, embroidery-style looks, oil-painting-style effects, and other print-ready project templates.

Workflow

Laser Meets Printer

xTool says O1 Omni and an xTool laser can connect in the same software, so one design can split into a full-color print step and a laser-cut outline step.

Alignment

Pixel-Scan Vision System

xTool says Pixel-Scan combines full-area laser sensing with CIS imaging to capture 1:1 object data without camera distortion, including full-bed and oversized-item placement.

Maintenance

SmartCycle 2.0

xTool says SmartCycle 2.0 combines automatic white ink stirring, circulation, and hydration. Its conservative external standby guideline is up to 14 days idle; longer internal lab cases are not the public promise.

Expansion

Roll Feeder + Laminator

The public page says the Roll Feeder + Laminator can print up to 49 ft of UV DTF transfers and up to 39 ft of canvas or adhesive vinyl graphics.

Texture

7 mm embossed print height

All three public model columns list 7 mm / 0.28 in embossed print height, 720x1440 dpi print resolution, 1440 x 1200 dpi vision resolution, and plus/minus 0.2 mm positioning accuracy.

Drinkware

Rotary preview for cups

xTool says its Rotary Attachment supports 90% of cups and tumblers with real-time 3D preview for placement.

Pricing watch

The full order is live. The checkout still needs a careful read.

xTool's public page now gives the model lanes, printhead count, print resolution, ink channels, ink capacity, material targets, bed sizes, safety notes, all eight configuration prices, and current delivery estimates. It also adds One-Click AI Generator for project creation and the Laser Meets Printer workflow for O1-to-xTool-laser print-and-cut jobs. The final checkout total, taxes, shipping, and bundle contents still belong on xTool's live page.

Ink economics are the one line the machine price cannot settle for you. Before committing to an edition, run your own per-print ink math in the UV ink cost calculator with your blanks, coverage, and white-ink assumptions.

Before placing the full order, check:

  • Whether the final checkout matches the public pre-order price
  • Dual UV direct orders currently show early September; Single UV and DT + UV show mid-September
  • OR1 Rotary Attachment currently shows mid-September (moved up from mid-October)
  • LM1 Laminator and RF1 Roll Feeder currently show late October
  • Whether separate printer and accessory deliveries affect the jobs you promised
  • Atomm credit terms, One-Click AI Generator output rights, and credit cost
  • Ink use, maintenance, standalone accessory prices, and installed printhead service cost
Check xTool's live order

Next reads

Use the full UV cluster before you decide.

Launch FAQ

Fast answers before the click.

Can I order the xTool O1 Omni now?

Yes. Full U.S. preorders are open. Eight configurations are listed from $1,699 to $3,969. Current direct orders show estimated shipping from early september 2026 for Dual UV and estimated shipping from mid-september 2026 for Single UV and DT + UV. Choose the hardware edition before paying because it cannot be converted later.

What are the three xTool O1 Omni editions?

xTool lists Single UV, Dual-Head UV, and UV + DT Fabric. Single is the entry hard-goods path. Dual UV adds relief, flexible-white, leather/canvas, and fluorescent-effect capability; xTool does not promise a fixed speed multiplier. Fabric uses its second head for DTG and textile DTF apparel work.

Are xTool O1 Omni prices public yet?

Yes. The three standalone launch prices are $1,699 for Single UV, $2,699 for Dual UV, and $2,799 for DT + UV. xTool's official U.S. product feed checked July 16, 2026 also lists Rotary and Versatile configurations, creating eight total bundles from $1,699 to $3,969. Verify the selected configuration, taxes, shipping, regional availability, and final checkout on xTool.

What are the eight xTool O1 Omni launch bundle prices?

Single UV is $1,699 standalone or $2,059 with OR1 Rotary. Dual UV is $2,699 standalone, $3,059 with OR1 Rotary, or $3,869 with OR1, LM1 Laminator, and RF1 Roll Feeder. DT + UV is $2,799 standalone, $3,159 with OR1 Rotary, or $3,969 with OR1, LM1, and RF1.

How much is the O1 Omni replacement printhead?

The O1 Omni Printer Replacement Printhead (UV/DT) is listed at $399. xTool's July 14 FAQ gives a approximately 6 months to 1 year general reference life and 3 months in all regions core-printhead warranty. Labor, service terms, edition compatibility, actual life, and installed cost remain unverified.

What should an O1 deposit backer do now?

Follow the final-payment instructions in xTool's email or account during the July 15 through August 15, 2026 payment period. xTool said shipping starts in August and earlier completed final payments receive earlier priority. That does not mean every backer receives a printer in August.

When will a new O1 Omni preorder ship?

Checked July 16, 2026: xTool shows estimated shipping from early september 2026 for Dual UV and estimated shipping from mid-september 2026 for Single UV and DT + UV. OR1 Rotary Attachment is listed from mid-September (moved up from mid-October, checked July 20), while LM1 Laminator and RF1 Roll Feeder are listed from late October. Verify the selected variant at checkout.

Which O1 Omni edition should a shirt or apparel seller watch?

Start with the UV + DT Fabric Edition. The public xTool table specifically positions that model for creators with both apparel and hard-goods printing needs, with a DTG platen and DT Fabric ink path listed alongside UV printing.

Does xTool publish O1 Omni speed by edition?

No fixed edition-by-edition speed multiplier is public. xTool's FAQ says detailed speed is still being tested and finalized. Choose Dual-Head UV for its additional texture, multi-layer white, flexible-material, and fluorescent-effect workflows, then wait for same-job testing before treating it as faster.

What is the Laser Meets Printer feature?

Laser Meets Printer is an O1 Omni software-workflow claim. xTool's July 14 FAQ lists P3, P2, P2S, S1, M2, and M1 Ultra, says those workflows will be available by production O1 delivery, and names F Series support as planned. Registration accuracy still needs bench proof.

What is One-Click AI Generator, and does it affect the edition choice?

One-Click AI Generator is xTool's software tool for project generators such as music plaques, glasses-free 3D, stained glass, fridge magnets, embroidery-style looks, and oil-painting-style effects. It does not decide the edition for you. Choose Single UV for standard hard goods, Dual-Head UV for specialty effects, or UV + DT Fabric for apparel.

What should still be verified before buying?

Verify final checkout totals, taxes, regional shipping, exact starter-ink quantities, cleaning and maintenance consumption, standalone accessory prices, printhead service terms, and what ships in the selected bundle. The $399 replacement part is now listed, but installed ownership cost and real cost per item still are not.

Does UV DTF require the UV + DT Fabric Edition?

No. xTool's official FAQ says UV DTF works on all three editions with Laminator and A/B film. The UV + DT Fabric edition is required for DTG and textile DTF apparel workflows, not for UV DTF hard-goods transfers.

Can I upgrade or convert the O1 Omni edition after purchase?

No. Single UV cannot become Dual-Head UV or UV + DT Fabric, and the Fabric edition cannot be converted into Dual-Head UV. Choose the edition before placing the full order because the purchase fixes the hardware and ink path.

Is O1 Omni UV ink GREENGUARD certified?

xTool's July 14 FAQ now says O1 UV ink is TPO-free and has received GREENGUARD Gold Certification. The FAQ does not link a certificate identifier, so this guide attributes that statement to xTool rather than presenting it as independent certification proof. Uncured ink still requires chemical-handling precautions and should not be used on direct food-contact surfaces unless official safety documentation says otherwise.

Can I tell The Crafty Catsman which O1 Omni edition I am considering?

Yes. This page includes a short optional reader survey for the UV + DT Fabric Edition, Dual-Head UV Edition, Single UV Edition, and undecided buyers. I use those responses in aggregate to decide which O1 Omni comparisons, cost checks, and hands-on questions should move higher in the coverage.