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PrusaReleased August 2026New

Prusa CORE One L+

A larger enclosed CoreXY Prusa for workshops and small businesses that print big parts in ASA, PC or nylon.

$1,999typical US price
Bundles and current deals

Assembled $1,999 (US store, import duties included); HighTemp Hotend version $2,169; INDX 8-tool version $2,989 (new orders ship after Jan 18, 2027). Sold assembled. Black Friday promo (Oct 22–Nov 30, 2026) adds free gifts/shipping, not a price cut.

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Build volume to scale, in mm, beside a 20 cm cube. Every printer on the site is drawn at the same scale.
Build volume
29.7litres
Top speed
–
Max colours
8
Frame
Enclosed

Will Wright’s take

Based on the specs and price

Niche pick

“A bigger CORE One for people who need the space.”

Same philosophy as the CORE One+, with a 30 cm build volume and the camera and hardened nozzle included. It's $2,000, and the multi-material version isn't due until 2027, so I'd only buy it if you need the size and the Prusa ecosystem.

Buy the CORE One L+ if

Workshops printing big parts on open hardware

Skip it if

You can wait for INDX, or can live with a smaller printer

How it stacks up

Against 41 other filament printers

Price$1,999#4 of 42, most expensive first
$179$2,299
Build volume29.7 L#15 of 42
5.8 L125 L
Hotend temperature290 °C#38 of 42
260 °C370 °C

Strengths and drawbacks

What it does well

  • Large 300 × 300 × 330 mm volume
  • Chamber reaches 60 °C for warp-prone materials
  • Camera and hardened nozzle included

Worth knowing

  • No dedicated chamber heater
  • INDX multi-material version ships 2027
  • Assembled only (no kit)
Full specifications

Every number, in one place

From Prusa, checked October 30, 2026
Price
$1,999
Released
August 2026
Technology
Filament (FDM)
Motion system
CoreXY
Build volume
300 × 300 × 330 mm
Max colours
8 with INDX toolchanger (optional, up to 8)
Frame
Enclosed
Hotend, max
290 °C
Bed, max
120 °C
Weight
21.9 kg
Materials
PLA, PETG, Flex/TPU, PVA, PC, PP, CPE, PVB, ABS, ASA, HIPS, PA
Features
chamber up to 60 °C via AC heatbed with fan-driven convection (no separate chamber heater; Prusa calls it 'Active Convection'), automatic chamber vent control, automatic mesh bed leveling (load cell), input shaper + phase stepping, integrated nozzle wiper, GT1.5 belts, quick-swap nozzle, 2 filament sensors, chamber door sensor, Wi-Fi (removable module), Ethernet, NFC, 1080p night-vision camera included, optional HT hotend up to 400 °C, optional advanced filtration

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