# Anycubic Photon Mono M7 Max review

Large 14.7 liter resin printer with an auto fill resin pump

- Our score: 6.7 out of 10
- Price: $749 (checked Nov 4, 2026)
- Status: on sale
- Best for: resin users printing large models or full plates of miniatures
- Skip if: you have little space or want a compact miniature printer
- HTML version: https://robotsforthat.com/robot/anycubic-photon-mono-m7-max/

## Verdict

The Photon Mono M7 Max is a big resin printer for large statues, cosplay parts or full trays of miniatures. PCMag gave it an Editors' Choice for accuracy and easy setup, and the auto fill pump and heated vat help with long prints. It weighs 24 kg, needs manual leveling and has no fume filter, so most hobbyists will be fine with a smaller model.

## Pros

- Very large 14.7 L build volume
- Accurate, 9.94 mm on a 10 mm test (PCMag)
- Auto fill resin pump and heated vat
- Failed print detection with app alerts
- Price cut to $749

## Cons

- Heavy at 24 kg
- Manual 4 point leveling
- No built in fume filter
- Cloud connection was spotty for CGMagazine
- Heavy prints can detach from the plate

## Specs

- build volume: 298 x 164 x 300 mm, 14.7 L (Anycubic)
- print speed: Up to 63 mm/h; about 31 mm/h with standard resin at 0.05 mm, up to 86 mm/h with high speed resin at 0.1 mm (Anycubic)
- multi color: No, resin printer prints one resin at a time
- enclosure: Yes, lift off UV blocking cover; no built in fume filter (PCMag)
- auto leveling: No, 4 point manual leveling (Anycubic); ships factory leveled and leveling took about 5 minutes for CGMagazine
- max nozzle temp: Not applicable, resin (MSLA) printer with no nozzle
- heated bed: No heated bed; heated vat keeps resin at 20 to 40 C (Anycubic)
- filament types: Not applicable, uses 405 nm resin; works with PhotonWorkshop, Chitubox and Lychee (CGMagazine)
- connectivity: USB and Wi-Fi with the Anycubic app (Anycubic, PCMag); CGMagazine found cloud links worked about 90% of the time
- camera: Not listed (Anycubic)
- assembly: About 15 minutes to the first print (PCMag); about 30 minutes for CGMagazine
- weight: 24 kg; 425 x 362 x 652 mm (Anycubic)
- resolution: 13.6 inch 7K mono LCD, 46 x 46 micron XY, layers 0.01 to 0.15 mm (Anycubic)

## Safety

- recalls: No recall found for this model as of 2026-11-02 (web search of cpsc.gov for 3D printer recalls; only the Bambu Lab A1 appeared)
- fcc: Not checked
- company status: Active
- warranty: 1 year on 3D printers, 14 day no reason return (Anycubic store)

## Questions buyers ask

### How big can the Photon Mono M7 Max print?

Up to 298 x 164 x 300 mm, or 14.7 liters, per Anycubic.

### Does it level itself?

No. It ships factory leveled and uses 4 point manual leveling, which took CGMagazine about 5 minutes.

### Should I get the M7 Pro instead?

If you mostly print miniatures, yes. CGMagazine pointed to the cheaper M7 Pro for users who do not need the larger volume.

## Sources

1. [Anycubic store: Photon Mono M7 Max](https://store.anycubic.com/products/photon-mono-m7-max)
2. [PCMag (via Yahoo Tech): Anycubic Photon Mono M7 Max review](https://tech.yahoo.com/articles/anycubic-photon-mono-m7-max-180000504.html)
3. [CGMagazine: Anycubic Photon Mono M7 Max review](https://www.cgmagonline.com/review/hardware/anycubic-photon-mono-m7-max)