Prusa Research 3D Printers

Tinkerers and professionals who value open-source repairability, rock-solid support, and refined PrusaSlicer profiles.

$429–$3,600+

Key Prusa Research Models

CORE One+

from $949

Prusa's enclosed CoreXY (the evolved Core One), the speed and enclosure answer to Bambu and Voron; INDX toolchanger ready.

Build
250×220×270 mm
Max speed
500 mm/s
Enclosed
Yes
Extruder
Direct
Max nozzle
290°C
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CORE One L

from $1,999

Large-format enclosed CoreXY with an actively heated chamber; assembled only.

Build
300×300×330 mm
Max speed
500 mm/s
Enclosed
Yes
Extruder
Direct
Max nozzle
290°C
Chamber
Heated
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MK4S

$799

Open-frame workhorse with input shaping and a Nextruder direct drive.

Build
250×210×220 mm
Max speed
500 mm/s
Enclosed
No
Extruder
Direct
Max nozzle
290°C
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MINI+

$429

Compact, affordable Prusa for PLA/PETG.

Build
180×180×180 mm
Enclosed
No
Extruder
Bowden
Max nozzle
280°C
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XL

from $1,299

Large-format CoreXY with optional toolchanger for multi-material.

Build
360×360×360 mm
Enclosed
No
Extruder
Direct
Max nozzle
290°C
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Pros

  • Open-source, endlessly repairable, excellent documentation and support
  • Consistent, well-tuned results with PrusaSlicer
  • Strong upgrade path and resale value

Cons

  • Slower to adopt the latest speed/multicolor features than rivals
  • Premium price, especially as kits-to-assembled

What Prusa Research prints well

PLAGreat fit
PETGGreat fit
TPUGreat fit
ABSGreat fit
ASAGreat fit
Nylon (PA)Great fit
PolycarbonateGreat fit
Carbon FiberPossible with upgrades

Best verdict across Prusa Research's models. Some materials may need an enclosure, a hardened nozzle, or a dry box. See the material guides for details.

What filaments work with Prusa Research?

Full compatibility guide →

Tips for Prusa Research printers

  • Prusament filaments are perfectly tuned for Prusa printers
  • The textured PEI sheet works great for most materials
  • Add an enclosure for ABS/ASA to reduce warping
  • Use PrusaSlicer for best results and pre-configured profiles
  • The MK4's input shaper reduces ringing artifacts at high speeds

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