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Prusa CORE One L+ review: More precise

Prusa Research makes its large CORE One a tiny bit better in a very important way.

Prusa CORE One L+ review: More precise

The Prusa CORE One L+ is an upgraded version of the CORE One L and XL 3D printers, released in August 2026. The upgrade addresses nozzle wiping failures that were previously an issue, and adds a silicone brush for improved performance with higher-temperature filaments. The printer comes fully calibrated at the factory, with only about five minutes needed to start printing.

It boasts a 300 x 300 x 330 mm build volume, direct drive extruder, and a color touch screen. The CORE One L+ is currently priced at $1,999 and is the best Cloud Free/Open Source 3D Printer reviewed so far.

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