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product_id: 546641557
title: "ELEGOO Mars 4 MSLA 3D Printer with 7\" 9K Monochrome LCD, UV Resin Photocuring Printer, Multiple Print Modes, Printing Size of 6.04 × 3.06 × 6.89 inches"
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# COB 405nm UV light source 6.04×3.06×6.89 in build volume 7" 9K Mono LCD, 8520x4320 res ELEGOO Mars 4 MSLA 3D Printer with 7" 9K Monochrome LCD, UV Resin Photocuring Printer, Multiple Print Modes, Printing Size of 6.04 × 3.06 × 6.89 inches

**Brand:** elegoo
**Price:** 14237628₫
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🚀 Elevate your 3D printing game with precision and power — don’t get left behind!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** ELEGOO Mars 4 MSLA 3D Printer with 7" 9K Monochrome LCD, UV Resin Photocuring Printer, Multiple Print Modes, Printing Size of 6.04 × 3.06 × 6.89 inches by elegoo
- **How much does it cost?** 14237628₫ with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- elegoo enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted elegoo brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Consistent & Fast Curing:** Powerful COB UV light source ensures uniform exposure for reliable, high-quality prints every time.
- • **Ultra-High Definition Prints:** Experience razor-sharp 18μm XY resolution with a stunning 7-inch 9K monochrome LCD that captures every intricate detail flawlessly.
- • **Intuitive Touchscreen Control:** 3.5-inch UI with real-time progress and model preview keeps you in command, making monitoring and adjustments seamless.
- • **Effortless Adhesion & Success Rate:** Laser-carved build plate guarantees superior model adhesion, minimizing print failures and wasted resin.
- • **Generous Build Volume for Ambitious Projects:** Print larger, more complex models with a spacious 6.04×3.06×6.89 inch build area without compromising precision.

## Overview

The ELEGOO Mars 4 MSLA 3D Printer features a cutting-edge 7-inch 9K monochrome LCD delivering ultra-fine 18μm XY resolution, a sizable 6.04×3.06×6.89 inch build volume, and a uniform COB 405nm UV light source for consistent resin curing. Designed for both beginners and pros, it boasts a laser-etched build plate for superior adhesion and a user-friendly 3.5-inch touchscreen interface with real-time print monitoring, ensuring high success rates and detailed, professional-quality prints.

## Description

ELEGOO Mars 4 MSLA 3D Printer with 7" 9K Monochrome LCD, UV Resin Photocuring Printer, Multiple Print Modes, Printing Size of 6.04 × 3.06 × 6.89 inches: desertcart.com: Industrial & Scientific

Review: Worth it - To start off, I’m a complete beginner to 3D printing. Back in high school, we did some basic 3D design and printing, but it wasn’t to the level that 3D printing is at now. The printers we had were older models that could only use certain filaments, and the technology wasn’t as advanced. I didn’t get into 3D printing seriously until recently, and I’m still learning along the way. So, you might be wondering: why am I talking about the Mars 5 Ultra when I’m a newbie? Well, I’ve been exploring 3D printing because I have a small business on eBay, and I wanted to add more product options to my listings. I started researching 3D printers online and quickly realized that there are so many options out there. I was particularly drawn to resin printing because it offers a level of detail that filament printers simply can’t match. If you’ve ever seen a resin print up close, you’ll know what I mean. The fine details are incredible. I also found that resin printers tend to have more predictable print times, which was a huge factor for me since I’m running a business and need consistency in my workflow. Of course, I’m not saying that resin printing is better than filament printing—it just has more of the features I was looking for. Another thing that’s worth mentioning is that I bought this printer with my own hard-earned money. I didn’t get it for free, and no one’s paying me to say nice things about it. So, everything I’m about to share in this video is my honest opinion, based on my own experience with this printer. So, why the Mars 5 Ultra? Let’s talk about the Mars 5 Ultra for a moment. I’m going to keep calling it the M5 Ultra because saying "Mars 5 Ultra" every time is just too much! M5 Ultra—much easier, right? Now, why did I pick the M5 Ultra? Well, to be completely transparent, marketing played a big role in my decision. I didn’t know much about 3D printers at the time, but I saw an ad that talked about all the amazing features, like the 8K screen, the tilting vat, and the laser-etched build plate. I thought, Wow, this looks like a high-tech printer that could handle everything I need and more. I also noticed it had a lot of positive reviews from other users, which definitely influenced my decision. One feature that really stood out to me was the self-zeroing build plate. If you’re new to 3D printing, one of the most annoying things can be manually leveling the print bed. It’s just a hassle, and if you don’t get it right, your prints can fail. The M5 Ultra takes care of that automatically, which is such a relief. Now let’s talk about the pros of the M5 Ultra First of all, this printer is FAST. The tilting vat really helps with that. Instead of having to pull the print off the FEP after each layer is cured, the vat tilts and essentially peels the print off by itself. This minimizes the time spent on each layer and speeds up the whole printing process without compromising quality. I was honestly amazed by how fast the prints came out while still maintaining excellent detail. Another great thing about this printer is the camera feature. It has a built-in camera that lets you monitor the print remotely. This is fantastic, especially if you have a busy schedule or need to leave your printer unattended. Imagine being away from your printer and being able to check on your print from your Laptop—that level of convenience is something I really appreciate. It even supports time-lapse recording, which is perfect if you want to show off your print process to others or simply keep a record of your prints. Just be understand that if you want to get the most out of the camera arrange prints so short this are in so it does block the view. The M5 Ultra also comes with a 3-month subscription to Chitubox Pro, which is a huge bonus. If you’re not familiar with Chitubox, it’s a slicer software that makes it easy to prepare your 3D models for printing. The Pro version gives you access to more advanced features, like better support generation, advanced model manipulation, and more control over the print orientation. It’s definitely a tool I’m still learning to use, but I can already tell that it’s making my printing process a lot smoother. Let’s talk about the sensors and diagnostics One thing that stood out to me is the printer’s ability to run self-diagnostics. If something’s wrong, the M5 Ultra will let you know. It also has resin sensors that detect when you have too much resin or too little resin in the Another thing I like is how easy it is to adjust exposure times. The resin I’m using right now is Elegoo’s 8K resin. It’s a little picky when it comes to UV exposure, which means it sometimes requires longer curing times to properly stick to the build plate. the M5 Ultra made it really easy to tweak the exposure settings. I think it’s great when companies make things like this simple and accessible, especially for beginners like me. Now, let’s talk about the cons. No printer is perfect, and the M5 Ultra has a few things that could be improved. First, I’m not a fan of the lid. While it does a great job keeping fumes inside the print chamber and blocking UV light, it doesn’t have any hinges. So, whenever I need to open it, I have to take the whole lid off, which can be a bit annoying. And if you’re working in a small space like I am, it just takes up more room than I’d like. Another small issue I have is with the resin spout. The spout for pouring the resin is rounded instead of having a sharp edge. This might seem like a minor thing, but when you’re working with resin, you want to avoid spills and messes. A sharper spout would make it easier to pour the resin neatly and avoid making a mess. Last issues it the camera don’t get me wrong it is a great feature to have, but easy to block it with a large print, or the low res screen makes it hard something get whats going on. Expectionlly when most of us us heavy curtain to block out any sun light that can potentially ruin prints. Final Thoughts So, those are the main pros and cons of the M5 Ultra, at least from my experience so far. Overall, I’m really impressed with the printer. The print quality is fantastic, and the features, like the tilting vat, self-leveling build plate, and remote monitoring, make it incredibly user-friendly. I’m excited to keep printing with it and will definitely update this review after a few months to see how it holds up over time. Right now, I’m still in that “honeymoon phase,” but I’m looking forward to seeing how it performs once I get into the regular, day-to-day printing routine. I am very excited to try Elegoo other products.
Review: Expectations exceeded - I rarely leave reviews unless a product is either a complete disappointment or completely blows me away. This printer absolutely falls into the second category. I’ve been printing miniatures and models nonstop since unboxing it. The setup was ridiculously simple. I leveled the unit with the adjustable feet, connected to WiFi, updated the firmware, ran the self-calibration, poured in the resin, and started the test print. No tweaking exposure times. No dialing in layer thickness. No endless troubleshooting. It just worked — and the results were impressive right out of the gate. The 9K resolution is on another level. Standard FDM printers simply aren’t in the same league when it comes to detail. FDM definitely has its place, but for printing and painting highly detailed miniatures, I don’t see myself going back. This is my first resin printer, and it has completely earned my trust in the brand. The only issues I’ve had were user error — mostly related to slicing and adding supports before exporting files. That’s just part of the learning curve with any hobby, and honestly, it’s been pretty painless. “Oh, that failed? Add a little more support here and there.” Problem solved. The included three-month subscription to Chitubox Pro has been great. The auto-orient and magic support tools make prepping models quick and easy. I can splice and support a model in minutes. And if a print does fail? Cleanup is straightforward. Remove the build plate and scrape it clean, run the tank clean cycle, drain the vat, peel off the cured layer from the screen, refill, and you’re back in business. Overall, this printer exceeded my expectations in every way.

## Features

- 【7-Inch 9K Mono LCD】ELEGOO Mars 4 resin 3d printer boasts a 7-inch 9K mono LCD that boasts an impressive 8520x4320 resolution and 18μm XY resolution, enabling you to print crisp and intricate models every time with every detail of your model accurately rendered.
- 【Large Build Volume】The 153.36×77.76×175 mm³/6.04×3.06×6.89 inch build volume provides you with enough space for daily creations without sacrificing printing accuracy.
- 【COB Light Source】The Mars 4 3d resin printer uses a powerful COB light source that uniformly exposes the beam of 405nm wavelength across the entire LCD, ensuring that your prints are consistent and accurate.
- 【Laser-Carved Build Plate】The build plate has a laser-carved surface that provides excellent adhesion and ensures that models stick to the build plate during printing to improve the printing success rate.
- 【User-Friendly UI】The 3.5-inch touch screen comes with a model preview function and a real-time progress bar that allows you to monitor the printing process and make adjustments as needed.
- If you have a problem with the product, please reach out to ELEGOO professional technical support team, we will respond within 24 business hours.
- ELEGOO Mars 4 Resin Printer is suitable for 3d printing beginners. (Caution: Kids should be accompanied by an adult or responsible person when using.)

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0BKFF964V |
| Best Sellers Rank | #7,310 in Industrial & Scientific ( See Top 100 in Industrial & Scientific ) #14 in 3D Printers |
| Date First Available | October 25, 2022 |
| Item Weight | 14.97 pounds |
| Item model number | Mars 4 9K |
| Manufacturer | ELEGOO |
| Product Dimensions | 11.54 x 11.54 x 10.91 inches |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** ELEGOO
- **Color:** Red
- **Compatible Devices:** Personal Computer
- **Material:** ABS, Aluminum, Polycarbonate
- **Product Dimensions:** 8.94"D x 8.94"W x 17.24"H

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: 1, The printer won't turn on, what should I do?**
A: Remove the USB drive, restart the machine to see if it starts normally, non-original USB drives will cause something wrong.Also check for resin leaks.Check if the adapter has the correct 24V output Or try other 12V adapters, is the machine turned on?

**Q: 2, What should I do if the Mars 4 printer does not stick?**
A: Please check if the exposure of the machine is in good condition.If the UV light is not on, need to make sure whether the adapter is the correct 24V input.If other 12V adapters are used, will lead to insufficient uv energy.

**Q: 3, Z-axis is stuck, what should I do?**
A: Whether there is resin leakage into the motor part.Please turn off the machine, use your hand to rotate the z-axis screw to lift the build plate.Please reinstall the screws here, don’t tighten too much.Add lubricating oil on the guide rail and screw.

**Q: 4, How do I load new firmware?**
A: A:You only need to update the files and copy the files to the root directory of the disk.B:Insert the U disk into the printer. C:Restart the machine,LCD will be updated automatically,there will be beeping sound if successful and restart the machine.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Worth it
*by Z***. on January 2, 2025*

To start off, I’m a complete beginner to 3D printing. Back in high school, we did some basic 3D design and printing, but it wasn’t to the level that 3D printing is at now. The printers we had were older models that could only use certain filaments, and the technology wasn’t as advanced. I didn’t get into 3D printing seriously until recently, and I’m still learning along the way. So, you might be wondering: why am I talking about the Mars 5 Ultra when I’m a newbie? Well, I’ve been exploring 3D printing because I have a small business on eBay, and I wanted to add more product options to my listings. I started researching 3D printers online and quickly realized that there are so many options out there. I was particularly drawn to resin printing because it offers a level of detail that filament printers simply can’t match. If you’ve ever seen a resin print up close, you’ll know what I mean. The fine details are incredible. I also found that resin printers tend to have more predictable print times, which was a huge factor for me since I’m running a business and need consistency in my workflow. Of course, I’m not saying that resin printing is better than filament printing—it just has more of the features I was looking for. Another thing that’s worth mentioning is that I bought this printer with my own hard-earned money. I didn’t get it for free, and no one’s paying me to say nice things about it. So, everything I’m about to share in this video is my honest opinion, based on my own experience with this printer. So, why the Mars 5 Ultra? Let’s talk about the Mars 5 Ultra for a moment. I’m going to keep calling it the M5 Ultra because saying "Mars 5 Ultra" every time is just too much! M5 Ultra—much easier, right? Now, why did I pick the M5 Ultra? Well, to be completely transparent, marketing played a big role in my decision. I didn’t know much about 3D printers at the time, but I saw an ad that talked about all the amazing features, like the 8K screen, the tilting vat, and the laser-etched build plate. I thought, Wow, this looks like a high-tech printer that could handle everything I need and more. I also noticed it had a lot of positive reviews from other users, which definitely influenced my decision. One feature that really stood out to me was the self-zeroing build plate. If you’re new to 3D printing, one of the most annoying things can be manually leveling the print bed. It’s just a hassle, and if you don’t get it right, your prints can fail. The M5 Ultra takes care of that automatically, which is such a relief. Now let’s talk about the pros of the M5 Ultra First of all, this printer is FAST. The tilting vat really helps with that. Instead of having to pull the print off the FEP after each layer is cured, the vat tilts and essentially peels the print off by itself. This minimizes the time spent on each layer and speeds up the whole printing process without compromising quality. I was honestly amazed by how fast the prints came out while still maintaining excellent detail. Another great thing about this printer is the camera feature. It has a built-in camera that lets you monitor the print remotely. This is fantastic, especially if you have a busy schedule or need to leave your printer unattended. Imagine being away from your printer and being able to check on your print from your Laptop—that level of convenience is something I really appreciate. It even supports time-lapse recording, which is perfect if you want to show off your print process to others or simply keep a record of your prints. Just be understand that if you want to get the most out of the camera arrange prints so short this are in so it does block the view. The M5 Ultra also comes with a 3-month subscription to Chitubox Pro, which is a huge bonus. If you’re not familiar with Chitubox, it’s a slicer software that makes it easy to prepare your 3D models for printing. The Pro version gives you access to more advanced features, like better support generation, advanced model manipulation, and more control over the print orientation. It’s definitely a tool I’m still learning to use, but I can already tell that it’s making my printing process a lot smoother. Let’s talk about the sensors and diagnostics One thing that stood out to me is the printer’s ability to run self-diagnostics. If something’s wrong, the M5 Ultra will let you know. It also has resin sensors that detect when you have too much resin or too little resin in the Another thing I like is how easy it is to adjust exposure times. The resin I’m using right now is Elegoo’s 8K resin. It’s a little picky when it comes to UV exposure, which means it sometimes requires longer curing times to properly stick to the build plate. the M5 Ultra made it really easy to tweak the exposure settings. I think it’s great when companies make things like this simple and accessible, especially for beginners like me. Now, let’s talk about the cons. No printer is perfect, and the M5 Ultra has a few things that could be improved. First, I’m not a fan of the lid. While it does a great job keeping fumes inside the print chamber and blocking UV light, it doesn’t have any hinges. So, whenever I need to open it, I have to take the whole lid off, which can be a bit annoying. And if you’re working in a small space like I am, it just takes up more room than I’d like. Another small issue I have is with the resin spout. The spout for pouring the resin is rounded instead of having a sharp edge. This might seem like a minor thing, but when you’re working with resin, you want to avoid spills and messes. A sharper spout would make it easier to pour the resin neatly and avoid making a mess. Last issues it the camera don’t get me wrong it is a great feature to have, but easy to block it with a large print, or the low res screen makes it hard something get whats going on. Expectionlly when most of us us heavy curtain to block out any sun light that can potentially ruin prints. Final Thoughts So, those are the main pros and cons of the M5 Ultra, at least from my experience so far. Overall, I’m really impressed with the printer. The print quality is fantastic, and the features, like the tilting vat, self-leveling build plate, and remote monitoring, make it incredibly user-friendly. I’m excited to keep printing with it and will definitely update this review after a few months to see how it holds up over time. Right now, I’m still in that “honeymoon phase,” but I’m looking forward to seeing how it performs once I get into the regular, day-to-day printing routine. I am very excited to try Elegoo other products.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Expectations exceeded
*by A***N on February 22, 2026*

I rarely leave reviews unless a product is either a complete disappointment or completely blows me away. This printer absolutely falls into the second category. I’ve been printing miniatures and models nonstop since unboxing it. The setup was ridiculously simple. I leveled the unit with the adjustable feet, connected to WiFi, updated the firmware, ran the self-calibration, poured in the resin, and started the test print. No tweaking exposure times. No dialing in layer thickness. No endless troubleshooting. It just worked — and the results were impressive right out of the gate. The 9K resolution is on another level. Standard FDM printers simply aren’t in the same league when it comes to detail. FDM definitely has its place, but for printing and painting highly detailed miniatures, I don’t see myself going back. This is my first resin printer, and it has completely earned my trust in the brand. The only issues I’ve had were user error — mostly related to slicing and adding supports before exporting files. That’s just part of the learning curve with any hobby, and honestly, it’s been pretty painless. “Oh, that failed? Add a little more support here and there.” Problem solved. The included three-month subscription to Chitubox Pro has been great. The auto-orient and magic support tools make prepping models quick and easy. I can splice and support a model in minutes. And if a print does fail? Cleanup is straightforward. Remove the build plate and scrape it clean, run the tank clean cycle, drain the vat, peel off the cured layer from the screen, refill, and you’re back in business. Overall, this printer exceeded my expectations in every way.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Dicemaker's Perspective.
*by R***N on September 11, 2024*

I bought this printer back in August and wanted to really run it through its paces to make sure that I was happy with it before writing a review. I'm not someone who prints miniatures, I'm someone who makes 3D printed dice masters. I'm still learning, so please take my review with a grain of salt. I typically use a fast brand of resin, since my prints need to be extremely precise. This printer is honestly, largely stress-free. I'm graduating from a Mars 2 Pro, which served me well, but was beginning to show its age. The good: - No adjustment screws for the print head / bed. None. It's a latch that clips into a metal arm, and it's very solid. I don't know why we didn't do this earlier - no more messing around with hex wrenches. If you're someone who liked that, you will not like this. Personally, my RSI-ridden hands are grateful. - Build quality is excellent, anything that matters is made of metal. The outer shell is plastic, which is fine. - Slightly larger touch-screen that works well with gloves on. - Temperature gauge! Nice! (My office runs cold, so this is good to know for me.) It is in Celcius though, so those of you used to using Freedom Units may struggle. - Wifi - actually kinda great? No juggling USB keys either, you can send prints from the slicer. Nice! - ChituBoxPro, surprisingly, is okay to work with! It has some quirks, and I always run my prints through UVTools to make sure they're solid before I print. - Record your prints, see where they fail (this is particularly helpful to me, so I can go back and review exactly when and why a print might not have gone well.) - Resin vat is held on with two long screws that go all the way through the frame of the resin vat and down into the body of the printer. - Tilty vat, supposedly nicer on the FEP? - Came with a resin catch to put on the printer while you unload prints. Very nice. Surprisingly useful, and your printer doesn't get covered in resin drips. - Textured bed. :) This isn't necessary, but it's a nice upgrade over the Mars 2 Pro's smooth bed. - You probably won't need a magnetic build plate. It's a nice to have, but I haven't had issues with the bed. The Neutral: - The hood / lid is not hinged like the Jupiter, which would have been nice, but I guess it's saving a bit of space, so that's okay. - Chitubox sometimes drops information from models and the supports aren't always where you think they are. It's workable, I just wish it were friendlier to other slicers. - The vat has a billion screws on the bottom, just like the Mars 2 does. I haven't had to replace the FEP yet, but I'm dreading that a little. - Replacement parts, including the screen and FEP are a bit on the price-y end. I don't mind, the rest of the printer is hassle-free, so it's a compromise I'm willing to make. - Not sure about the fast vs normal printing speed. I use normal, because I need my models to be perfect. The not so great: - If you're looking for a printer where you can adjust every single setting to an obsessive degree, this may not be your printer. Chitubox Pro allows for a decent amount of customization in how your settings go, but you will have to hunt and peck through the settings to find them because they're not readily apparent. - Doesn't want to talk to other slicers easily. YMMV, I'm still new at all of this. - Camera is uh, below the vat. So... if you're like me and you print models that are no larger than about 2 inches high, you won't really be able to see most of it. I think you can extend the camera upwards but then you're looking at the top of the build plate, so ...? - ChituBoxPro only takes encrypted CTB files, which you can work around using UVTools, but keep in mind if you're an open source advocate that this file format is ... mmm. Sub-optimal. Important stuff: - Remember to take the lens cap off on the camera. My silly self did not, and was confused as to why there were no pictures on my camera. Oops. -You will need to use the BETA version of ChituBoxPro, not the regular one. The regular one doesn't include the Mars 5 Ultra yet. I imagine it will within the year. - If your prints are failing, check your resin settings and check to make sure your environment isn't too cold. I had bed-adhesion issues below about 15C. My office gets super cold, so I had to close some vents to get comfortably into the range that my resin preferred. VERDICT: If you're someone who's making dice masters - which is all I can speak to - this is a great printer for the price and it's treated me very well. Any time I've had issues with my prints, it's because my model was actually broken, or I didn't support the model well enough, so basically user error, not printer issue. SCORE: 4.5/5 - Great printer, somewhat unfriendly to anything outside of the CHITU ecosystem, great for beginners with its simple setup and assembly.

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