Versatility
Independent testing validates that laser, blade and drawing modes are useful rather than token additions.

Enclosed multi-process craft machine combining diode laser cutting and engraving with blade cutting, pen work and optional inkjet printing. xTool announced end-of-life in August 2026.
Independent testing validates that laser, blade and drawing modes are useful rather than token additions.
Enclosure, straightforward setup and xTool software make the machine unusually approachable for such a broad process range.
The lack of a built-in camera is a repeated limitation, especially for mixed-process registration.
The colour-printing option broadens the idea, but reviewers do not rate it as strongly as the laser and blade functions.
xTool has now marked the M1 Ultra end-of-life, so strong historical reviews no longer make it a sensible full-price current recommendation.
Reviewers agree that the all-in-one concept worked. The buying decision has now changed because xTool is phasing the machine out and directing new buyers toward the M2.
Praised the genuinely broad laser, blade and pen workflow, enclosure and software; criticised the lack of built-in camera, accessory cost and weak inkjet detail.
Read review ↗GatheredHands-on testing found setup easy, the machine powerful and precise, and the modular concept inspiring; noted proprietary replacement parts and consumables.
Read review ↗Make or Break ShopVideo testing focused on the all-in-one proposition and identified positioning, no-camera workflow and the practical compromises between the different tool modules.
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