Photon Mono M7 Max

Overview

The Photon Mono M7 Max scales up the M7 platform's screen and build area rather than its pixel density — a 13.6-inch, 7K monochrome LCD (6,480 x 3,600 pixels, 46 x 46 µm XY resolution) sits over a 298 x 164 x 300 mm (14.7-liter) build volume, aimed at large single prints or bigger batches rather than finer per-pixel detail. It uses the same COB-plus-Fresnel-lens light engine as the rest of the M7 line (LighTurbo 3.0), rated at 4500 µW/cm² ±10%, and a dual-linear-rail Z-axis rated to 10 µm precision. Layer height spans 0.01 to 0.15 mm. Anycubic lists standard-resin speeds up to roughly 63 mm/h at 0.1mm layers (31 mm/h at finer 0.05mm layers) and up to around 86 mm/h with high-speed resin. The 1.3-liter unibody vat has scale markings for measuring resin by eye. Connectivity is USB and Wi-Fi 2.4GHz, with the Anycubic App supporting multi-device sync, remote slicing, and cloud print jobs from a phone — LAN support was added later and isn't confirmed on all units. At 24 kg and 425 x 362 x 652 mm, it's a floor-standing machine, and no built-in camera was confirmed for this model. It's best suited to buyers who need Anycubic's largest current build volume and can work with 7K rather than 14K detail.

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