Diode (Desktop)
445 nm · 10 W
Diode (Desktop)
445 nm · 20 W
Fiber (Hobby)
1064 nm · 15 W
Diode (Stand)
455 nm · 15 W
426 mm 320 mm 🥇 xTool M2 10W
426 × 320 mm 175 mm 175 mm 🥈 Creality Falcon T1 20W Diode
175 × 175 mm 116 mm 116 mm 🥉 WeCreat Lumos Flex
116 × 116 mm —
26 mm 100 mm 100 mm 600 mm/s 10000 mm/s 10000 mm/s xTool Shop (United States) Creality Falcon Shop (United States) WeCreat Shop (United States) Windows macOS iOS iPadOS Android Windows macOS Linux iOS iPadOS Android Class 1 Class 1 Class 1 12.3 kg – 7.5 kg 12 months 12 months 12 months May 27, 2026 May 29, 2026 March 5, 2026 Accurate camera-registered print-and-cut workflow with the optional CMYK module Large 426 × 320 mm laser area and fast 600 mm/s motion in a compact enclosed machine Choice of 10W or 20W diode power plus optional 3W infrared metal-marking head Dual cameras, autofocus and material measurement reduce setup work for beginners Built-in adjustable air assist and Class 1 interlocked enclosure Strong launch value and 4.92/5 average from 25 reviews on xTool's product page One enclosed galvo platform supports currently purchasable 20W/40W diode, 20W fiber and 5W UV configurations 10,000 mm/s maximum galvo speed enables very fast metal and bitmap engraving Integrated camera, autofocus, module recognition and touchscreen reduce routine setup work 20W fiber and 5W UV options cover metals, plastics, glass and internal crystal engraving beyond a normal diode laser Optional 175 × 850 mm conveyor and rotary tools support batch and cylindrical production Independent testing found strong engraving quality, effective enclosure interlocks and good smoke capture Integrated 15W fiber and 15W diode sources cover metals and organic materials without changing machines or field lenses Fast 10,000 mm/s galvo motion and a 50 MP camera suit personalized small-batch production Fiber source supports deep metal engraving, 3D relief and limited cutting of very thin stainless steel or brass Autofocus, camera preview and MakeIt presets lower the setup burden for new users Detachable 2.8 kg head, optional protective cone, slide and rotary accessories support on-site work Strong early owner feedback: 4.79/5 from 29 product-page reviews as checked on July 30, 2026 No official LightBurn support; full operation depends on xTool Studio Only 26 mm flat-material clearance, with no official riser, conveyor or honeycomb panel support Blue diode modules cannot cut clear acrylic and struggle with white, blue and reflective materials CMYK printing needs a separately purchased module and its water-based dye ink is not water-resistant Inkjet nozzles require checks and cleaning, especially after long idle periods Long-term reliability evidence is limited and many early independent reviews used manufacturer-supplied units High entry price and separately priced modules make a multi-source setup substantially more expensive than a single-purpose laser The 175 × 175 mm base area is small for sheet cutting, and galvo geometry creates increasingly angled cut edges away from the center Switching to the UV internal-engraving workflow can require field-lens replacement and roughly 30 minutes of calibration The announced 60W MOPA configuration was still unavailable at verification time Early software, documentation and accessory integration remain immature; one independent review could not make the rotary attachment work Creality Falcon's 2.7/5 Trustpilot score and the reviewer's unresolved overseas support case are significant risks for business-critical use The standard 116 × 116 mm work area is small; the 520 × 116 mm slide extension costs extra Metal-cutting claims are limited to thin 0.3 mm stainless steel and 0.5 mm brass under controlled multi-pass conditions The 15W diode cannot cut clear acrylic and is not a substitute for a higher-power gantry cutter Rotary, slide, extraction and handheld protective cone are separate purchases outside the Essential package Open slide, rotary and handheld workflows reduce containment and require stricter eye, fire and fume controls Long deep-relief jobs can take hours, while some users report MakeIt or LightBurn setup friction and mixed support experiences 
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