Mid-range
Saturn-grade 14 × 19 µm output with chamber heating, and the easiest screen swap in the category: a framed panel behind eight screws rather than a glued teardown. For somebody who expects to replace a screen, that design is worth more than a spec sheet line.
Leveling is manual, and the trade for a small brand is the support queue behind it. Several owners report repeated screen deaths at the permanently attached ribbon cable, one of them four screens in six months, and end-of-print time estimates drift.
Best at: Repairability, in a category that usually refuses it.
Worst at: Screen life, on the exact part it makes easy to replace.
| Build volume | 211 × 118 × 240 mm |
|---|---|
| XY pixel | 14 × 19 µm |
| Release system | Static |
| Heated vat | Yes |
| Screen swap | Framed, eight screws |
| Open resin | Yes |
| Noise | Not published ? |
M manufacturer figure V measured by an owner or reviewer ? unverified
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