GoKawiilAnycubic’s Photon P1 MAX is the latest large resin printer, with new tech alongside its little brother, the P1. It sports a heated vat, Wave Release Technology, and a large, locking build plate and vat.
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Anycubic’s newest Photon P1 was released a few months ago, and now it’s time for its bigger brother to step into the resin printing spotlight. Replacing the current Mono M7 Max, the Anycubic Photon P1 MAX packs in some new tech, along with a larger build volume.
Anycubic is showing off its new refined look for resin printing here – sleek, simple, and user- friendly. The Photon P1 Max has the same look and feel as the P1. However, the firmware on the machine we are testing was still in its early stages. With a few bugs, it still works as it should.
The Anycubic P1 MAX is currently on a presale on Anycubic's website for $1,103.00. After the presale, the P1 MAX will go up to $1,149, which isn’t a significant price increase. With all the tech packed into this printer and its simple, sleek design, it’s a great addition to any 3D printer’s workshop and lands a spot on our best resin printers list.
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Specifications: Anycubic Photon P1 MAX
Swipe to scroll horizontally Build Volume 285.5 x 214 x 300 mm (11.2 x 8.4 x 11.8 inches) LCD Screen 1-inch 12K monochrome Light Source COB (Chip-on-board) + Reflector +Aspherical Fresnel Lens X/Y Axis Resolution 24.8 x 24.8μm Normal Exposure Time 2.0 seconds Interface 4.5-inch resistive touchscreen Connectivity USB, Wi-Fi Machine Footprint 430 x 414 x 625 mm (16.9 x 16.2 x 24.6 inches) Machine Weight 23.1kg (50.9 lbs) Release Date July 22, 2026 MSRP $1,103
Included in the Box: Anycubic Photon P1 MAX
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