Name: Anycubic Photon Mono X2
Brand: Anycubic

Specifications

Build Volume

X × Y × Z196×122×200 mm

Layer Height

Range0.01 - 0.15 mm

Screen & light

Light sourceMono LCD

LCD resolution4K+ (4096×2560)

Screen diagonal9.1"

Pixel size48 μm

UV wavelength405 nm

Speed & layers

Max print speed60 mm/h

Z-axis accuracy10 μm

Resin tank

Anti-aliasingYes

Physical

Weight7 kg

Power Consumption100 W

Information

Release Year2022

StatusDiscontinued

Description

The Anycubic Photon Mono X2 is a mid-format resin (LCD/MSLA) 3D printer, an updated version of the popular Photon Mono X. It suits hobbyists and experienced users who need high detail for miniatures, figurines and functional parts at an accessible price.

The build volume is 196×122×200 mm, with a 9.1" monochrome 4K+ screen (4096×2560 px) and a 48 µm pixel size. Print speed reaches up to 60 mm/h along the Z axis. Even exposure comes from the Anycubic LighTurbo matrix light source (405 nm), while dual linear rails deliver 10 µm Z accuracy. The laser-engraved textured plate improves adhesion and part removal, and the removable cover blocks 99.95% of UV. Control is via a 3.5" touchscreen.

Pros

High detail and dimensional accuracy — reviewers praise miniature and functional-part quality
Dual linear rails on the Z axis (10 µm accuracy) reduce visible layer lines on walls
LighTurbo matrix light source gives even exposure — the LED grid and anti-aliasing issues of earlier models are fixed
Ships mostly pre-assembled: setup takes only a few minutes
Compatible with Photon Workshop, CHITUBOX and Lychee Slicer; works with any 405 nm resin
Decently large 196×122×200 mm build volume for a resin machine at a low price

Cons

Screen life is around 2000 hours — the LCD will eventually need replacing
Manual 4-point bed leveling only, with no auto-leveling
Resin fumes and fan noise mean it's best kept out of living spaces
No Wi-Fi or modern port: data transfer is via USB Type-A 2.0 only

The Photon Mono X2 fits anyone printing high-detail models: tabletop miniatures, busts, figurines, jewelry masters and small functional parts. It's a good way to step up to mid-format resin printing without overpaying.

Bottom line: a reliable, accurate mid-format resin printer with an excellent price-to-quality ratio; the trade-offs are manual leveling and no wireless connectivity.