eufyMake Completes All Kickstarter Orders and Prepares for Upcoming Full Launch

I believe that the eufyMake E1 UV printing was the most impactful new product of 2025. It certainly captured the interest of makers, as its Kickstarter campaign was the highest funded in history — on any crowdfunding site, across all categories. But there were delays and setbacks with eufyMake E1 deliveries to Kickstarter backers, which is why it is comforting to learn that all of those orders have now been filled. That gives eufyMake the ability to begin preparing to take E1 orders from the wider public.

If you aren’t already familiar with the eufyMake E1, check out my review that I published about a year ago. But to save you some time, the basic gist is this: the E1 is a UV printer that can put full-color, 2.5D textured graphics onto to just about anything. It prints directly onto objects and has extensive material compatibility. That makes it incredibly versatile and the potential is huge for makers, crafters, and small businesses.

There were some hurdles with production and eufyMake struggled to fulfill all of the Kickstarter orders in a timely matter, but they have announced that all backers now have their E1 printers. That’s a big milestone and is great news for the future of eufyMake, and consumer UV printing in general.

It also means that eufyMake can now shift their focus to a full launch. Beginning on May 6th, anyone will be able to purchase an E1 through the eufyMake website. And unlike with the Kickstarter campaign, orders should ship within days.

The Basic Bundle at launch will cost $2,299 USD, which is what we expected. Even better, you can subscribe on the website right now to get a notification when the E1 is available for purchase. That will give you a pretty nifty set off rewards: an extra white cartridge and glossy cartridge, free shipping protection, and $100 off a Care plan.

On top of that, buyers who choose the Deluxe Bundle will get a free ink set, plus an extra white ink cartridge and glossy ink cartridge. Anyone spending $2,600 or more will get a voucher for $100 off their order.

Other consumer UV printers are just starting to hit the market and the eufyMake E1 isn’t quite perfect. Ink costs are high and the maintenance requirements shouldn’t be ignored. But the eufyMake E1 is very compelling and if you plan to buy one, subscribing now is a no-brainer.