Anker Unveils EufyMake Fabric Printer for Garments, Targets Early 2027 Launch
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Updated · Gizmodo · Sep 3
Anker Unveils EufyMake Fabric Printer for Garments, Targets Early 2027 Launch
3 articles · Updated · Gizmodo · Sep 3
Summary
IFA 2026 brought Anker’s new EufyMake personal fabric printer, expanding beyond the E1 UV printer’s inability to print on cloth with direct-to-garment and direct-to-film modes.
DTG is aimed at softer, more breathable fabrics, while DTF suits stiffer materials and can add gold or silver foil finishes; Anker also envisions pairing DTG output with embroidery machines.
Early 2027 is the planned launch window, but Anker gave no price and showed the device mainly in renders, saying it will use the same EufyMake app and a similar flatbed, tunnel-style design as the E1.
The company is also upgrading the existing E1 with a Roll-to-Film attachment for longer or multiple items and a bidirectional print-head update that Anker says will double normal print speeds.
Those additions underscore Anker’s push deeper into the at-home maker and small-business market, alongside a broader move to fold sub-brands such as Soundcore and EufyMake under the Anker name.