Creality Falcon laser engravers

Creality's laser brand, from the 3D-printer maker: low-priced open-frame Falcon2 diode lasers and enclosed Class 1 Falcon A1 and Falcon2 Pro models, most of them LightBurn compatible.

Made by: Creality
Warranty: 1-year warranty listed on Creality Falcon product pages.
Official site: www.crealityfalcon.com

Creality Falcon models we cover

Sorted by research score.

Creality Falcon2 Pro 60W

8.2/10 Excellent

List price $1,899 (as of Oct 2026)

An enclosed Class 1 diode laser (60W + 1.6W) with a 400 × 400 mm area, built-in camera, integrated air assist and emergency stop. Creality says it cuts 22 mm basswood and 30 mm black acrylic in one pass. 22W ($899) and 40W ($1,349) versions are also sold.

Pros

60W diode in a Class 1 enclosure
Cuts 22 mm wood in one pass (maker figure)
Full-bed camera and air assist

Cons

Diode laser: no clear acrylic
Bulky enclosure
Limited long-term data on the 60W module

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Creality Falcon A1 Pro

8.1/10 Excellent

List price $1,099 (as of Oct 2026)

An enclosed Class 1 dual laser (20W blue diode + 2W 1064 nm infrared) with AI flame detection, tilt and drop emergency stop, an HD camera, autofocus and built-in air assist, on a 268 × 358 mm area.

Pros

Class 1 with flame detection and tilt stop
Diode + infrared for wood and metal
Camera, autofocus and air assist built in

Cons

Smaller 268 × 358 mm area
20W diode: moderate cutting
New model, limited owner data

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Creality Falcon A1

7.5/10 Good

List price $549 (as of Oct 2026)

An enclosed 10W blue-diode laser with Class 1 safety, an HD camera, a CoreXY motion system at 600 mm/s, an emergency stop and an air assist set included, on a 305 × 381 mm area. Works with LightBurn.

Pros

Class 1 enclosure with a camera for $549
Air assist included
Works with LightBurn

Cons

10W: thin, slow cuts
No published cutting depth
Diode laser: no clear acrylic or bare metal

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Creality Falcon2 40W

7.2/10 Good

List price $639 (as of Oct 2026)

An open-frame 40W blue-diode laser with a 400 × 415 mm area, integrated automatic air assist, flame monitoring and an emergency stop, controlled with LightBurn, LaserGRBL or Falcon Design Space.

Pros

40W diode for $639
400 × 415 mm area
Built-in air assist and flame monitoring

Cons

Open frame: safety glasses and venting needed
No camera
No published cutting depth

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About Creality Falcon

Creality Falcon is the laser line of Creality, best known for 3D printers. Its machines are priced aggressively and almost all work with LightBurn, which makes them popular first lasers and upgrades.

The current range

Model	Laser	Work area	Safety	Price
Falcon A1	10W diode	305 × 381 mm	Class 1	$549
Falcon2 40W	40W diode	400 × 415 mm	Open frame	$639
Falcon A1 Pro	20W diode + 2W infrared	268 × 358 mm	Class 1	$1,099
Falcon2 Pro 60W	60W diode	400 × 400 mm	Class 1	$1,899 (22W $899, 40W $1,349)

Prices from crealityfalcon.com on October 18, 2026.

Strengths and weak points

Strong value, cameras on the enclosed models, LightBurn support and flame monitoring on several machines. Creality publishes fewer specs than xTool (no cutting depth for the A1 or Falcon2), and the warranty is one year. Compare the A1 with a bigger enclosed laser in Creality Falcon A1 vs xTool S1, or see best under $1,000.

Creality Falcon questions

Is Creality Falcon the same company as Creality 3D printers?

Yes. Creality Falcon is the laser engraver line of Creality, the Chinese 3D-printer maker.

Do Creality Falcon lasers work with LightBurn?

Yes. Creality lists LightBurn, LaserGRBL and its own Falcon Design Space for the Falcon A1, A1 Pro, Falcon2 and Falcon2 Pro.

Which Creality Falcon is enclosed?

The Falcon A1, A1 Pro and Falcon2 Pro are enclosed and certified Class 1. The Falcon2 is an open-frame laser that needs eye protection.