Sovol

Sovol UK delivers free to any UK address with no minimum order, and our checkout test on 26 October 2026 quoted free delivery to Belfast and the Western Isles as well as London. Orders are usually processed within 48 hours; stock in the UK warehouse arrives in 2 to 5 business days with no customs duties or import taxes. Many spare parts are listed as shipping from China to the UK, tax not included, and take about 5 to 10 business days; anything out of stock in the UK warehouse may also ship from China. A printer ordered with filament or accessories usually ships in separate parcels, and Sovol does not deliver to PO boxes or military addresses.

Returns: ask within 14 days of delivery and wait for approval before sending anything. Items must be unused, complete and in their original packaging, and an approved return must be posted within 15 days. If the item is not faulty, you pay the return postage, and Sovol deducts it from the refund when it supplies the label. Refunds go back to the original payment method within 10 business days of approval. Transit damage, a wrong item or a serious fault can be replaced within 30 days of delivery.

Warranty: 3D printers and filament dryers are covered for 1 year, the extruder unit for 3 months and accessories for 1 month. Nozzles and print plates are consumables, cosmetic damage is excluded, and the printer must not be modified, including with third-party parts or firmware. Sovol pays return shipping for quality faults under warranty, and the policy says it does not affect your statutory rights. Support is by email at [email protected], with replies promised within 48 hours.

SV08: Sovol's mass-produced take on the Voron 2.4, a CoreXY printer with a 350 x 350 x 345 mm build volume, speeds up to 700 mm/s, linear rails on all seven axes, four independent Z motors, a camera and a PEI steel plate. Sovol ships it 90% pre-assembled. £389, or £519 with an enclosure; the SV08 Glass Open Enclosure also sells separately for £129.

SV08 Max: the large-format version, 500 x 500 x 500 mm (450 mm tall with the enclosure), with eddy-current bed scanning, an auxiliary filament feeder and an optional chamber heating module (£59). £790, or £949 with the enclosure.

M1D (pre-order): an IDEX tool-changer that pairs one fixed toolhead with six swappable ones for up to seven colors or materials in a 300 x 300 x 350 mm volume. The Essential costs £1,100; the Advanced, at £1,320, adds a full enclosure and a chamber heated to 60°C. UK shipping is due between late December 2026 and early January 2027.

Filament dryers: SH01 (£35), SH02 (£41) and SH03 (£79), which holds four 1kg spools and heats to 85°C.

Filament and parts: Sovol PLA and PETG (2kg from £19 for PLA and £16.99 for PETG, 10kg packs from £69), plus nozzles, hotends, extruders, build plates and enclosure kits.

Start with size. The SV08's 350 x 350 x 345 mm volume handles large functional parts and props in one piece. The SV08 Max's 500 mm cube is for very large prints and needs a big, sturdy spot: it measures 700 x 710 x 750 mm, and Tom's Hardware put it at close to 100 pounds with the enclosure and ended up placing it on the floor.

Then materials. The open-frame printers suit PLA, PETG and TPU. For ABS, ASA, PA or PC, add an enclosure (the SV08 bundle at £519, or the SV08 Max enclosure kit plus the £59 chamber heater), or choose the M1D Advanced with its 60°C heated chamber.

Then color. The SV08 and SV08 Max print one filament at a time; the M1D switches between up to seven toolheads, which Sovol says keeps purge waste near zero, but it is a pre-order with UK shipping due from late December 2026.

Finally, be honest about tinkering. These printers run open Klipper firmware and expect you to set the Z offset and look after the toolhead yourself, and Tom's Hardware said the SV08 Max needs an experienced hand. If you want a sealed, ready-to-run machine, compare an enclosed mainstream printer before you buy.

Sovol UK lists most printers and dryers below a crossed-out regular price, for example the SV08 at £389 against £469 and the SH03 dryer at £79 against £159. Treat those as the store's standing sale prices and compare what you actually pay. We have not found a Sovol UK coupon code, and none is needed for the listed prices.

Bundles save little: the SV08 Max with its enclosure costs £949, the same as the printer at £790 plus the £159 enclosure kit bought separately. Black Friday falls on 27 November 2026; to catch a real drop on a specific printer or dryer, set a price alert on /watchlist/.

Sovol runs separate regional stores. Sovol.uk sells only to UK addresses; it sends EU shoppers to sovol.eu and everyone else to sovol3d.com.

Sovol's global store, sovol3d.com, prices in US dollars and ships from warehouses in the US, Canada and Australia, among others, but not to Alaska, Hawaii, Guam or Puerto Rico. On 26 October 2026 it listed the SV08 at $529, the SV08 Max at $1,049, the budget SV06 ACE at $239 and the M1D from $1,499, with the same 14-day return and 1-year printer warranty terms as the UK store.

Shipping on the global store depends on the model and destination. Our checkout test quoted free shipping on the SV08 to New York and on the SV08 Max to Los Angeles, $10 on the SV06 ACE to Chicago, $15 on the SV08 to Sydney and $100 on the SV08 Max to Toronto, so check the shipping line before you pay.