If you're researching the xTool O1 Omni price, the starting cost at DTF Gears is $2,499 for the Single Head UV Starter bundle. The range extends to $4,669 for the UV + DT Fabric Professional Plus bundle, depending on your printing requirements and included accessories. Before choosing a bundle, factor in replacement ink, maintenance, consumables and any financing costs that apply to your purchase.
The best bundle depends on whether you're printing personalized hard goods, producing UV DTF transfers, adding specialty UV effects or printing directly onto compatible apparel.
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xTool O1 Omni price by bundle
DTF Gears lists eight bundle configurations across three editions: Single Head UV, Dual-Head UV, and UV + DT Fabric.
The Single Head UV model is designed for standard UV direct-to-object printing and UV DTF workflows. Dual-Head UV adds specialty ink capabilities, while UV + DT Fabric combines UV printing with a separate fabric-printing system.
Compare all xTool O1 Omni bundles
| Edition | Bundle | Price | Main difference |
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| Single Head UV | Starter | $2,499 | Printer, inks and accessory kit |
| Single Head UV | Professional | $2,859 | Adds OR1 rotary attachment |
| Dual-Head UV | Starter | $3,299 | Dual-head UV and specialty inks |
| Dual-Head UV | Professional | $3,659 | Adds OR1 rotary attachment |
| Dual-Head UV | Professional Plus | $4,469 | Adds rotary, RF1 roll feeder and LM1 laminator |
| UV + DT Fabric | Starter | $3,499 | UV and fabric-printing systems |
| UV + DT Fabric | Professional | $3,859 | Adds OR1 rotary attachment |
| UV + DT Fabric | Professional Plus | $4,669 | Adds rotary, RF1 roll feeder and LM1 laminator |
Prices are listed on DTF Gears' bundle comparison page and should be reconfirmed before publication or purchase. Availability, included accessories and delivery estimates may change.
Shop the individual bundles
Single Head UV
Dual-Head UV
UV + DT Fabric
The Professional Plus UV + DT Fabric configuration is listed at $4,669. Use the comparison page to confirm its current configuration and purchase link.
For the full specifications, box contents and edition differences, see the xTool O1 Omni bundles buying guide.
Which xTool O1 Omni bundle should you buy?
The right configuration depends on the products you plan to make and the capabilities you need from the start.
1. Hobbyist or first-time personalization seller
Recommended starting point: Single Head UV Starter — $2,499
If you're beginning with phone cases, acrylic products, wooden signs, plaques, promotional products and personalized gifts, the Single Head UV Starter is the most affordable entry point in the current range.
It provides standard CMYK, white and varnish UV printing for compatible rigid products. You can add compatible accessories as your product range develops.
Start here if you primarily need flatbed printing and don't yet require a rotary attachment or roll-based UV DTF production.
Explore the Single Head UV Starter bundle.
2. Etsy seller or personalized-gift business
Recommended starting point: Single Head UV Professional — $2,859
The Professional bundle adds the OR1 rotary attachment for compatible cylindrical products, including suitable tumblers, mugs and bottles.
If drinkware is an important part of your planned catalog, buying the rotary in the original bundle can be more convenient than sourcing it separately.
Confirm the dimensions and shape of your blanks against the manufacturer's compatibility requirements before ordering.
Explore the Single Head UV Professional bundle.
3. Established personalization or production shop
Consider Dual-Head UV Professional Plus — $4,469
The Dual-Head UV edition adds fluorescent red and yellow inks and flexible-white capabilities. The Professional Plus bundle also includes the OR1 rotary, RF1 roll feeder and LM1 laminator.
It is worth considering if you need specialty UV effects and plan to produce UV DTF transfers at higher volumes.
If your business also needs direct-to-fabric printing, compare the UV + DT Fabric edition, starting at $3,499.
Choose the more expensive bundle because you need its capabilities, not simply because it contains more equipment.
xTool Omni printer ink cost: How much does each print use?
The actual xTool Omni printer ink cost depends on the artwork, substrate, ink channels, print settings, white-ink coverage, varnish use and maintenance.
The O1 Omni uses different ink configurations depending on the edition. The Single Head UV model uses CMYK, white and varnish. Dual-Head UV adds specialty inks, while UV + DT Fabric has separate UV and fabric ink systems.
For the correct supplies, see the xTool O1 Omni Essential Ink Set.
Calculate your ink cost per print
Use this formula:
Ink cost per print = total milliliters consumed × average ink cost per milliliter
For example, the Single UV essential ink set contains six 125 ml cartridges, totaling 750 ml. If the set costs $151.99, its blended ink price is:
$151.99 ÷ 750 ml = approximately $0.203 per ml.
This is an illustrative calculation using that set price. Confirm the current price and exact contents on the live product page before relying on it for costing.
The blended rate also assumes all six cartridges are treated equally. In real production, different ink channels can be consumed at different rates.
Example 1: Printing a phone-case design
Suppose a phone-case design uses an illustrative 0.2 ml of ink in total.
0.2 ml × $0.203 = approximately $0.04 in ink.
This is a hypothetical example, not an official xTool measurement. A design with a large white underbase or heavy coverage could consume more ink.
Example 2: Printing a 4-inch logo
Suppose a logo uses an illustrative 0.5 ml of ink.
0.5 ml × $0.203 = approximately $0.10 in ink.
Actual consumption depends on the design's coverage, print mode and ink configuration.
Example 3: Printing a tumbler wrap
Suppose a wrap uses an illustrative 1.5 ml of ink.
1.5 ml × $0.203 = approximately $0.30 in ink.
This example assumes the Single Head UV ink set and excludes the cost of the blank, rotary attachment, labor, failed prints and maintenance.
Important: These consumption figures are examples for demonstrating the formula, not measured O1 Omni results or official xTool ink-use specifications. Do not use them as guaranteed production costs.
How to measure your actual ink cost
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Print a representative batch using your normal production settings.
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Record the number of acceptable finished prints.
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Measure ink consumption using a reliable method supported by the printer or cartridge system.
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Account separately for ink consumed during maintenance, cleaning and failed prints.
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Divide the total ink cost by the number of acceptable prints.
Repeat the test across multiple batches. Your measured average will be more useful for pricing products than an assumed ink cost based only on the print's dimensions.
For Dual-Head UV and UV + DT Fabric, calculate the cost from the appropriate edition-specific ink set rather than applying the Single UV rate.
Other xTool O1 Omni running costs
Ink is only one part of the operating budget. You should also consider replacement printheads, maintenance supplies, UV DTF film, laminating equipment, electricity and test materials.
| Expense | Current cost or budgeting method | When to include it |
|---|---|---|
| Single UV essential ink set | Verify live product price | When compatible ink needs replenishing |
| Dual UV essential ink set | Verify live product price | When specialty UV inks need replenishing |
| UV + DT Fabric ink set | Verify live product price | When either ink system needs replenishing |
| Replacement printhead kit | Listed at $399 | When a compatible replacement is required |
| Cleaning and maintenance supplies | Check compatible kit pricing | During routine or corrective maintenance |
| UV DTF film | Use the actual roll or sheet price | For UV DTF transfer production |
| Laminator | Included in applicable Professional Plus bundles | If your chosen transfer workflow requires one |
| Electricity | Measured kWh × your electricity rate | During production |
| Test blanks and rejected prints | Track actual material cost | During setup and ongoing production |
Replacement printhead cost
DTF Gears lists the xTool O1 Omni printhead kit at $399.
A replacement is not a routine purchase that every owner will need after a fixed number of months. Printhead life depends on use, ink handling, maintenance and operating conditions. Follow the manufacturer's maintenance instructions, and check nozzle condition and other possible causes of poor print quality before deciding to replace a printhead.
You can also browse the DTF Gears printhead collection for compatible replacement parts across supported printer brands.
UV DTF film and laminating costs
If you plan to make UV DTF transfers, budget for compatible film and the equipment needed to laminate the transfer layers. Direct-to-object UV printing and UV DTF transfer production are different workflows, and the consumables are not interchangeable in every application.
The Dual-Head UV and UV + DT Fabric Professional Plus bundles include the RF1 roll feeder and LM1 laminator, according to the current bundle comparison. Check the individual bundle's included accessories before purchasing separate equipment.
Maintenance and electricity
Follow the manufacturer's instructions for ink circulation, printhead maintenance and cleaning. Don't mix cleaning supplies intended for different printhead systems.
Electricity cost is best measured rather than guessed:
Electricity cost = measured electricity consumption in kWh × your electricity rate per kWh.
This makes it easier to compare actual production costs across different jobs.
Total xTool O1 Omni cost to start: First three months
Your first-three-month budget depends on the bundle you select, how often you print and which consumables your products require.
Here is an example for a buyer starting with the Single Head UV Starter.
| Initial expense | Amount |
|---|---|
| Single Head UV Starter bundle | $2,499.00 |
| Reserve for one additional essential ink set | $151.99 |
| Equipment and ink reserve subtotal | $2,650.99 |
| Additional blanks and test materials | Add actual cost |
| UV DTF film, if required | Add actual cost |
| Additional cleaning supplies | Add actual cost |
| Electricity | Add measured cost |
| Shipping, taxes and applicable fees | Confirm at checkout |
The additional ink set is a reserve, not a prediction that every buyer will need a refill within three months. The Starter bundle already includes its initial ink and accessories.
For a more realistic estimate, calculate the number of products you expect to print, test your ink consumption and add the consumables for your particular workflow.
Compare the starting budget by edition
| Bundle | Printer price | With a hypothetical $151.99 ink reserve |
|---|---|---|
| Single Head UV Starter | $2,499 | $2,650.99 |
| Single Head UV Professional | $2,859 | $3,010.99 |
| Dual-Head UV Starter | $3,299 | $3,450.99 |
| Dual-Head UV Professional | $3,659 | $3,810.99 |
| Dual-Head UV Professional Plus | $4,469 | $4,620.99 |
| UV + DT Fabric Starter | $3,499 | $3,650.99 |
| UV + DT Fabric Professional | $3,859 | $4,010.99 |
| UV + DT Fabric Professional Plus | $4,669 | $4,820.99 |
These figures add the same hypothetical $151.99 reserve to every bundle for comparison. They are not actual three-month operating budgets: each edition has different ink requirements, and additional supplies, taxes, shipping and accessories may increase the total.
For current bundle details, visit the xTool O1 Omni comparison page.
Can you finance the xTool O1 Omni?
DTF Gears lists financing options for eligible purchases. Depending on the current checkout offer, options may include providers such as Affirm and Clicklease. Availability, approval, repayment schedules and fees vary by provider and applicant.
Check the DTF Gears financing page and the financing choices displayed at checkout before committing.
What could a monthly payment look like?
For illustration only, dividing the $2,499 Single Head UV Starter price evenly across 18 months gives approximately $138.83 per month.
This is simple arithmetic, not an actual financing offer. It excludes interest, fees, taxes and other charges, and it does not imply that an 18-month plan is available.
Review the provider's complete agreement to understand the total repayment amount and any conditions before accepting financing.
Is the xTool O1 Omni worth the price?
The O1 Omni can make sense if its capabilities let you sell personalized products at margins that justify the equipment cost.
Consider this hypothetical payback example:
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Initial printer purchase: $2,499.
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Contribution per completed sale after variable costs: $15.
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Sales required to cover the printer price: $2,499 ÷ $15 = approximately 167 sales.
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At 20 completed sales per week: approximately 8.4 weeks to recover the initial printer price.
This is an illustrative calculation, not a sales forecast. It excludes fixed overhead, labor, taxes, financing costs and any additional equipment purchases. It assumes the $15 contribution remains after the blank, ink, consumables and other variable production expenses.
Before buying, test demand for your intended products and calculate realistic contribution margins. If your workflow requires a laminator, rotary or specialty ink set, include those costs in your investment calculation.
Still comparing machines? Read our xTool O1 Omni vs eufyMake E1 comparison to evaluate which type of printing setup best matches your business.
Frequently asked questions
How much is the xTool O1 Omni?
The Single Head UV Starter bundle is listed at $2,499. Single Head UV Professional costs $2,859, Dual-Head UV bundles range from $3,299 to $4,469, and UV + DT Fabric bundles range from $3,499 to $4,669. Confirm current prices on the O1 Omni bundle comparison page.
How much does xTool O1 Omni ink cost?
The cost depends on the edition and the amount of each ink channel consumed. Check the O1 Omni Essential Ink Set product page for current pricing and contents. Calculate your real per-print cost from measured consumption rather than assuming every design uses the same amount of ink.
Is the Dual-Head UV edition worth the extra money?
It can be worth the additional investment if you need specialty inks, including fluorescent red and yellow and flexible-white capabilities. If you only need standard UV printing for compatible hard goods, the Single Head UV edition may be sufficient.
Can I finance the xTool O1 Omni?
Financing may be available for qualifying purchases through participating providers. Review the current DTF Gears financing options and checkout terms to confirm eligibility, rates, fees and repayment schedules.
How long does the xTool O1 Omni printhead last?
There is no single lifespan that can be guaranteed for every owner. Usage, maintenance, ink handling and operating conditions affect printhead life. Follow the manufacturer's maintenance guidance and investigate persistent nozzle or print-quality issues before replacing the head.
Does the xTool O1 Omni need a separate UV DTF laminator?
A compatible laminator is needed for workflows that require laminating UV DTF transfers. Check the selected bundle carefully: the Professional Plus configurations include the RF1 roll feeder and LM1 laminator, while other configurations may require additional equipment.
Can the xTool O1 Omni print T-shirts?
The UV + DT Fabric edition is designed to support compatible fabric printing as well as UV applications. The Single Head UV and Dual-Head UV editions are intended for UV printing rather than direct-to-fabric apparel production.
Compare xTool O1 Omni bundles at DTF Gears
Choose the right configuration for your products, compare what's included and account for the consumables you'll need after setup.
Compare All xTool O1 Omni Bundles
Need replacement supplies? Shop the xTool O1 Omni Essential Ink Set and the xTool O1 Omni printhead kit.
Still deciding which edition fits your product range? Read our xTool O1 Omni bundle buying guide or compare the xTool O1 Omni vs eufyMake E1.
Prices, availability, product configurations and financing terms may change. Confirm the live listing before purchasing. Ink-consumption examples in this article are illustrative estimates, not official manufacturer measurements.
