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product_id: 672816520
title: "ANYCUBIC Photon Mono M7 MAX Resin 3D Printer, 13.6’’ 7K Large Resin Printer with COB LighTurbo 3.0, Dynamic Heating, Flip-Open Cover Design, Print Size 11.8'' x 11.7'' x 6.5''"
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# 60mm/h max print speed 298×164×300mm build volume Dynamic resin temperature control ANYCUBIC Photon Mono M7 MAX Resin 3D Printer, 13.6’’ 7K Large Resin Printer with COB LighTurbo 3.0, Dynamic Heating, Flip-Open Cover Design, Print Size 11.8'' x 11.7'' x 6.5''

**Brand:** anycubic
**Price:** $41352
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🚀 Print Big, Print Fast, Print Flawless — Own the Future of Resin 3D!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** ANYCUBIC Photon Mono M7 MAX Resin 3D Printer, 13.6’’ 7K Large Resin Printer with COB LighTurbo 3.0, Dynamic Heating, Flip-Open Cover Design, Print Size 11.8'' x 11.7'' x 6.5'' by anycubic
- **How much does it cost?** $41352 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- anycubic enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted anycubic brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Speed Demon Mode:** Print up to 60mm/h — 200% faster than previous models, so you never miss a deadline.
- • **Smart Resin Management:** Auto-fill, one-key recycling, and dynamic heating keep your resin at the perfect temp for consistent success.
- • **Ergonomic Flip-Open Cover:** One-hand operation with adjustable angles >45° saves workspace and streamlines your workflow.
- • **Turbocharged LighTurbo 3.0:** COB light source + Fresnel lens deliver 90%+ uniformity for flawless layers and razor-sharp precision.
- • **Massive 7K 13.6’’ Display:** Experience ultra-high resolution prints with crystal-clear detail that sets your projects apart.

## Overview

The ANYCUBIC Photon Mono M7 MAX is a professional-grade resin 3D printer featuring a massive 298×164×300mm build volume and a stunning 13.6’’ 7K monochrome LCD for ultra-fine detail. Powered by the advanced LighTurbo 3.0 light source and dynamic resin temperature control, it delivers precision prints at speeds up to 60mm/h. Its smart resin management system and ergonomic flip-open cover design make it ideal for engineers, designers, and creators seeking high-quality, large-scale resin prints with efficiency and ease.

## Description

ANYCUBIC Photon Mono M7 MAX Resin 3D Printer, 13.6’’ 7K Large Resin Printer with COB LighTurbo 3.0, Dynamic Heating, Flip-Open Cover Design, Print Size 11.8'' x 11.7'' x 6.5'': desertcart.com: Industrial & Scientific

Review: An excellent way to get into 3D printing - Note: I will not go into a comparison between FDM and Resin 3D printing for this review. Pros: Simple set up Intuitive menu High quality prints Entry level friendly Very high tolerances Consistent Cons: Protection of the LCD screen Mishap clean up Quirks: Touch screen controls are slightly off Background: I am an engineer and I have been designing components to work with 3D printing and 3D printing since 2012. This is my first resin 3D printer after a history with FDM and designing a SLS 3D printer for printing nylon. I originally chose to purchase a 3D printer with the intent to print custom connectors for robotics applications, small components with high tolerances, prototypes, small scale production, and a few figurines. Detailed Review: The setup is very simple with all tools provided and little room for error following simple instructions which when combined with the intuitive menu that gives you a preview of the print makes this an excellent choice for someone getting into 3D printing or switching over to FDM. I was incredibly surprised with the precision of the prints, the amount of details, and the final processed measurements. The quality of the print has actually required me to model more components such as threads, cogs, and gears rather than use someone else’s model due to fitment. (Those models will still work fine for most hobby applications but for precision applications with limited slippage or precise alignment it is better to design to your machine) It is important to note that I find that the cover does an excellent job at keeping the smell of resin out of the room, but it is highly recommended that you keep any open resin in a well ventilated area and use an appropriate mask if you will be around it for a long period of time such as a cull cleaning of the vat. I have been printing non-stop to test if the performance degrades and have found no issues as long as I ensure that the build plate is clean and there isn’t anything stuck to the FEP. An inspection of the device (from an engineering perspective) revealed a potential issue with how the LCD screen protected. The LCD itself appears to be protected by a layer of glass that is recessed from the aluminum plate. While this protects from being scraped by the vat, it could cause some issues cleaning if resin were to end up on the glass or surrounding aluminum. Glancing at other printers in the price range, it appears that all of the competition will have the same potential issue if Resin is spilled. As long as you are careful with the vat and research and test if you decide to replace the FEP, you shouldn’t run into any issues. One quirk I have noticed is that the touch screen controls appear to be slightly out of calibration making it easier to fat thumb things. I don’t know if that quirk is on all units or just mine but it is still easy to use and a stylus with a smaller effective area than your finger is fool proof (I still use my finger). Conclusion: Overall I am incredibly happy with this unit and would recommend that anyone looking into getting into 3D printing especially that of figurines. Potential users: As with all precision devices and machines, you should always research before attempting something new and maintain your machine. So get out there and find forums and youtube videos on how to get the best prints and take care of the printer. For the fellow engineers: Your selection of resin is very important for the durability of your parts. Print in place objects such as bearings are very difficult to cure as they typically have high tolerances in enclosed places where it is difficult for you to get UV light to do a full cure.
Review: Suprisingly great printer - I've been 3D printing for over 5 years and printing with another companies resin printer for the past 18 months. I was spoiled by its ease of use, but it was also expensive to operate so I didn't use it as often as I would have liked. Curiosity finally got the better of me and I picked up this Anycubic Photon Mono just to see what these little LCD printers are really capable of and I can safely say I'm blown away by the print quality. Once you have a process that works, its very easy to use. Just expect a learning curve. When I was waiting for the printer to arrive I submersed myself in all the YouTube videos on the subject that I could find. Turns out this was a good thing AND a bad thing. Based on all this new found "knowledge" and thinking I knew better, I forged my own path for my first print and sadly it was an utter failure. Based on the videos I had watched I started ordering resin trays and FEP film but due to my inexperience, I ordered all the wrong things. Long story short after a comedy of errors and a half dozen failed prints I finally hit upon a winning formula that I've been able to readily duplicate across half a dozen successful prints now. The printer gives you most everything you'll need to start printing right away. Everything except the resin, and depending on the type you get you may also need isopropyl alcohol to clean the print which for some reason is still hard to come by. I bought the Anycubic Craftsman resin and have been super happy with the quality. Some of the things I learned during my first couple weeks-- --When you have a failed print, make sure to clean out the resin tray otherwise the next print will be adversely affected --Some of the resins are extremely bad smelling, some protection is recommended --You will eventually have to replace the FEP film, however the most popular videos on YouTube show a product and process that is out of date. --There is definitely a learning curve you can only get past by experience. All the video watching in the world can't prepare you for every little hiccup, especially when so many videos contradict those of other channels. So like everything there are pros and cons, so from my perspective, here are mine-- PROS --Printer is super easy to use and setup once you know the process --Very inexpensive to operate relative to high end solutions --High quality print results that surpasses expectation --Comparatively fast, prints an entire layer in one go, taking just a couple seconds of exposure CONS --Initial learning curve, you need to understand burn-in layers, exposure times and lift speed and half a dozen other settings, yet none of these options are really clearly explained, nor is it covered how they affect the final result. --It can take a couple hours before you can see if there's anything on the build plate, I wish there was a way to know earlier if a print failed. --There are so many options for resins available, yet there is very little data on what settings you need for a particular printer/resin combo so some educated/guessing will be necessary. All in all, I'm super happy I took the chance on this printer, as I've done so much printing, trying different things now that I would never have considered with my other printer mostly due to speed and cost. I'm sure next I'll be looking to upgrade to its big brother.

## Features

- 【Huge Build Volume】 Anycubic Photon Mono M7 Max offers a spacious printing size of 298mm × 164mm × 300mm, allowing for the creation of full-size masks, intricate game terrains, detailed cosplay props, and various models without the hassle of cutting and assembling
- 【Upgraded Light Source】 LighTurbo 3.0 combines a COB light source and Fresnel lens and factory calibrate technology can reach the light angle within 3°, and light uniformity is more than 90%. With the anti-aliasing feature activated and paired with high-precision positioning lead screws, it effectively minimizes layer lines and aliasing to achieve a higher level of precision
- 【Speedy and Convenient】 The Photon Mono M7 reaches a maximum speed of 60mm/h thanks to intelligent release 2.0. A 200% speed increase comparing to the previous M3 Max printer. In addition, the flip-open cover design upports one-hand opening and hovering angles anywhere greater than 45°that can save time and space
- 【Resin Management Features】 Dynamic temperature control resin vat will adjust the temperature of the resin material to maintain the optimal print temperature at all times for print success. And resin auto-fill feature allows for automatic filling and one-key recycling of remaining resin. Release film uses integrated design for easier replacement
- 【User-Friendly Improvements】After printing is completed, the model can be suspended above the platform with a small angle, allowing the resin to flow back into the resin vat. And a bigger resin vat with 1300ml volume for large models

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0DB8BF7R3 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #17,897 in Industrial & Scientific ( See Top 100 in Industrial & Scientific ) #31 in 3D Printers |
| Brand | ANYCUBIC |
| Built-In Media | 3D Printer |
| Color | Black |
| Compatible Devices | Laptop, Personal Computer, Smartphone |
| Compatible Material | Resin |
| Connectivity Technology | Ethernet, USB, Wi-Fi |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 out of 5 stars 1,709 Reviews |
| Enclosure Material | ABS, Aluminum, Polycarbonate |
| File Format | STL |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00840432410196 |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 20.47"D x 20"W x 31"H |
| Item Height | 31 inches |
| Item Weight | 28500 Grams |
| Manufacturer | ANYCUBIC |
| Material | ABS, Aluminum , Polycarbonate |
| Nozzle Primary Material | Resin |
| Nozzle Tip Material | Aluminum |
| Operating System | Windows 7 |
| Product Dimensions | 20.47"D x 20"W x 31"H |
| Warranty Description | 12 months (Except for FEP film and tool kit, LCD screen warranty is 6 months) |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** ANYCUBIC
- **Material:** ABS, Aluminum, Polycarbonate
- **Color:** Black
- **Product Dimensions:** 20.47"D x 20"W x 31"H
- **Item Weight:** 28500 Grams

## Images

![ANYCUBIC Photon Mono M7 MAX Resin 3D Printer, 13.6’’ 7K Large Resin Printer with COB LighTurbo 3.0, Dynamic Heating, Flip-Open Cover Design, Print Size 11.8'' x 11.7'' x 6.5'' - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71o-IBNkm6L.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Model** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ An excellent way to get into 3D printing
*by Z***. on April 26, 2021*

Note: I will not go into a comparison between FDM and Resin 3D printing for this review. Pros: Simple set up Intuitive menu High quality prints Entry level friendly Very high tolerances Consistent Cons: Protection of the LCD screen Mishap clean up Quirks: Touch screen controls are slightly off Background: I am an engineer and I have been designing components to work with 3D printing and 3D printing since 2012. This is my first resin 3D printer after a history with FDM and designing a SLS 3D printer for printing nylon. I originally chose to purchase a 3D printer with the intent to print custom connectors for robotics applications, small components with high tolerances, prototypes, small scale production, and a few figurines. Detailed Review: The setup is very simple with all tools provided and little room for error following simple instructions which when combined with the intuitive menu that gives you a preview of the print makes this an excellent choice for someone getting into 3D printing or switching over to FDM. I was incredibly surprised with the precision of the prints, the amount of details, and the final processed measurements. The quality of the print has actually required me to model more components such as threads, cogs, and gears rather than use someone else’s model due to fitment. (Those models will still work fine for most hobby applications but for precision applications with limited slippage or precise alignment it is better to design to your machine) It is important to note that I find that the cover does an excellent job at keeping the smell of resin out of the room, but it is highly recommended that you keep any open resin in a well ventilated area and use an appropriate mask if you will be around it for a long period of time such as a cull cleaning of the vat. I have been printing non-stop to test if the performance degrades and have found no issues as long as I ensure that the build plate is clean and there isn’t anything stuck to the FEP. An inspection of the device (from an engineering perspective) revealed a potential issue with how the LCD screen protected. The LCD itself appears to be protected by a layer of glass that is recessed from the aluminum plate. While this protects from being scraped by the vat, it could cause some issues cleaning if resin were to end up on the glass or surrounding aluminum. Glancing at other printers in the price range, it appears that all of the competition will have the same potential issue if Resin is spilled. As long as you are careful with the vat and research and test if you decide to replace the FEP, you shouldn’t run into any issues. One quirk I have noticed is that the touch screen controls appear to be slightly out of calibration making it easier to fat thumb things. I don’t know if that quirk is on all units or just mine but it is still easy to use and a stylus with a smaller effective area than your finger is fool proof (I still use my finger). Conclusion: Overall I am incredibly happy with this unit and would recommend that anyone looking into getting into 3D printing especially that of figurines. Potential users: As with all precision devices and machines, you should always research before attempting something new and maintain your machine. So get out there and find forums and youtube videos on how to get the best prints and take care of the printer. For the fellow engineers: Your selection of resin is very important for the durability of your parts. Print in place objects such as bearings are very difficult to cure as they typically have high tolerances in enclosed places where it is difficult for you to get UV light to do a full cure.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Suprisingly great printer
*by J***L on June 3, 2021*

I've been 3D printing for over 5 years and printing with another companies resin printer for the past 18 months. I was spoiled by its ease of use, but it was also expensive to operate so I didn't use it as often as I would have liked. Curiosity finally got the better of me and I picked up this Anycubic Photon Mono just to see what these little LCD printers are really capable of and I can safely say I'm blown away by the print quality. Once you have a process that works, its very easy to use. Just expect a learning curve. When I was waiting for the printer to arrive I submersed myself in all the YouTube videos on the subject that I could find. Turns out this was a good thing AND a bad thing. Based on all this new found "knowledge" and thinking I knew better, I forged my own path for my first print and sadly it was an utter failure. Based on the videos I had watched I started ordering resin trays and FEP film but due to my inexperience, I ordered all the wrong things. Long story short after a comedy of errors and a half dozen failed prints I finally hit upon a winning formula that I've been able to readily duplicate across half a dozen successful prints now. The printer gives you most everything you'll need to start printing right away. Everything except the resin, and depending on the type you get you may also need isopropyl alcohol to clean the print which for some reason is still hard to come by. I bought the Anycubic Craftsman resin and have been super happy with the quality. Some of the things I learned during my first couple weeks-- --When you have a failed print, make sure to clean out the resin tray otherwise the next print will be adversely affected --Some of the resins are extremely bad smelling, some protection is recommended --You will eventually have to replace the FEP film, however the most popular videos on YouTube show a product and process that is out of date. --There is definitely a learning curve you can only get past by experience. All the video watching in the world can't prepare you for every little hiccup, especially when so many videos contradict those of other channels. So like everything there are pros and cons, so from my perspective, here are mine-- PROS --Printer is super easy to use and setup once you know the process --Very inexpensive to operate relative to high end solutions --High quality print results that surpasses expectation --Comparatively fast, prints an entire layer in one go, taking just a couple seconds of exposure CONS --Initial learning curve, you need to understand burn-in layers, exposure times and lift speed and half a dozen other settings, yet none of these options are really clearly explained, nor is it covered how they affect the final result. --It can take a couple hours before you can see if there's anything on the build plate, I wish there was a way to know earlier if a print failed. --There are so many options for resins available, yet there is very little data on what settings you need for a particular printer/resin combo so some educated/guessing will be necessary. All in all, I'm super happy I took the chance on this printer, as I've done so much printing, trying different things now that I would never have considered with my other printer mostly due to speed and cost. I'm sure next I'll be looking to upgrade to its big brother.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Printer - Do your homework first!
*by A***D on January 26, 2021*

I have been printing for a little while now and had the opportunity to pick up the Anycubic Photon Mono and jumped at it. Anycubic makes some really great resins and I decided to give their printer a shot. I have a Creality LD002R that I started on and will be making some comparisons where I can. For frame of reference - the LD002R is a great machine - but the Photon Mono would be more in direct competition with the LD002H model. Out the gates there are some things I love and some things I am not so fond of. First the good. Good: 1: I love how quiet this thing is. Compared to my Creality, the Photon Mono is next to SILENT. Very quiet. It is quicker than my other printers - compared to the LD002R it prints at about 50% faster speeds. It prints at about 20% faster than my LD002H. From what I have read it comes down to light intensity of the UV cure lamp. Its brighter and that results in faster speeds for more accurate prints. 2: Accurate: This machine gives beautiful quality miniatures (my principal use) with very little issue. One thing I do need to stress here is that this is not a great machine for a stock standard beginner. It does require a little bit of experience and knowledge in how to use your software. I went from using Chitubox with my Creality, to using Blender, Windows 3D, and Lychee slicer. If there are issues with the STL models you download it will create issues with your print. These three programs will help you find them and fix them. You will also need to know how to set up your supports. For how fast this printer prints, you will have loads of print failures if you don't have a firm understanding of how to set your supports. I recommend looking at all online resources here. You will also need to make sure you program the software correctly to interface with your printer AND YOUR RESIN combo. You can get really great speeds out of this machine if you set up your software correctly. I stress this is a SOFTWARE and not a printer issue. The printer is great, but the wrong settings will have you cursing the day you purchased your machine...and I guarantee you will find the issue with your resin or printer settings in your slicer software or because of a artifact issue in the print. Bad: (these are more preference things than any true issues with the machine) 1: The lid needs to be completely set on the machine for it to work. If the lid is off even a small amount it will result in the print not proceeding. While this is a great safety and exposure feature, it is a small annoyance if you have any little bit of something on the lid base causing it to not make a full connection. 2: The FEP: This is actually a big deal for me. In the picture you can see that the FEP is a full solid assembly. You cannot replace the sheet using the tools given. The FEP is pressed into a frame - making it resilient but if you are careless and set it down and get a deformity or hole in the FEP, the replacement is $35 and when I have tons of replacement sheets on hand for my other machines - its just a hassle to have a specialized FEP that you either have to keep on hand or purchase a third-party part to use your existing FEP sheets. I ended up purchasing the Sovol 3D Resin vat that fits nicely and comes with nice silicone covers for when they are not in use. That all being said, the Resin vat is a great design, comes with a pour spout corner that is very useful for straining resin back into your bottle. As to the other things that come in the package, I was not surprised to see the traditional stuff, the Allen wrenches, the resin strainers etc. What I was impressed by were the masks, gloves and super sturdy wooden handled scraper. everything else I have ever received have been plastic handled or small, but this was a solid piece of kit to have. Overall - this is a solid, well built machine that I will use for a long time. I recommend the Sovol Resin vat and either flex build plates or roughing up the original build plate with a bit of steel wool. 4.5/5

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