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LaserPecker LP2 vs Sculpfun S30 Pro 10W

LaserPecker LP2
$599
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Sculpfun S30 Pro 10W
$329
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Laser
TypeDiode LaserDiode Laser
Wavelength450 nm455 nm
Optical Power5 W10 W
Performance
Work Area100 × 100 mm380 × 385 mm
Max Speed36,000 mm/min6,000 mm/min
FocusManualManual
Features
EnclosureNoNo
Air AssistNoYes
Rotary CompatibleYesYes
WiFiNoNo
CameraNoNo
Physical
Approx. Price$599$329
Release Year20222023
Weight1.748 kg6.8 kg
Pros & Cons

LaserPecker LP2

What we like

  • Compact and light — 1.748kg total including stand and cover
  • 0.05mm engraving accuracy and up to 2K photo resolution
  • Tilting laser head engraves beveled and angled surfaces
  • Versatile Electric Roller accessory adds rotary and 2m trolley modes
  • Budget-friendly entry point into the LaserPecker ecosystem

Watch out for

  • No cutting capability — engraving only
  • Bluetooth only — no WiFi, and PC connection needs a separate dongle accessory
  • Slow 600mm/s speed and 5W power compared to the newer LP2 Plus
  • No enclosure — safety goggles required
  • Diode-only — no IR module option despite handheld form factor some buyers expect dual-laser from

Sculpfun S30 Pro 10W

What we like

  • Built-in air assist pump
  • Expandable to 920×380mm with Y-extension kit
  • Good price-to-area ratio
  • Strong community and software support

Watch out for

  • Large footprint may not suit small workshops
  • No WiFi — USB only
  • Frame rigidity decreases at max extension
Compatible Materials

LaserPecker LP2

WoodLeatherPaperStoneAnodized Aluminumstainless steelGlass

Sculpfun S30 Pro 10W

WoodAcrylicLeatherCardboardFabricPaperRubberStone

The Sculpfun S30 Pro 10W costs $329 (45% less) than the LaserPecker LP2, which is priced at $599.

The Sculpfun S30 Pro 10W has 50% more optical power (10W vs 5W).

The Sculpfun S30 Pro 10W offers a 93% larger work area (380 × 385 mm vs 100 × 100 mm).

The LaserPecker LP2 has a 83% higher maximum speed (36,000 mm/min vs 6,000 mm/min).

Feature-wise, Sculpfun S30 Pro 10W includes air assist, while LaserPecker LP2 does not.