We enjoyed navigating through the Mighty 8K’s menus, thanks to its large and easy-to-use touch screen display. But in return for the premium, you get crispy details, prints that practically slide off the build plate, a built-in webcam and a machine that’s WiFi ready.

Priced at around $600 at press time, this printer isn't cheap. Its roomy 218 x 123 mm build plate can accommodate an army of gaming miniatures or a gift-worthy superhero statue. If you’re ready to throw some serious cash down for a decent-sized resin 3D printer with quality that will knock your socks off, the Phrozen Sonic Mighty 8K is here for you. More: Anycubic Photon Mono M5s Review Best Resin 3D Printer for Beginners With all these and more 'smart' features the Photon Mono M5s has to offer, it is a great option for makers looking for a mid-size high-resolution printer and also a smart buy as it is also $40 off its usual $539 MSRP. Just add resin and you are ready to go.Īnycubic has also come out with its own specialty high-speed resin (sold separately or included in bundle kits) which works with the M5s and is the secret sauce that helps to cut the time of your prints tremendously. This is the first resin printer we've tested that provides auto-leveling using mechanical sensors which not only saves time but also makes it super easy to set up. Anycubic claims this printer has the ability to reach an average print speed of 105mm/hour, so if you are looking for a high speed, high res printer, the M5s has you covered.Īmazingly, the Photon Mono M5s doesn't require any manual calibration. In our test, we're able to print a 3.5-inch model in less than an hour. When it comes to printing in detail, nothing comes close to the Anycubic Photon Mono M5s which features a whopping 12K resolution and achieves 19 micron X accuracy.

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