
Anycubic Photon Mono 2Discontinued
- Speed
- 80 mm/h
- Score
- 7/10
- Wins
- 1/5
Discontinued.
Specs from the PrintPick catalog, checked 2026-09-29. Scores are PrintPick ratings out of 10.

Discontinued.

Buy the Hi Combo.
7.6/10 vs Photon Mono 2's 7/10, and it wins 2 of 5 categories. Impressive on paper, shakier in practice. Multi-color reliability trails Bambu's AMS. Worth it if you're comfortable tinkering and want the CoreXY build quality without paying Bambu prices.
Teal wins the row.
| Photon Mono 2 | Spec | Hi Combo |
|---|---|---|
| 2.1 L | Build volume | 20.3 L (wins) |
| 80 mm/s | Top speed | 500 mm/s |
| 0.02 mm (wins) | Finest layer | 0.1 mm |
| 5.5 kg | Weight | 13.31 kg |
| Photon Mono 2 | Feature | Hi Combo |
|---|---|---|
| Yes | 6K mono LCD | No |
| Yes | USB | No |
| Yes | Anycubic Photon Workshop slicer | No |
| No | CoreXY motion system | Yes |
| No | Up to 16-color printing (4x CFS) | Yes |
| No | Die-cast aluminum unibody | Yes |
| No | Tri-metal quick-swap nozzle | Yes |
| No | Auto calibration | Yes |
| No | Direct drive extruder | Yes |
| Photon Mono 2 | Spec | Hi Combo |
|---|---|---|
| 9 (wins) | Value | 8 |
| 6 | Beginner Friendliness | 7 (wins) |
| 8 | Print Quality | 8 |
| 5 | Speed | 8 (wins) |
| 7 | Reliability | 7 |
| 7 | Overall | 7.6 (wins) |
For [the price], it's a perfectly capable resin printer. Great way to see if resin is for you.Photon Mono 2 owner, r/resinprinting
Anycubic's tried-and-tested formula. Not flashy, but it works.Photon Mono 2 owner, r/PrintedMinis
The safer choice with better build quality and more established support than newer competitors.Hi Combo owner, 3DTechValley
Catching up with color. Creality's multi-color game is improving but the CFS still needs refinement.Hi Combo owner, Tom's Hardware
For the price, you get a solid CoreXY that handles single-color beautifully. Multi-color is a bonus, not a guarantee.Hi Combo owner, 3DWithUs
A printer does nothing without these. Grab them in the same order.
A printer does nothing without these. Grab them in the same order.
By the numbers, the Creality Hi Combo scores higher (7.6/10). But "better" depends on your use case, the Anycubic Photon Mono 2 may be the smarter buy if you need budget.
The Creality Hi Combo is more beginner-friendly (7/10 vs 6/10) with easier setup and a gentler learning curve.
The Creality Hi Combo scores higher overall (7.6/10 vs 7/10). The extra money gets you 16 colors with 4 cfs modules if you go all-in.
Technology: the Anycubic Photon Mono 2 is RESIN (filament) and the Creality Hi Combo is FDM (resin). FDM prints bigger functional parts; resin delivers finer surface detail.