Anker's EufyMake E1 Finally Brings Printers Out of the Dark Ages
By Kyle Barr
Published on April 12, 2026.
Anker's EufyMake E1 UV printer has been reviewed by Gizmodo for its ability to print on virtually anything and everything. The printer uses a special kind of ink that cures quickly with ultraviolet light, and can print on anything from flat objects to canvas, wood, plastic, metal, ceramics, and more. However, the price will be a factor, with the base UV printer bundle available for $2,300 and additional extras costing an additional $400 each. The EefyMake brand will also try to upsell bundles of blank ceramic coasters, mugs, metal sheets, canvases, and other objects to print. The reviewer praises the Mac and PC-based Studio software for its clean and usable interface and rapid printing. Despite some minor annoyances, the EufYMake E.1 prints bright, vibrant, and beautiful images.
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