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ELEGOO PHECDA 10W vs 20W: Specs and Buying Checks

Published September 23, 2026 · Updated October 21, 2026 · By the Laser Lineup editors

Summary

The ELEGOO PHECDA 10W and 20W share a listed 400 × 400 mm engraving area, but differ in laser power and the focal spot shown in ELEGOO's product images. Compare the exact model, package and shipping region before deciding. Twice the rated power alone does not establish twice the engraving speed or a particular cutting depth.

10W and 20W side by side

Specification	PHECDA 10W	PHECDA 20W
Listed laser power	10W	20W
Listed engraving area	400 × 400 mm	400 × 400 mm
Focal spot shown in product images	0.06 × 0.06 mm	0.07 × 0.13 mm
What to check before purchase	Region, selected package and included accessories	Region, selected package and included accessories

Check the regional listing and package

On September 23, 2026, the U.S.-shipping page listed only the 20W Basic set, while a separate UK-shipping page showed 10W and 20W options. The price examples below are from that dated check, and the product data then showed both as unavailable. They do not establish today's stock or delivered cost. Choose the region and exact variant on ELEGOO's site before comparing packages.

Shared features and historical price examples

Feature or price example	Detail
Engraving speed	25,000 mm/min
Control (images)	App, USB cable, or TF card; works with LightBurn and LaserGRBL
Price, U.S. page	20W Basic $569.99
Price, UK-shipping page (priced in USD)	10W Basic $235; 20W Basic $450

The images also show a smoke-filtering exhaust that traps dust while you work, a translucent magnetic shading plate, and adjustable risers. The picture of the U.S. 20W Basic set shows safety goggles and an air assist set in the box.

Neither the product text nor the images give a cutting depth for wood or mention safety features such as flame detection.

Sources

Specs and prices are as published on these pages on the date above and can change; check the manufacturer or retailer before you buy.

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