Anycubic Photon Mono M7 Max vs. Elegoo Jupiter 2
Both resin printers compared directly. The lower price, the larger build volume and the smaller pixels (finer XY resolution) according to the manufacturer are marked in green.
The key differences
- Both are in the same price class, but the Anycubic Photon Mono M7 Max is cheaper in the manufacturer's shop (€649 instead of €899).
- The Elegoo Jupiter 2 has the smaller pixels (20 x 26 µm instead of 46 x 46 µm), so it can reproduce finer detail across the surface.
- The Elegoo Jupiter 2 levels automatically, while levelling on the Anycubic Photon Mono M7 Max is manual (4-point levelling) according to the manufacturer.
| Anycubic Photon Mono M7 Max | Elegoo Jupiter 2 | |
|---|---|---|
| Price range | €600 to €1,200 | €600 to €1,200 |
| Price in the manufacturer's shop | €649 (As of 26 Oct 2026) | €899; Bundles with wash station from €953 (As of 26 Oct 2026) |
| Build volume | 298 × 164 × 300 mm (14.7 l) | 302 × 162 × 300 mm (14.7 l) |
| Dimensions | 425 × 362 × 652 mm | 465 × 508.1 × 648.1 mm |
| Weight | 24 kg | 28.9 kg |
| Display | 13.6-inch mono LCD, 7K | 14-inch mono LCD, 16K (15120 x 6230), tool-free exchange |
| XY resolution (pixel size) | 46 x 46 µm | 20 x 26 µm |
| Light source | COB light source with Fresnel lens, 4500 µW/cm² | COB light source with Fresnel collimating lens |
| Layer thickness | 0.01 to 0.15 mm | 0.01 to 0.2 mm |
| Speed (according to the manufacturer) | up to 63 mm/h with standard resin, up to 86 mm/h with high-speed resin (0.1 mm layer in each case) | up to 90 mm/h |
| Z axis | Double linear rails, 10 µm accuracy | Z accuracy 0.02 mm; design: not specified by the manufacturer |
| Heating | yes, vat heating | yes, vat heating to 30 °C |
| Levelling | manual (4-point levelling) | automatic (multi-point with four force sensors), manual possible |
| Equipment | Flip lid, Resumes after a power cut, automatic refilling supported, replaceable screen protector, Air purifier optional | automatic refilling and return from a 2 kg bottle, Chamber camera with light, time-lapse, Sensors for resin shortage, residue and levelling errors, Resumes after a power cut, tool-free replaceable LCD, Quick-change film |
| Connectivity | USB, Wi-Fi, LAN (announced), Anycubic app | USB, Wi-Fi (cluster printing), app control |
| Software | Photon Workshop, Chitubox, Lychee (announced) | ELEGOO SatelLite, Nexprint, ELEGOO Matrix app |
| Materials (according to the manufacturer) | High-speed resin, water-washable resin, Standard resin, ABS-like resin, plant-based resin | Standard resins at 405 nm |
Who is which one suitable for?
Anycubic Photon Mono M7 Max
Users who need large parts or many parts per print and place little value on the finest detail.
- large build volume (14.7 l)
- Vat heating
View price*Voucher code NADINMACHT: €15 off
Elegoo Jupiter 2
Small businesses and ambitious hobby users who print large parts at high resolution.
- large build volume with 16K resolution
- automatic refilling and force-sensor levelling
Before buying: Liquid resin irritates the skin and can cause allergies. More on this under Safety in resin printing.
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