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xTool O1 Omni Single Head UV DTF & Direct To Object 3D-Texture Printer vs VersaSTUDIO BD Series Desktop UV Flatbed Printer

Buy the xTool O1 Omni Single if you need a large 13" × 16.5" bed, raised 3D texture up to 7mm, varnish, gold foil, or UV DTF transfers. Buy the Roland VersaSTUDIO BD if you print small, tall objects up to 4 inches thick and want a compact, proven Roland UV flatbed. The xTool is $2,249.00 at Swing Design as of November 3, 2026; no price was given for the Roland.

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xTool O1 Omni Single Head UV DTF & Direct To Object 3D-Texture Printer

xTool O1 Omni Single Head UV DTF & Direct To Object 3D-Texture Printer

$2,249.00at Swing DesignObserved Nov 2, 2026, 5:23 PM

Choose the xTool O1 Omni Single if you want a big A3+ bed, 7mm raised texture, varnish and gold foil, and UV DTF transfer output from one desktop machine.

Pros
  • Large 13" × 16.5" bed handles bigger panels and multi-item sheets.
7mm raised texture, varnish and gold foil open premium finishes.
  • Pixel-Scan vision with about ±0.2 mm accuracy cuts alignment work.
  • Prints UV DTF transfers as well as direct to object.
  • Smart Cycle 2.0 maintenance helps keep the single head clean.
    • Cons
    • $2,249.00 at Swing Design as of November 3, 2026 is a real outlay.
    • Single printhead means one head to maintain and replace.
    • No fluorescent ink and no DTG support.
    • Object height is limited compared with a tall-gantry flatbed.
    Roland
    VersaSTUDIO BD Series Desktop UV Flatbed Printer

    VersaSTUDIO BD Series Desktop UV Flatbed Printer

    Choose the Roland VersaSTUDIO BD if your work is small awards, phone cases and promo items up to 4 inches thick and you value a compact, established UV flatbed with Roland software.

    Pros
    • Prints on objects up to 3.94" thick, far taller than the xTool.
    • Compact, established Roland UV-LED platform with included software.
    • White plus primer or gloss gives strong adhesion and clean finishes.
    • Built-in filtration suits shops and classrooms.
    • Two models (BD-8, BD-12) let you size up.
    Cons
    • Small 210 × 148 mm bed limits large panels and batch sheets.
    • 2.2 lbs material weight cap rules out heavy objects.
    • No raised 3D texture, foil or UV DTF transfer output listed.
    • 220 ml ink carts and 6 slots mean more ink management.

    What separates them

    xTool O1 Omni Single Head UV DTF & Direct To Object 3D-Texture PrinterVersaSTUDIO BD Series Desktop UV Flatbed Printer
    Print area13" × 16.5" (330 × 420 mm)210 × 148 mm (about 8.3" × 5.8")
    Max object heightRaised texture up to 7mm; flatbed for rigid objectsUp to 102 mm (3.94") thick, 2.2 lbs max
    Ink setCMYK + White + Varnish, one UV headCMYK + White + Primer or Gloss, 6 slots, 220 ml EUV5-2 carts
    Raised 3D textureUp to 7mm build heightNot a listed feature; gloss or primer finish instead
    Special effectsVarnish, gold foil, UV DTF transfersGloss or primer over white; no foil or DTF listed
    PositioningPixel-Scan vision, about ±0.2 mmStandard flatbed placement; no vision system listed
    Resolution1440 × 1200 dpi vision; Epson F1080 headUp to 1440 dpi
    FootprintDesktop A3+ unit39.6" × 28.4" × 23.2", about 2.2 lbs material limit

    Price history

    $10,995.00$2,249.00
    Oct 30Nov 1
    • xTool O1 Omni Single Head UV DTF & Direct To Object 3D-Texture Printer: lowest $2,249.00 on Nov 1 at dtgpro.com.
    • VersaSTUDIO BD Series Desktop UV Flatbed Printer: lowest $10,995.00 on Oct 30 at Total Ink Solutions.

    Prices at every store

    xTool O1 Omni Single Head UV DTF & Direct To Object 3D-Texture Printer

    • Swing DesignNew

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      $2,249.00Observed Nov 2, 2026, 5:23 PM
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    Specs compared

    SpecxTool O1 Omni Single Head UV DTF & Direct To Object 3D-Texture PrinterVersaSTUDIO BD Series Desktop UV Flatbed Printer
    Ink configurationCMYK + White + VarnishCMYKWhPr or CMYKWhGl
    TypePrinter—
    UseBusiness—
    Print area13" × 16.5" (330 × 420 mm)—
    PrintheadEpson F1080—
    Raised texture heightup to 7mm (0.28")—
    Vision resolution1440 × 1200 dpi—
    Positioning accuracyapproximately ±0.2 mm—
    Printhead configurationOne UV head (CMYKWV)—
    Fluorescent ink❌—
    DTG support❌—
    UV DTF support✅—
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    SpecxTool O1 Omni Single Head UV DTF & Direct To Object 3D-Texture PrinterVersaSTUDIO BD Series Desktop UV Flatbed Printer
    UV direct printing✅—
    Gold foil effects✅—
    Printable width—210 mm
    Printable length—148 mm
    Max print height—102 mm
    Available ink—CMYK + Wh + Pr
    Print bed dimensions—12.2" x 8.3"
    Max print resolution—1440 dpi
    Ink type—EUV5-2CY/MG/YE/BK 220 ml ink
    Ink slots

    Questions and answers

    Which is better for printing on tall objects?
    The Roland BD. It clears objects up to 3.94 inches thick and 2.2 lbs, while the xTool O1 Omni is built around flat rigid surfaces and raised ink texture.
    Which gives bigger prints?
    The xTool O1 Omni. Its 13" × 16.5" bed is several times the Roland's 210 × 148 mm area, so it fits larger panels and more items per run.
    Can either make raised 3D texture?
    Only the xTool O1 Omni lists raised texture, up to 7mm, plus varnish and gold foil. The Roland BD offers gloss or primer finishes instead.
    Is the xTool worth the extra money?
    If you need the larger bed, 7mm texture, foil or UV DTF, yes. The xTool is $2,249.00 at Swing Design as of November 3, 2026; no Roland price was given, so compare against a current Roland quote.
    Which is easier to fit in a small shop?
    The xTool is a desktop A3+ unit. The Roland measures 39.6" × 28.4" × 23.2", so check floor or bench space before choosing it.
    Do both print white ink?
    Yes. Both run CMYK plus white; the xTool adds varnish, and the Roland adds primer or gloss depending on configuration.

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    6 Ink Slots
    Max material thickness—3.94"
    Max material weight—2.2 lbs
    Dimensions—39.6" x 28.4" x 23.2"
    Color Output—Color
    Color—White