Pixel pitch describes the screen, not the tolerance of the part · review
The large-format option: a 10-inch 12K screen and a 218.88 × 122.88 × 260 mm build volume, with Wi-Fi transfer and 4-point manual leveling.
A 10-inch screen and 260 mm of height let you print busts, tall figures or a full plate of small parts in one run. That is what separates it from the 7-inch printers here.
The 12K panel runs 11520 × 5120. Spread across a large screen, the pixels are not automatically smaller than on a 7-inch machine, so compare XY figures rather than the K number.
More resin in the vat, more waste to handle and a bigger wash station. Check that your wash station is taller than your tallest print.
| Screen | 10-inch 12K mono LCD, 11520 × 5120 |
|---|---|
| Build volume | 218.88 × 122.88 × 260 mm (8.62 × 4.84 × 10.24 in), stated |
| Protection | 9H tempered glass over the LCD |
| Operating system | Linux with 4 GB RAM |
| Wi-Fi | File transfer at 6–10 Mbps, stated |
| Leveling | 4-point manual |
| Amazon ASIN | B0C5JM4WF6 |
The listing states 218.88 × 122.88 × 260 mm, or 8.62 × 4.84 × 10.24 in.
No. It uses a 4-point leveling system, which the listing says is easy to operate.
7.8/ 10
Buy it for the size. If your parts fit a 7-inch printer, the Mars 5 Ultra is the better value.
workshop machines from the same category, at nearby prices. Only what all of them publish is shown: a column with holes compares nothing.
| Model | Price | Screen |
|---|---|---|
| ELEGOO Saturn 3 Ultra | $340 | 10-inch 12K mono LCD, 11520 × 5120 |
| Anycubic Photon Mono 4 Ultra | $330 | 7-inch 10K, 9024 × 5120 |
| ELEGOO Mars 5 Ultra | $300 | 7-inch 9K mono LCD |
| Anycubic Photon Mono 4 | $210 | 7-inch 10K mono LCD, 9024 × 5120 |
A maker who prints large models or batches and is happy to level by hand.
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MSLA resin · 7-in 10K · 9024 × 5120 · 17 × 17 µm · ACF film · up to 120 mm/h · COB with Fresnel lens · light uniformity ≥90%
The faster Mono 4: ACF film and a release algorithm raise the stated top speed to 120 mm/h, on the same 17 × 17 µm 10K screen, with a COB and Fresnel light.
Best for: A resin owner who values speed and printing checks on a 7-inch machine.
≈ $330
MSLA resin · 7-in 10K mono LCD · 9024 × 5120 · 17 × 17 µm · 153.4 × 87 × 165 mm · LighTurbo matrix · 4-point leveling
A 7-inch 10K resin printer with 17 × 17 µm pixels and a stated 153.4 × 87 × 165 mm volume, leveled by hand with a 4-point method.
Best for: A detail-minded buyer who can level by hand and wants the most pixels for the money.
≈ $210
MSLA resin · 7-in 9K mono LCD · 18 µm XY · tilt release · up to 150 mm/h · AI camera · Wi-Fi
A 7-inch 9K resin printer with 18 µm XY resolution, a tilting release that the listing rates up to 150 mm/h, an AI camera and Wi-Fi.
Best for: A miniature painter or jewelry modeler who wants fine pixels and remote checking.
≈ $300
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