Prusa Research CORE One vs Prusa Research CORE One L

The Prusa Research CORE One (2025, €1,349) and the Prusa Research CORE One L (2025, €1,849) are two FDM 3D printers many people compare before buying.

The Prusa Research CORE One is the more affordable of the two, with a gap of about 500 (~27%) versus the other.

On the technical side, the Prusa Research CORE One L offers more build volume (300×300×330 mm).

Below is the full spec table with the best value of each feature highlighted, plus a verdict by use case.

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Specifications
Prusa Research
CORE One
€1,349
Prusa Research
CORE One L
€1,849
Geometry
Build volume 250×220×270 mm 300×300×330 mm 🏆
Weight 22.5 kg 21.9 kg
Speed
Max speed 600 mm/s 🏆 —
Max acceleration 10,000 mm/s² 🏆 —
Hot-end
Max nozzle temp 290 °C 290 °C
Nozzle material brass (CHT high-flow, 0.4 mm) Brass CHT / hardened steel
Drive type direct direct
Flow rate — —
Bed
Max bed temp 120 °C 120 °C
Bed material PEI plate (textured/smooth) PEI spring steel sheet (magnetic)
Auto-leveling load cell auto mesh Automatic mesh bed leveling with load cell sensor
Enclosed Yes Yes
Heated chamber Yes Yes
Multimaterial
AMS compatible Yes Yes
AMS type MMU3 MMU3
AMS slots 5 5
Connectivity
WiFi Yes Yes
Ethernet Yes —
Camera — Yes ()
Calibration
Measures its own vibrations (built-in sensor) No Yes
Calibrates flow by itself (sensor) — —
Input shaping Yes Yes
Pressure advance Yes Yes
Software
Official slicer PrusaSlicer PrusaSlicer
OrcaSlicer Yes —
Noise
Noise — —
Power 350 W 🏆 630 W

Verdict

Frequently asked

Which has better value: Prusa Research CORE One or Prusa Research CORE One L?
See the full spec table for the best decision based on your use case.
Which has the larger build volume?
Prusa Research CORE One L with 300×300×330 mm.

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