AtomStack A70 Max vs xTool P2S

Updated October 2, 2026

AtomStack A70 Max

AtomStack A70 Max

Score 70/100 · from $1,639 at AtomStack, checked Oct 2

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xTool P2S

xTool P2S

Score 82/100 · from $2,999 at xTool, checked Oct 2

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Verdict

On our scores the xTool P2S comes out ahead, 82 to 70. The AtomStack A70 Max is a 70 W diode laser with a 850 × 800 mm work area; the xTool P2S is a 55 W co2 laser with 600 × 308 mm. The AtomStack A70 Max costs about $1,360 less at list price.

The AtomStack A70 Max is best for

Makers and small shops who mainly cut thick wood and dark acrylic and have a garage or workshop with proper extraction.

The xTool P2S is best for

Makers and small businesses who want a real CO2 cutter for wood and acrylic products without building a dedicated laser room.

Specs and scores side by side

AtomStack A70 MaxxTool P2S
Laser typeDiode laserCO2 laser
FormOpen frameEnclosed
Optical power70 W55 W
Work area850 × 800 mm600 × 308 mm
Max speed400 mm/s (24,000 mm/min)600 mm/s
Air assistIncludedBuilt in
CameraNoYes
AutofocusYesYes
SafetyOpen frame with an exposed Class 4 beam; flame alarm, emergency stop button and gyroscope tilt detection; enclosure sold separatelyEnclosed with automatic lid lock, AI flame detection and emergency stop; sold as a Class 1 version (lid and baseplate interlocks) and a Class 4 version
Weight19 kg45 kg
Price$1,639$2,999
Overall score7082
Power score8882
Speed score6066
Ease score6288
Safety score3885
Value score6880

Frequently asked questions

Which is better, the AtomStack A70 Max or the xTool P2S?

On our scores the xTool P2S comes out ahead, 82 to 70. The AtomStack A70 Max is a 70 W diode laser with a 850 × 800 mm work area; the xTool P2S is a 55 W co2 laser with 600 × 308 mm. The AtomStack A70 Max costs about $1,360 less at list price.

Which is cheaper, the AtomStack A70 Max or the xTool P2S?

At list price the AtomStack A70 Max ($1,639) costs less than the xTool P2S ($2,999).

How we rank: by our own scores for power, speed, ease of use, safety and value, from the maker's published specs and independent tests where they exist. Some links earn us a commission (for example TwoTrees, SainSmart, Gweike and Amazon). That never changes a score or the order of a list (disclosure).

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