Anycubic
Anycubic Photon Mono M7 Max
A 13.6-inch 7K panel — nearly a foot of resin build plate in both directions.
SLAProSmall BusinessTabletopCosplayJewelry
$649.99$829.99−21.7% Updated about 10 hours ago · Manual price
Recommended budget: $550 – $750 · Best for: Small Business, Tabletop, Cosplay, Jewelry
8.0PrintForge score / 10
Speed
7.0
Quality
8.5
Ease of use
8.0
Value
8.5
Support
8.0
90-day price history
Lowest $477.24Average $569.33Highest $691.32
Our take
The M7 Max is about scale: a 13.6-inch 7K monochrome LCD covering a 300×297×165mm build area, with LighTurbo 3.0 uniformity, dynamic heating and a flip-open cover for quick vat access. It is the affordable answer to “I need resin detail on parts the size of a shoebox lid” — costume visors, large statues, batch runs of big miniatures.
Pros
- 300×297mm resin build plate
- 13.6″ 7K mono LCD
- Dynamic heating, flip-open lid
- Uniform LighTurbo 3.0 light engine
Cons
- Huge resin consumption per print
- 7K panel is less sharp than 14K rivals
- Heavy machine, serious workspace needed
Verdict
Resin at FDM scale — the only affordable way to print large parts with LCD detail.
