K2 Plus
350 mm cube with an active chamber heater listed up to 60 °C. Creality names ABS and ASA, and lists CFS as compatible.
Compare with CORE One+ (Gen 2)Directory / Prusa
Fully enclosed CoreXY printer with active chamber control up to 55 °C. Prusa lists ABS and ASA as advanced materials.
| Listed price | US$1,202.78 · USD |
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| Price source | Prusa official shop, Prusa official shop, assembled printer with the US power cable selected |
| Price checked | 23 October 2026 |
| Build volume | 250 × 220 × 270 mm (14.8 L) |
| Enclosure | Fully enclosed |
| Chamber heating | Active heated |
| ASA/ABS label | Active chamber listed |
| Max nozzle | 290 °C |
| Max bed | 120 °C |
| Filtration | Optional HEPA add-on, not included |
| Multicolour | Optional add-on · MMU3 for 5 filaments, or INDX for up to 8 filaments |
| Availability note | Listed in stock |
| Last checked | 23 October 2026 |
Prusa’s assembled CORE One+ (Gen 2) page is the source for the price, the 55 °C chamber, and the material list. The page said this US-cable variant was in stock on 23 October 2026.
The assembled CORE One+ (Gen 2) product page showed 1,202.78 USD with 'Power Cable (US), Handbook (EN)' selected, and it said the variant was in stock. The page does not state whether that figure includes VAT. A comparison table lower on the same page lists an assembled price of 'from 1,299 USD'. Both numbers were visible on 23 October 2026. The stored price is the variant price at the top of the page. The assembly kit, listed from 925 USD, is a different product.
Prusa states 250 × 220 × 270 mm and also states 14.9 litres for this volume. Multiplying the millimetres gives 14.85 litres, which rounds to that 14.9 litre figure.
The comparison table also says 290 °C, or 400 °C with an HT nozzle. The 290 °C figure is the included-nozzle maximum stored here. The HT nozzle is not part of that 290 °C spec.
The product page calls the CORE One+ a fully enclosed CoreXY printer and lists a 55 °C heated enclosed chamber.
Technical parameters list a maximum chamber temperature of 55 °C. The comparison table says active chamber heating, yes, up to 55 °C.
The technical parameters say multi-material support is MMU3 (5 filaments) and INDX (up to 8 filaments). The page also says '8 colors with the INDX upgrade'. Neither system is included in the assembled-printer price stored above.
The current official product is CORE One+ (Gen 2). This entry does not reuse specifications from the earlier CORE One introduction as if they were a separate current price.
Why this ASA/ABS label: Prusa lists ABS and ASA under advanced supported materials, describes a fully enclosed chamber, lists active chamber heating to 55 °C, a 290 °C maximum nozzle temperature, and a 120 °C maximum heatbed temperature. That matches the active-chamber label.
350 mm cube with an active chamber heater listed up to 60 °C. Creality names ABS and ASA, and lists CFS as compatible.
Compare with CORE One+ (Gen 2)Dual-nozzle enclosed printer with 65 °C active chamber heating. Bambu Lab lists ABS and ASA, including fiber-reinforced grades, as supported.
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