ANYCUBIC Photon D2 Resin 3D Printer, DLP 3D Printer with High Precision, Ultra-Silent Printing & 20000+ Hours Usage Life-Span, Upgraded Printing Size 5.1'' x2.9'' x 6.5''

Picked up the Anycubic Mono 4K recently, and honestly, it’s been a great experience. This little machine punches way above its weight for the price, it’s a total workhorse—prints come out clean, crisp, and surprisingly detailed for a budget-friendly setup.Setup was straightforward, and I was up and printing in no time. For anyone new to resin printing, this thing makes a great starting point without feeling like you're sacrificing quality. It’s got solid build quality, and the monochrome screen helps speed up print times while extending lifespan.Only real downside? It’s USB-only, so you’ll need to transfer files with a thumb drive. Not the end of the world, and am currently seeing if I can get octopi to work with this (Will update here when I get around to it.)If you're getting one, I highly recommend grabbing a wash and cure station too. It makes the whole process way smoother and cleaner, especially if you're printing regularly. Just makes the whole hobby more enjoyable and less messy.All in all, I’m really happy with the purchase. Great starter printer, does exactly what it’s supposed to, and just keeps going.

The price was spot on. Was a gift for my son who wanted miniature 3d printed sirens. They cost more than this printer. After getting it setup(make sure you level plate and have it on a level surface) this thing has been nothing short of awesome to mess around with. First print was ugly. Every other print after that has been all but flawless. I LOVE THIS THING as a starter 3d printer. Never used one before of course. Software is easy to use easy to set up if you follow directions. I've almost plowed my first bottle of resin in a couple of days using this thing for HOURS. I came back today to order a couple more resin and figured i would write this review.I don't know what normal print speed are but my longest print so far has been 3 hours. I can live with that as the prints have been spot on. I just need to resist the temptation now to buy a more expensive larger version :D. For the price I don't know how you beat this printer....

The media could not be loaded. The first unit I purchased was broken from the moment I pulled it out of the box. It was taking nearly 5 hours to print models with an estimated time of 20 minutes. Took several days to get a response from support, and when I did they expected me to dismantle the printer and replace the LCD. It took about a week of back and fourth with support to finally get them to agree to ship me a replacement. The replacement unit wasn't much better considering the vat was damaged and leaked onto the LCD screen on the very first print. Anycubic also doesn't specify that this model uses vat film assemblies and you can't just replace the film with FEP sheets you already have. So they agreed to send me a replacement assembly, which never arrived, so I purchased a whole new vat and film assemblies from the Anycubic website, only for the LCD screen to die on the day that they arrived. I wasted countless hours troubleshooting, and have over 100 emails with support, just for them to drag their feet when I decided that I'm done with this headache. They claimed I bought them from 3rd party despite having my order number, tracking, etc from the official website. Then they completely refused to offer a refund on the vat and film assemblies because they are a "consumable", then after explaining to half a dozen different support staff that I can't even use them because the LCD screen died, they offered a partial refund, and when I raised issue with that because I hadn't even opened the film assemblies yet, they finally agreed to a full refund.But wait there's more! Returning the second defective unit was nearly impossible. They kept asking me to wait for them to provide a return label, and I explained multiple times that my Amazon return window was still open, but I didn't have the first unit anymore, because I had already exchanged it. I didn't want to be accused of abusing the return process in some way so I waited and waited, just for them to finally tell me to return it through Amazon... The second unit only lasted a week, so I had it already packed up and waiting for a label, so I returned it the next day, January 10th if I remember correctly. THEN my return status limbo began. For over a week my return was accepted but the refund was pending. Eventually my status changed and I was supposed to be issued a refund on January 23rd. Well the 23rd came and went and when I checked my return status again the date was updated to February 3rd... I got sick of waiting and emailed Anycubic support yet again, just for them to tell me it's not their problem, and I need to contact Amazon.I will never buy another Anycubic anything ever again. Hope you have better luck if you decide to take a gamble on a printer from this manufacturer, and I hope you never have to deal with their support.

The Mono 7 is my second resin printer, and I love it. I started with the Mono 4 and upgraded within a week. It is easy to set up and run, and I really enjoy the cloud features. I was able to start a print before going to work and monitor the printer on my cell phone. I have over 118 hours of print time and so far, no issues.(Yes, I knocked on wood.) The large print plate has allowed me to do some pretty cool projects.

Great printer. Easy to level the print table and gives nice quality prints. Would be good for a beginner.It doesn't print as nice or as quickly as my solus, but it is a 20th of the price.

My grandson purchased a resin printer and I loved the way it printed but my finances were much lower than his so I purchased the AnyCubic. It was in my price range and a GREAT DEAL smaller.I printed the funnel first rather than the test...accidentally...but really turned out to be best choice.I had a VERY serious learning curve. Found out after a few ‘no prints’ that just cleaning the vat on the machine after a print did not leave the printer ready to print again. Nope! Had to peel off the cured rectangle off the bottom of reservoir.After filtering the resin back into the bottle, I clean the reservoir and the plate thoroughly with 91% isopropyl alcohol. I find that this is important in the scheme of things. Starting with fresh clean tools is always good.The next goof was forgetting to screw down the reservoir – mentally excruciating mistake. Very hard to remove failed print from plate.So...after the learning curve, how do I feel about my purchase?I LOVE this printer! It does such a clean, wonderful job that I stand waiting for my beautiful creations to come off the press!