xTool F2 Ultra vs xTool P2S

Updated October 2, 2026

xTool F2 Ultra

xTool F2 Ultra

Score 80/100 · from $4,299 at xTool, 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 80. The xTool F2 Ultra is a 60 W dual laser with a 220 × 220 mm work area; the xTool P2S is a 55 W co2 laser with 600 × 308 mm. The xTool P2S costs about $2,300 less at list price.

The xTool F2 Ultra is best for

Small businesses doing paid metal personalization, such as jewelry, tumblers, tools and nameplates, at volume.

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

xTool F2 UltraxTool P2S
Laser typeDual laserCO2 laser
FormDesktop galvoEnclosed
Optical power60 W55 W
Work area220 × 220 mm600 × 308 mm
Max speed15,000 mm/s600 mm/s
Air assistNoneBuilt in
CameraYesYes
AutofocusYesYes
SafetyEnclosed cover with eye-protection window, stop-when-opened interlock, fire safety stop and emergency stop; not a Class 1 product (Class 4 working lasers, Class 3R pointer)Enclosed 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
Weight21.6 kg45 kg
Price$5,299$2,999
Overall score8082
Power score8582
Speed score9566
Ease score8888
Safety score7885
Value score6280

Frequently asked questions

Which is better, the xTool F2 Ultra or the xTool P2S?

On our scores the xTool P2S comes out ahead, 82 to 80. The xTool F2 Ultra is a 60 W dual laser with a 220 × 220 mm work area; the xTool P2S is a 55 W co2 laser with 600 × 308 mm. The xTool P2S costs about $2,300 less at list price.

Which is cheaper, the xTool F2 Ultra or the xTool P2S?

At list price the xTool P2S ($2,999) costs less than the xTool F2 Ultra ($5,299).

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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