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FLUX Beambox II 55W vs xTool X1 Next-Gen

What Beambox II 55W does better (0) and where X1 Next-Gen wins (0) — every spec side by side.

FLUX Beambox II 55W
FLUX · 2024Beambox II 55W
7.8Score
0 advantages≈ US$3,300
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xTool X1 Next-Gen
xTool · 2026X1 Next-Gen
0 advantages≈ US$3,300
8.1Safety8.8

Why is Beambox II 55W better than X1 Next-Gen?

Beambox II 55W has no measurable advantages in this pair.

Why is X1 Next-Gen better than Beambox II 55W?

X1 Next-Gen has no measurable advantages in this pair.

Specifications

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FLUX Beambox II 55WFLUX Beambox II 55W≈ US$3,3007.8
xTool X1 Next-GenxTool X1 Next-Gen≈ US$3,300
General
Laser sourcesCO2 (10.6 µm)CO2 (10.6 µm)
Motion systemGantry (XY rails)Gantry (XY rails)
Two laser sources—No
Wavelength10,600 nm—
Laser power
Laser output power55 W—
Work area
Work area600 × 375 mm—
Work area width (X)600 mm—
Work area depth (Y)375 mm—
Work area (surface)2,250 cm²—
Speed & cutting
Max engraving / travel speed900 mm/s—
Max cutting depth – wood / plywood (one pass)18 mm—
Max cutting depth – acrylic20 mm—
Safety
Enclosed (fully covered)YesYes
Laser safety classClass 1 (eye-safe, enclosed)Class 1 (eye-safe, enclosed)
Flame / fire detection—Yes
Features
Built-in cameraYes—
Autofocus / auto heightYes—
Touchscreen / control panelYes—
Offline engraving (no computer)—Yes
Connectivity & software
ConnectionsUSB, Wi-Fi, Ethernet—
Wi-FiYes—
USBYes—
Ethernet (LAN)Yes—
Compatible softwareLightBurn, Beam Studio—
LightBurn compatibleYes—
File formatsJPG, PNG, SVG, DXF, AI, PDF—
Size & power
Width1,005 mm—
Depth692 mm—
Height334 mm—
Weight48.5 kg—
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