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Elegoo recently released Jupiter 2, the update to Elegoo's first large-format resin printer. While this is technically the 3rd iteration of the Jupiter line, the latest feature upgrades are sure to catch the eyes of consumers looking to print larger models without breaking the bank.
At $949 , the Elegoo Jupiter 2 includes an easy swap of film, a heated vat, a camera, auto refill/reclaim, and the best part, a larger build volume than its predecessor - ideal for makers who want to print bigger models or cosplay items. With these great features, combined with the price tag, the Jupiter 2 takes a spot on our list as one of the best resin 3D printers we've tested to date.
Specifications: Elegoo Jupiter 2
Swipe to scroll horizontally Build Volume 302 x 161.98 x 300 mm (11.9 x 6.3 x 11.8 inches) LCD Screen 14-inch 16k Monochrome(15120 x 6230) Light Source COB (Chip On Board) + Fresnel Collimating Lens X/Y Axis Resolution 20 x 26μm Normal Exposure Time 2.5 seconds Interface 4-inch touch panel Connectivity USB, WiFi Machine Footprint 465 x 508.1 x 648 mm (18.3 x 20 x 25.5 inches) Machine Weight 40kg (88 lbs) Release Date April 15, 2026 MSRP $949
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The Elegoo Jupiter 2 ships with a small box of tools, a metal scraper, a plastic scraper, a pair of gloves, an allen key set, a mask, filters, and a USB drive. The USB drive comes preloaded with the Jupiter 2 user manual as well as the standard Elegoo Rook test file and Elegoo's SateLite slicing software.
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One thing to point out with the Jupiter 2 is the footprint of the printer. The Jupiter 2 is only 465 x 508.1 x 648 mm (18.3 x 20 x 25.5 inches) with its doors closed. When fully open, that story quickly changes to a whopping 1054.1 mm (41.5 inches) wide. However, you can still get the build plate out safely without needing to fully open the doors.
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