Elegoo Mars 4 Ultra

from $219
LCD resolution
9K
Screen diagonal
7"
Max print speed
150 mm/h
Build Volume
153.36×77.76×165 mm

Specifications

Build Volume

X × Y × Z153.36×77.76×165 mm

Layer Height

Range0.01 - 0.2 mm

Screen & light

Light sourceMono LCD
LCD resolution9K (8520×4320)
Screen diagonal7"
Pixel size18 μm
UV wavelength405 nm

Speed & layers

Max print speed150 mm/h
Z-axis accuracy20 μm

Physical

Weight6.5 kg
Power Consumption72 W

Information

Release Year2023
Warranty12 months

Description

The Elegoo Mars 4 Ultra is a compact MSLA resin printer with a 7-inch 9K monochrome LCD. What sets it apart from the plain Mars 4: an ACF release film, a four-screw plate mount instead of a ball joint, and Wi-Fi. No tilting vat, no resin heater — the speed comes from the film.

Build volume is 153×78×165 mm, the screen runs 8520×4320 at an 18 μm pixel, and rated speed is 150 mm/h. Layer height runs 0.01–0.2 mm with 0.02 mm Z accuracy. A 405 nm COB array with a Fresnel lens cures the resin, 9H tempered glass shields the panel, and files come over dual-band Wi-Fi or on a stick.

Pros

  • 18 μm pixel against last generation's 35 μm: Goonhammer printed the same bust on both, and the gap shows on curves and eyes — primer doesn't hide it
  • The ACF film cuts peel force: LIDER-3D printed a pair of figures in 6:43 versus 8:57 on the base Mars 4
  • Four screws hold the plate instead of a ball joint — Goonhammer's best reason to pay for the Ultra: level once and forget it
  • Dual-band Wi-Fi holds a solid link: the iXBT reviewer sends models straight from ChiTuBox instead of carrying a stick out
  • The deeply laser-etched plate releases a test slab easily; the same slab had to be pried off a Mars 3
  • The carbon air purifier is included and runs only during a print, saving filter life

Cons

  • The ACF film scatters light slightly: surfaces look glossier, and 3DSourced found fine texture softer than it should be
  • The 150 mm/h figure assumes the fast profile at 0.1 mm layers; back at a normal 0.05 mm, print time roughly doubles
  • Leveling is manual across four screws: 3DSourced found the supplied card too thick, and 3DJake calls the vat screws a pain to clean
  • At launch Wi-Fi worked only from Voxeldance Tango and wouldn't flash firmware; the 24 V USB port under the hood is for the filter and will fry a flash drive

It's aimed at tabletop miniatures, busts, jewellery masters and small precision parts: the narrow 153×78 mm plate means big models get cut up, but 18 μm resolves cloth and facial detail.

Bottom line: one of the most detailed printers in its class; the speed rides on the ACF film, paid for with softer surfaces and manual leveling.

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