LASERGRACE X2 Laser Engraver, 7,000 mW, 200 × 200 mm

The LASERGRACE X2 is listed as a 7,000 mW laser engraver and cutter with a 200 × 200 mm workspace. Its advertised cutting thicknesses vary by material, and the listing also describes an X2 12W configuration, so confirm which version applies before choosing it for cutting work.

At a glance

The advertised 200 × 200 mm workspace is intended to accommodate larger projects than a compact engraver area.
The listing gives different maximum cut thicknesses for specific materials, including 8 mm solid wood and 5 mm plywood.
LightBurn and LaserGRBL compatibility and an aluminum-alloy structure are claimed in the listing.

Price

$116.46Save 31%

Reference price: ~~$169.00~~

Price checked: Nov 14, 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

The 200 × 200 mm work area supports larger layouts or multiple smaller designs within one setup.
The listing provides material-specific thickness claims, giving buyers a starting point for checking intended cutting tasks.

Technical specifications

14 specifications

Identity
Brand	LASERGRACE
Model	X2

Workspace and detail
Working area	200×200mm
Advertised precision	0.01mm

Laser and cutting claims
Output in title	7000mW
Cutting-performance description	X2 12W handles thicker wood, acrylic, leather, and other materials
Material (Cutting Thickness)	Kraft paper (2.0mm), Plywood (5mm),Solid wood (8mm),Bamboo (3.0mm),Red acrylic (2.0mm),Black acrylic (5mm),Light-colored felt (1mm),Dark-colored felt (2mm)
Additional listed cutting thickness	Leather (0.5mm)
Listed engraving materials	Wood, leather, acrylic, cardboard, paper, leaf, and other materials
Additional materials mentioned	Wood, leather, acrylic, cardboard, coated metal, slate and more

Software and construction
Software compatibility claim	compatible with LightBurn and LaserGRBL
Frame material claim	aluminum alloy

Appearance
Color	Black
Style	Art Deco

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

Listing details conflict on laser output: the title states 7000mW, while feature copy describes an X2 12W version. Cutting thicknesses are stated in a separate material chart, and applicability to the titled version is unconfirmed. Confirm the selected configuration and material-specific limits before purchase. These are listing inconsistencies, not proof of a product defect.

What’s in the box

Included

Aluminum sheet, 1. Tool kit
Kraft paper, 2 basswood
Laser engraver machine
Laser module goggles
Power adapter

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Makers planning wood, paper, leather, or acrylic engraving and cutting projects within a 200 × 200 mm area.
Small workshops that want the stated LightBurn or LaserGRBL compatibility, after confirming software and configuration suitability.

Less suited to

Buyers who need a confirmed laser output or dependable cutting capacity for a particular material without resolving the listing's configuration discrepancy.
Projects larger than the stated 200 × 200 mm work area.

LASERGRACE X2 Laser Engraver, 7,000 mW, 200 × 200 mm · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

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Only aggregate rating information is supplied. The small rating sample leans toward four- and five-star responses, but it provides no detail about performance, materials, or user concerns, so it cannot establish how well the listed cutting claims work in practice.

Frequently asked questions

What is the stated working area of the LASERGRACE X2?

The listing gives a 200×200mm workspace.

What laser output does the X2 have?

The title states 7000mW, but feature copy describes an X2 12W version. The listing does not resolve whether those claims refer to the same configuration, so confirm the selected version.

What materials and cut thicknesses are listed?

The material chart lists Kraft paper (2.0mm), Plywood (5mm),Solid wood (8mm),Bamboo (3.0mm),Red acrylic (2.0mm),Black acrylic (5mm),Light-colored felt (1mm),Dark-colored felt (2mm), and Leather (0.5mm). The listing does not confirm that these limits apply to every configuration.

Which design software is claimed to be compatible?

The listing claims compatibility with LightBurn and LaserGRBL.