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Prusa Research CORE One+ (Gen 2) is a desktop 3D printer that uses plastic filament from a spool. Its listed print space is 250 × 220 × 270 mm. It has an enclosure around the print area. Compare 2 documented US purchase packages, included equipment and material requirements.
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At a glance
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X × Y × Z. Object orientation and slicing still matter.
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An enclosure is not a claim of active chamber heating.
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Material suitability also depends on the printer and feeding path.
What you buy
These packages share the same printer. Check the included equipment and assembly needed before choosing a version.
Smooth PEI sheet, two 25 g filament samples, assembly tools and lubricant listed.
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Select: Kit; Skip optional warranty extension; standard printer without MMU3 or INDX
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Listed as a preorder when checked 2026-09-09; check current timing.
Smooth PEI sheet and 1 kg Prusament PLA listed.
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Select: Assembled; Skip optional warranty extension; standard printer without MMU3 or INDX
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Listed as a preorder when checked 2026-09-09; check current timing.
The table uses Prusa CORE One+ (Gen 2) — assembly kit. Switch packages in the comparison tool to inspect bundle differences.
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| Compare the details | Prusa CORE One+ (Gen 2) — assembly kit |
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| What you buy | |
Purchase optionThe version or bundle you buy. The same printer may be sold alone, with a feeder, or as a kit. Match the option at checkout. Check what each box contains before comparing prices, especially when the model names look alike. | Kit; Skip optional warranty extension; standard printer without MMU3 or INDXSource · 2026-09-09Printed Solid / Prusa: CORE One+ (Gen 2), US assembled or kitChecked 2026-09-09. We read the original webpage on the check date.Review due. Check the current source before buying. |
Assembly neededHow much you need to put together. A kit needs assembly; an assembled printer may still need some setup and checks. Look through the maker’s assembly guide. Check the tools and steps, then decide whether you want to do that work before your first print. | component kitFull assembly kit.Source · 2026-09-09Printed Solid / Prusa: CORE One+ (Gen 2), US assembled or kitChecked 2026-09-09. We read the original webpage on the check date.Review due. Check the current source before buying. |
Automatic feeder includedA device that feeds filament—the plastic strand used for printing—from one or more spools. Spool slots tell you how many it holds for automatic selection. Check which materials the feeder accepts. A printer may handle a material that its feeder cannot. Extra feeders or adapters may cost more. | None — manual spool pathSource · 2026-09-09Printed Solid / Prusa: CORE One+ (Gen 2), US assembled or kitChecked 2026-09-09. We read the original webpage on the check date.Review due. Check the current source before buying. |
What comes in the boxThe equipment and accessories included with this purchase option. Look for the feeder, print surface and other parts you expect. Check the seller’s full packing list before buying: this summary may leave out small parts, tools or extras. | Smooth PEI sheet, two 25 g filament samples, assembly tools and lubricant listed.This is a summary, not the complete packing list.Source · 2026-09-09Printed Solid / Prusa: CORE One+ (Gen 2), US assembled or kitChecked 2026-09-09. We read the original webpage on the check date.Review due. Check the current source before buying. |
| Size and enclosure | |
Printable size · X × Y × ZThe largest print space the maker lists, measured side-to-side, front-to-back and in height, in millimetres. Check all three measurements against the objects you want to make. Leave room for any supports added when preparing the print. A larger print area fits larger objects; it does not promise better print quality. | 250 × 220 × 270 mmSource · 2026-09-09Prusa Research: CORE One+ (Gen 2) manufacturer specificationsChecked 2026-09-09. We read the original webpage on the check date.Review due. Check the current source before buying. |
Enclosed printerAn enclosure is a cabinet around the printer. Check which filaments the maker recommends and whether ventilation is needed. A cabinet alone does not make every material suitable or the air safe to breathe. Check the heating row separately if your filament needs a warm printing area. | YesSource · 2026-09-09Prusa Research: CORE One+ (Gen 2) manufacturer specificationsChecked 2026-09-09. We read the original webpage on the check date.Review due. Check the current source before buying. |
How the printing area is heatedHow the air around the print stays warm. A cabinet may hold heat from the print bed, use a separate heater, or control airflow with fans and vents. Check what your chosen filament needs. “Temperature controlled” does not always mean a separate heater is included. Ask the maker if the method is unclear. | controlled chamber temperatureAutomatic vent and chamber control to a stated 55 °C. A separate chamber heating element has not been verified; this differs from the documented heater hardware in K2 Pro and K2 Plus.Sources · 2026-09-09Prusa Research: CORE One+ (Gen 2) manufacturer specificationsChecked 2026-09-09. We read the original webpage on the check date.Printed Solid / Prusa: CORE One+ (Gen 2), US assembled or kitChecked 2026-09-09. We read the original webpage on the check date.Review due. Check the current source before buying. |
Printer size · W × D × HThe width, depth and height of the printer body, in millimetres. Measure your desk or shelf, then check the space needed while printing below. These dimensions may leave out an open door, moving bed, cables, spool or separate feeder. | 415 × 444 × 555 mmManufacturer product dimensions; excludes any claim about operating clearance or accessory placement.Source · 2026-09-09Prusa Research: CORE One+ (Gen 2) manufacturer specificationsChecked 2026-09-09. We read the original webpage on the check date.Review due. Check the current source before buying. |
Space needed while printingThe room the printer needs to move, open and be used, beyond the size of its body. Check the setup instructions before choosing a desk or shelf. Allow access for loading filament and removing prints. If this measurement is missing, ask the maker; the body size alone is not enough. | Not verifiedWe have not verified this value. It is not a confirmed no or zero. Check the original source or ask the manufacturer if it affects your choice. |
| Printing hardware | |
Included nozzle materialWhat the included nozzle is made from. The nozzle is the small outlet that lays down melted filament. Check your filament’s nozzle requirements. Filament containing carbon, glass or other abrasive fillers may need a harder, wear-resistant nozzle. Budget for a replacement if the included one is unsuitable. Prusa guide to abrasive composite filaments | brass CHT high-flowSource · 2026-09-09Prusa Research: CORE One+ (Gen 2) manufacturer specificationsChecked 2026-09-09. We read the original webpage on the check date.Review due. Check the current source before buying. |
Maximum nozzle temperatureThe hottest the maker says the nozzle can run, in degrees Celsius. Check the temperature range on your chosen filament. Also check that the printer, nozzle and feeder support it. A higher maximum is useful only when you need it; it does not mean better prints. Prusa filament material guide | 290 °CManufacturer technical section says 290 C; US seller technical section agrees, but its comparison matrix says 300 C. The manufacturer specification is used.Source · 2026-09-09Prusa Research: CORE One+ (Gen 2) manufacturer specificationsChecked 2026-09-09. We read the original webpage on the check date.Review due. Check the current source before buying. |
Maximum print-bed temperatureThe hottest the platform beneath the print can get, according to the maker, in degrees Celsius. Check the bed temperature and print surface recommended for your filament, plus any enclosure requirements. The maximum temperature alone cannot tell you how well a print will stick or turn out. Prusa filament material guide | 120 °CSource · 2026-09-09Prusa Research: CORE One+ (Gen 2) manufacturer specificationsChecked 2026-09-09. We read the original webpage on the check date.Review due. Check the current source before buying. |
Included print surfaceThe surface that holds the first layer of your print. Makers may also call it a build plate. Check that it suits your filament. Read how to prepare it and remove the finished print. You may need to buy a different surface for some materials. Prusa filament material guide | Smooth PEISource · 2026-09-09Printed Solid / Prusa: CORE One+ (Gen 2), US assembled or kitChecked 2026-09-09. We read the original webpage on the check date.Review due. Check the current source before buying. |
| Extras and open questions | |
Optional equipmentAccessories and expansion systems available for this printer. Some may already be included in your chosen bundle. Check the included feeder and box rows before buying extras. For anything you still need, check that it fits this printer, whether it needs adapters, and the total cost. | MMU3Optional five-filament upgrade, sold separately from these kit and assembled packages. Source · 2026-09-09Prusa Research: CORE One+ (Gen 2) manufacturer specificationsChecked 2026-09-09. We read the original webpage on the check date.Review due. Check the current source before buying. INDXSeparate toolchanger upgrade / purchase variants, up to eight tools; not included here. Source · 2026-09-09Prusa Research: CORE One+ (Gen 2) manufacturer specificationsChecked 2026-09-09. We read the original webpage on the check date.Review due. Check the current source before buying. Advanced Filtration SystemOptional filtration system, sold separately from the standard package. Source · 2026-09-09Prusa Research: CORE One+ (Gen 2) manufacturer specificationsChecked 2026-09-09. We read the original webpage on the check date.Review due. Check the current source before buying. CameraOptional on these standard packages. Source · 2026-09-09Prusa Research: CORE One+ (Gen 2) manufacturer specificationsChecked 2026-09-09. We read the original webpage on the check date.Review due. Check the current source before buying. |
Questions to check before buyingMissing details, limits or disagreeing sources that could affect your choice. Open the source links or ask the maker about anything that matters for your plans. A missing answer means we could not confirm it. It does not mean something is wrong with the printer. | This is Gen 2, not the earlier CORE One or CORE One+. The US seller listed both packages as preorders when checked on 9 September 2026. The physical heater mechanism and some material/accessory combinations remain unverified. |
Printer guidance
These are the manufacturer’s stated material categories. A listed material is not a print-quality or safety test, and an automatic feeder has its own restrictions.
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Listed with conditions
Listed as an advanced material. Check the manufacturer's filament, sheet, nozzle and enclosure guidance for the exact job.
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Listed with conditions
Listed as an advanced material. Check the manufacturer's filament, sheet, nozzle and enclosure guidance for the exact job.
Prusa describes its optional Advanced Filtration System for ASA and other materials that emit more particles or fumes; it is not included in the standard package.
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Listed with conditions
Listed as an advanced material. Check the manufacturer's filament, sheet, nozzle and enclosure guidance for the exact job.
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Listed with conditions
Listed as an advanced material. Check the manufacturer's filament, sheet, nozzle and enclosure guidance for the exact job.
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Not verified
The standard included nozzle is brass. Check each composite filament's nozzle requirements; the manufacturer's examples do not establish compatibility with every composite.
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