xTool O1 Omni Single Head UV Printer vs Audley A3+ UV Flatbed Printer

The xTool O1 Omni Single Head is the more complete package for a small shop or serious hobbyist: it ships with rotary and laminator attachments, a varnish channel, and Smart Cycle 2.0 maintenance, and it prints raised 3D texture up to 7 mm. The Audley ADL03B01 is a plainer industrial-style flatbed with a single i3200-HD head, a 600 dpi alignment camera, and a taller 90 mm object clearance, but you supply your own rotary and laminating workflow. Owners of both report good color on rigid substrates; the xTool's automation and bundled attachments make it easier to run day to day, while the Audley suits buyers who want a simple, serviceable flatbed with a wide RIP choice.

• Choose the xTool O1 Omni Single Head if you want one desktop machine that covers UV flatbed, DTG, DTF and UV DTF with rotary and laminator attachments included and low-maintenance ink handling.
• Choose the Audley ADL03B01 if you mainly print flat and cylindrical promo goods, need to clear objects up to 90 mm thick, and prefer a straightforward flatbed with familiar RIP software.