Laserbox for xTool

Name: Laserbox for xTool
Rating: 2.4 (23 reviews)
Author: Makeblock Co., Ltd.

By: Makeblock Co., Ltd. App

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Overview

Version:

1.4.1

Last updated: 2021-10-29

Ranking

#304,337 ▲ 97

Overall

Features & Capabilities

The laserbox app is a smart management platform designed for the xTool series products. With the laserbox app, you can manage smart devices and make your fantastic ideas come true.

Wi-Fi connection, easy control After connecting smart hardware devices to the laserbox app through Wi-Fi, you can control the devices with the laserbox app.

Mobile phone gallery, creation at ease The laserbox app provides example projects for basic materials, and you can also engrave or cut your materials with the pictures on your phone.

Contact us Your attention and support are welcome and appreciated. Your feedback, whether positive or negative, will be helpful for our progress. Should you have any questions or problems, contact us at support@xtool.com.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

Makeblock Co., Ltd.

Rating:

2.40

(23)

Version:

1.4.1 Last updated: 2021-10-29

Version code:

844977985

Creation date:

2021-10-27

Compatible devices:

Size:

64.61MB

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Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-06

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Ranking

# 304,337 ▲ 97

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Developed by:

Makeblock Co., Ltd.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/laserbox-for-xtool/id1586243500

User Reviews

User reviews coalesce around recurring issues: frequent connectivity problems across iPhone/iPad/D1; missing core features (cut/engrave options, DXF import, head movement, origin control); lack of parity with the desktop and limited iPad support (landscape mode, native app); and power/control limitations. Some isolated notes mention basic framing and simple power/speed controls, but overall reliability and feature gaps dominate.

Pros

Basic framing capability exists in some experiences (app can connect and frame).
Basic power and speed controls are available in the app, enabling some parameter adjustments.
There is clear demand and potential for an iPad-native, tablet-friendly workflow and remote operation in future updates.

Cons

Widespread connectivity failures: the app cannot find or connect to the machine on iPhone, iPad, or D1—and works differently across devices (WiFi/CS); multiple reviews report this repeatedly.
Missing essential features and workflow: no option to cut vs engrave, no straightforward cut workflow, and no DXF import; users also cannot move the laser head or set origin, hindering practical usage.
Lack of parity with desktop and limited platform support: no landscape mode on iPad, no native iPad app, and features not on par with desktop version, reducing usability and cross-device consistency.
Power/controls limitations: app often stays at a low power (around 5%), with limited adjustments; fine-tuning generally requires a computer.