ANYCUBIC Photon Mono 4, Resin 3D Printer with 7'' 10K Mono LCD Screen, Stable LighTurbo Light Source and 70mm/h Fast Printing, Print Volume 6.04'' x 3.42'' x 6.49''

Great printing 90% of the time. I did experience some leveling issues in the back corner, but was not a big deal. The quality of the prints were very good, especially for the price of the printer, although it had a smaller print size than I was expecting, which had me constantly having to adjust the size of my model. Most of the time the prints were very accurate, although some of the time, especially when I was printing larger things I would experience some warping. And in one specific case when I was trying to print a light saber that came in many pieces it straight up just didn’t print a few of them. I don’t know if this was a printer error or a computer error but something happened that caused like half of the parts to not print. The resin vats did have a tendency of breaking, which was annoying, but not too bad, and may have been my own fault. although it did cause me to have to replace the LCD screen, which surprisingly was not that expensive and I think was only like 25 to 50 bucks. One thing I will say is it doesn’t work great after your friend punches it because they don’t know how to play VR and set up their boundary way too close. Although this is not the printer’s fault, it did give me a good chance to see how easy it was to clean seeing as when my friend punched it. It was in the progress of printing. It is very easy to clean, and if you approach it with common sense is not too difficult to take apart and deep clean.

I was a little hesitant about getting into resin printing, but the ANYCUBIC Photon Mono 4 has completely won me over. Right out of the box, setup was quick and straightforward. The instructions were clear, and within an hour, I had my first test print done. The print quality is fantastic—sharp details, smooth surfaces, and minimal layer lines. I’ve printed miniatures, custom parts, and even some intricate models, and everything has turned out beautifully. The monochrome screen speeds up print times while also lasting longer than traditional LCDs, which is a huge plus. I also appreciate how user-friendly this printer is. The resin vat and build plate are easy to clean, and leveling is simple compared to other printers I’ve used. So far, I’ve had zero failed prints, which speaks to how well-calibrated this machine is. If you’re looking for a reliable, high-quality resin printer at a great price, this is definitely the one to get. Highly recommended!

I got this resin printer because I had a client that needed some things that just required too much detail for a traditional filament printer to handle. I went with the mono 4 because I didn't need large capacity or anything fancy, just an easy to set up and use printer. For it's price, this is a heck of a deal. Set up was easy and I was printing within 30 minutes. Build plate adhesion is excellent, so long as you pay attention when slicing. Resin typically sticks stronger to the bed than you would expect if your'e coming from FDM, so be aware of that. The speed of printing and quality were what I expected, and both were very good. You can achieve resolutions small enough that layer lines are virtually invisible. As for the smell, that's a part of any resin printer and will vary depending on what resin you're using. I ended up putting it in our garage so I can vent it outside and really only notice it when I remove the hood. Of course PPE is strongly recommended.

Great printer for small stuff!

The ANYCUBIC Photon Mono 4 is a bit of a mixed bag, offering professional-grade results paired with some frustrating reliability hurdles. If you are looking for a machine that works perfectly out of the box, this might not be it—but if you’re willing to put in the work, the output is stunning. The Good: Precision and Form Factor Stunning Print Quality: When a print actually finishes, the level of detail is world-class. The resolution on the Mono 4 captures razor-sharp edges and intricate textures that make it perfect for high-detail miniatures or jewelry prototypes. Compact & Quiet: This printer is surprisingly stealthy. It runs very quietly, making it suitable for a home office or a small workspace. It also has a very small footprint, so it won’t hog your entire desk. The Bad: Reliability and Setup High Failure Rate: Getting a successful print feels like a gamble. I’ve experienced frequent print failures, often due to the model not adhering or layers separating. Constant "Dialing In": You cannot rely on default profiles here. I spent a significant amount of time tweaking exposure times, lift speeds, and temperature settings. It requires a lot of trial and error to find the "sweet spot" for success. Hardware Longevity: Most disappointingly, the screen that came with the vat failed within the first week of use. While Anycubic is usually good about replacements, having a critical component die that quickly is a major red flag for quality control.

I decided to pick this one as my first printer and I am very pleased with it. The learning curve is a little steep at first but get the hold of it after a few prints. I forgot to clean the vat properly and got some resin hardened on the screen, but I could clean it with 95% alcohol. Is a nice printer that come in a bundle with the cleaning/curing station and is a good pick for starting.

My top recommendation is to place the 3D printer on a level surface. You'll likely need to level the machine multiple times before it finds its "sweet spot." Second, pause the print after about 20 minutes to check if it’s printing correctly. In my experience, it took 13 attempts and 11 rounds of leveling before I achieved a successful print. Once it was properly calibrated, the machine required minimal additional effort. My product did come in with a damaged VAT which caused resin build up between the VAT and the bottom screen, but I appreciated that the support team proactively reached out to offer help and provided guidance on getting the printer up and running. I’m looking forward to completing my second successful print soon. I managed to get 1-2 prints out of it....but it stopped working after only 2. I'm looking at the LCD screen now and everything is lighting up but the shape of the square now isn't changing. I'm incredibly confused.

I tried filament printing a few years back, and I just couldn't get it to work very well. The cost of this was reasonable, so I figured I'd give it a shot. I'm so glad I did. The software is usable. I wish I could move the view a bit easier, but it's not utter crap. I liked that the plate leveling was easy- and a one-and-done. I've printed a few things on here now, and I'm happy with them. My only issue is the prints stick too much to the build plate, but that's likely a setting I'm still honinig in. Here are a couple of the things I printed. First is Uzi Jesus from the novel Dungeon Crawler Carl (great read). I painted him for my brother-in-law as he related to this character. The second print was a miniature I created from Hero Forge. The bigger one is standard game size, the smaller one is 72mm scale for a diorama I build. They all printed great with the water-washable resin from Anycubic. Overall, I'd recommend this for anyone wanting to build some small bits for arts and crafts or some practical builds (I printed a small spade to clear out the snowblower chute, works great).

Stampante veramente ottima

Good But print model size need more big

Hola buen día, adquirí este producto con ustedes, me gustaría que me dieran orientación ya que la impresora no reconoce los archivos de la usb que agregue para imprimir, si reconoce y ya imprimí los archivos muestra que traía la usb Muchas gracias

Impressora incr'vel. Tinha uma antiga photon e esta supera em tudo, desde tempo de impressão, qualidade da impressão e extremamente silenciosa (nem parece que está funcionando). Recomendo

Not good