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Anycubic Photon Mono M7 Pro review: fast 14K resin printing with a heated vat
A 10.1-inch 14K resin printer with heated vat, auto resin refill and up to 170 mm/h, $459. Tom’s Hardware called it freaky fast; the hood wobbles slightly.
Excellent
Best for Miniature makers who want speed and reliability in a mid-size resin printer
List price$459
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Preview review. Compiled from manufacturer specifications and published information. We will update the scores after hands-on testing.
Our verdict
The Photon Mono M7 Pro is fast, detailed and easy: Tom’s Hardware found it freaky fast even with normal resin, and GamesRadar called it the standout of everything it tested in 2024. It adds automatic resin refilling and a heated vat that keeps resin at working temperature. The hood wobbles a little on its base. At $459, down from $669, it is a strong mid-size resin printer.
What we like
- 14K screen, 16.8 × 24.8 µm XY resolution
- Up to 170 mm/h with high-speed resin
- Heated vat with automatic temperature control
- Automatic resin refill
- Long-life release film (45,000 layers claimed)
What could be better
- Hood wobbles slightly on the base (Basic Tutorials)
- Top speeds need Anycubic’s high-speed resin
- Bigger resin commitment than the Mono 4
- No tilt release
- Several reviews were sponsored or affiliate-linked
Score breakdown
Overall = 35% Print speed + 25% Print quality + 20% Setup and ease of use + 20% Value. How we test
What is it?
The Photon Mono M7 Pro is Anycubic’s mid-size resin printer. It has a 10.1-inch 14K screen, a heated resin vat with automatic temperature control and an automatic resin refill system.
It costs $459 on the US store on 1 November 2026 (list $669).
What reviewers found
- Tom’s Hardware called it freaky fast even with normal resin, and noted the release film is rated for 45,000 layers.
- GamesRadar said it delivers incredibly high detail and was the standout of everything it had tested in 2024; it works out of the box, which makes it good for newcomers.
- 3DWithUs, VoxelMatters and 3DWork praised its straightforward workflow.
- Basic Tutorials found it solid overall, but the hood wobbles slightly on the base.
With Anycubic’s High-Speed 2.0 resin it reaches 170 mm/h at 0.1 mm layers.
Who should not buy it
- Beginners on a tight budget: the Photon Mono 4 costs $159.
- Anyone wanting the very largest prints: the M7 Max is bigger.
vs rivals
- vs ELEGOO Saturn 4 Ultra 16K ($563): heated vat and tilt release, a little more detail, higher price. See M7 Pro vs Saturn 4 Ultra 16K.
- vs Photon Mono 4 ($159): much smaller, no heated vat.
Final thoughts
The M7 Pro is fast, reliable and well priced at $459. It is the Anycubic resin printer to buy if you print regularly.
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Full specifications
| Type | MSLA resin |
|---|---|
| Screen | 10.1-inch 14K mono LCD, 16.8 × 24.8 µm |
| Speed | Up to 170 mm/h (high-speed resin, 0.1 mm layers) |
| Features | Heated vat, auto resin refill, long-life film |
| Price | $459 (list $669) |
| Released | 2024 |
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