Photon Mono M7 MAX

None of them. The GK3 Ultra is a dumpster fire where they replaced the dual linear rails for a single machined aluminum rail and there's Z axis flex (see J3DTech's video on it). The Mega is an antique still using a matrix LED UV light source, although it's the largest currently. The Jupiter 2 hasn't

i bought a M7 max refurbished from ebay directly from anycubic for under 400€, with warranty of course. Guess that was a good deal

Using this with the M7 pro the "camera" thing is "coming soon" (probably just for the P1 - though I added my own camera, I doubt there is a plugin to add the IP address for it). Likewise the "smart monitoring" (shows the peel force etc) is totally empty - so the M7/M7 pro is not sending that data to

Mega not worth it. OG Jupiter from what I've heard is quite good. Maybe just need some help tuning? Otherwise Jupiter 2 may be good (although auto-leveling) and I've heard Piocreat is also working on a 14" 16K printer. The M7 Max is probably the best currently, if you can get a good copy. Anycubic's

Part 3/4 Anycubic M7 Max Pros: -Heated vat -Resin pump -Wifi -Incredible App integration -COB light instead of Matrix, so the pixels are alot sharper -Affordable LCD spareparts price due to it only being a 7k screen -MSRP of 899usd is a great pricepoint, which with Anycubics constant sales brings it

Anycubic QC is trash lately. Get one of you like gambling and losing a lot. S4U has issues around auto-leveling/force sensor system, M7 has it worse as it doesn’t have as many tools to deal with it. The S4U 16K also has an over powered UV light source that makes calibrating a challenge. Saturn 3 non

I’ve seen multiple M7/M7 Pros with concave build plates, as well as M5s and M7 Max. Even J3DTech’s review of the M7 Max showed a concave plate, although he politely declined to criticize Anycubic over it. I have helped multiple people on Discord and Reddit with adhesion issues with these printers an

I have a Anycubic M7 max, I absolutely love the machine, Photonworkshop not so much. At a 13 inch or so build plate, WiFi, auto-level, heated vat. Everything I’ve thrown at it prints really great. I have the Saturn 3 ultra, great machine, loved if it had a tilt lid like my Creality sky. Found the li

The M7 series is a different animal than the other printers by Anycubic. I just recently purchased my first M7. Although it is not a Max, I can understand what you are talking about. This is my 9th or 10th printer, and it is literally the first one that has a loading process at startup. I'm not sure

I have both a Saturn 4 Ultra and a Mono M7 (Max). On the Saturn, there is no flood risk with the tilt arm, but the fact it has more moving parts means more potential for mechanical issues. I had a bad sensor in my new machine, and it was a piece that wouldn't have existed at all on a machine without