The M1 Series aims to replace manual labor and maintenance hurdles for creators by consolidating five essential production steps into a single unit. Designed for Etsy sellers and independent designers, the hardware includes integrated air purification and automated white ink circulation to prevent nozzle clogs. The company offers two main variants: the A4-sized M1 for compact home studios and the A3-sized M1 Pro for higher-volume print shops.

Technically, the machines utilize a G7-certified color system with adjustable resolution modes capable of printing on varied materials including leather, denim, and cotton. To address common maintenance issues, the devices feature a built-in UPS battery that maintains ink agitation for up to a month during power outages. XtraMaker, which draws on a decade of hardware expertise from former Huawei engineers and parent company EAI Tech, is currently offering early backers discounts of up to 54% off MSRP through its Kickstarter campaign.