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Anycubic Photon Mono M7 RESIN
Mainstream Intermediate

Anycubic Photon Mono M7

10.1" 14K monochrome screen with LighTurbo for ultra-uniform exposure. Sharp 17µm pixels for serious miniature detail.

Build Volume
223.78×126.97×230mm
LCD
10.1 inch mono
Resolution
14K (13312 x 5120)
XY
17µm
Type
RESIN
Released
2024-05
Light Source
Anycubic LighTurbo (matrix LED)
Z-Axis
Single linear rail
Leveling
Manual (4-screw)
Best For
Detail-painting miniatures, jewelry …
Typical price
~$269
Full Specifications
Build
Build Volume223.78 × 126.97 × 230 mm
LCD Size10.1 inch mono
LCD Resolution14K (13312 x 5120)
Resolution
XY Resolution17 µm
Z Resolution10 µm
Min Layer Height10 µm
Exposure Time2s (typical)
Hardware
Light SourceAnycubic LighTurbo (matrix LED)
Release FilmImproved ACF Film
Z-AxisSingle linear rail
LevelingManual (4-screw)
System
ConnectivityWi-Fi, USB
AssemblyFully assembled
Ratings
Ease of Use4/5
Print Quality5/5
Value4/5
Commercial
Released2024-05
Typical price (USD)~$269 as of Apr 2026
Best ForDetail-painting miniatures, jewelry prototypes, anyone wanting 14K resolution
Material Compatibility

How well this printer handles common materials. Ratings reflect stock hardware — upgrades like all-metal hotends or hardened nozzles can push these higher.

ABS-like Resin
Perfect
Flexible Resin
Good
Standard Resin
Perfect
Tough Resin
Great
Water Washable
Great
Perfect — runs out of the box Great — minimal tuning Good — works with care Limited — possible with mods Not supported
What's Good, What Isn't

Pros

  • 14K resolution — 17µm pixels rival the best at this price
  • LighTurbo gives exceptionally even exposure
  • Anycubic slicer is mature and stable

Cons

  • Manual leveling — it's 2026, this should be auto
  • Plate is smaller than the Saturn 4 Ultra (10.1" vs 10")
  • No release sensor or intelligent print monitoring