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Anker’s Next Genre-Bending Printer Overcomes One of Its UV Printer’s Major Flaws
Gizmodo • • technology
Key Points:
- Anker is developing the EufyMake personal fabric printer, capable of industrial-grade prints on garments and cloth items using direct to garment (DTG) and direct to film (DTF) modes, with options for gold or silver foil embellishments.
- The new fabric printer resembles Anker’s previous E1 UV printer in design and will use the same EufyMake app for design layout; it is expected to launch in early 2027 with no pricing announced yet.
- Anker is enhancing its existing E1 UV printer with a “Roll-to-Film” attachment to enable printing on longer objects and multiple items simultaneously, targeting small business owners and Etsy sellers.
- A forthcoming update will allow the E1 UV printer’s ink head to print bidirectionally, doubling printing speed and improving efficiency for all users.
- Anker is consolidating its branding by retiring sub-brands like Soundcore and EufyMake, unifying all products under the Anker name to streamline its product lineup.
