Anycubic’s newest Photon Mono 2 was made specifically with first time resin users in mind. It delivers quality 4K prints with a smaller sized vat and a petite footprint that requires minimal space. Its features are about the same – and occasionally better – than the Photon Mono 4K, which it will be replacing in the Anycubic lineup.
The Photon Mono 2 retails for a rock bottom price of $230. We’ve noticed serious cut backs in the machine’s base unit and cover, both of which are plastic rather than metal or acrylic. Other than making the printer feather-light, cheaper materials don’t seem to be doing any harm. The print quality is quite crisp, the speed is good, and the machine is very easy to use.
