It sounds silly, but the thing I hate most about resin 3D printing is the mess – and the Creality Halot-X1 seems to agree that it sucks. Sure, it's got an impressive 16K resolution for its prints and sports a fancy new mechanism that promises to provide better results. But many ease-of-use features seek to minimize that hassle, and adding a resin feed system only improves things.
This also makes it a great choice for beginners. Actually, I'd argue that the Creality Halot-X1 is a good introduction to the hobby for newcomers regardless of whether you want to make proxies for Warhammer or miniatures to serve in the best tabletop RPGs.
