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Nathan Walters · 2026-05-28 · via Latest from TechRadar
eufyMake UV printer
(Image credit: eufyMake)

Anker’s eufyMake spin-off has been sitting on a lot of maker wishlists since its record-smashing Kickstarter last year, and the E1 just got its first proper price drop.

From 6 May through 31 May, the desktop 3D-texture UV printer is available at early access pricing, with the up to £350 off if you go for the full kit.

The Basic Bundle, which gets you the E1 itself plus an Ink and Cleaning Cartridge Kit, is £2,069 during the early access window and £2,249 from 1 June onwards.

The Deluxe Bundle, which adds a UV DTF Laminating Machine and a Rotary Printing Attachment, is £2,599 now and £2,949 after the sale ends.

You can also get £80 off eufyMake Care and free shipping protection on every purchase, plus a second Ink and Cleaning Cartridge Kit thrown in if you go Deluxe.

Both bundles include the printer and a cartridge kit, but the Deluxe adds the laminator and rotary attachment, and during early access, you also get a bonus cartridge kit on top.

This is big because UV printers used to be industrial kits used by sign shops and printers. The E1 makes it so that it's now something you can put on a desk!

Using the eufyMake E1 allows you to print directly onto wood, glass, leather, acrylic, ceramic, and around 300 other materials. It cures ink under integrated LED in seconds, builds 3D textures up to 5mm tall, creating an awesome tactile raised image.

Plus, if you get the deluxe, you get the rotary printing attachment, which handles cylindrical objects, so any tumbler, bottle, or mug can be printed on with ease. Meanwhile, the UV DTF Laminating Machine pairs with the E1 to produce custom stickers and transfers on demand.

If you’re a hobbyist who wants to personalise everything but the kitchen sink, then the Basic Bundle will keep you busy. But if you’re running a side hustle, like an Etsy store or bigger, the Deluxe bundle is where it's at.

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Your eufyMake E1 UV Printer is officially in stock and shipping within 72 hours, ready to bring vibrant full-color, 3D-texture printing directly to your desktop. Fully protected to keep your maker business running smoothly, your investment includes a comprehensive 12-month warranty covering all repairs, replacements, and shipping, backed by expert support guaranteed to respond within 24 to 48 hours. Getting started on your next creative breakthrough has never been easier or more accessible, with flexible payment options starting as low as £749 a month for 3 months through PayPal.

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Nathan is based in Cardiff, Wales, in the UK and is an SEO copywriter for the vouchers team at Future PLC, so he knows how to save on the latest tech and games. Since 2022, he has used his money-saving skills to write helpful content about tech retailers, starting as a Deals Finder for MyVoucherCodes. He has since written for sites like, GamesRadar+, PC Gamer, TechRadar, and Tom’s Hardware. In addition to saving people money on their new tech, Nathan loves gaming, writing reviews and building PCs and is always looking for a good deal on graphics cards, PC parts or video game keys.