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At a glance
Elegoo · Resin (MSLA)
- Price
- $340
- Score
- 7.8/10
- Rank
- #3/12
- Build
- 13.0 L
- Speed
- 70 mm/s
- Layer
- 0.01 mm
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$340 via Elegoo. US price in USD, approximate. Your price at checkout can differ by store and country.
Elegoo Jupiter SE
$340
Elegoo Jupiter SE
- Scores 7.8 out of 10, #3 of 12 current resin printers.
- $340, cheaper than 2 of 12.
- 13.0 L of build space (277×156×300 mm), 2.2× the 5.8 L average.
- Best at print quality: 10/10, against an average of 9.1.
- The catch: 18kg machine: this is a semi-permanent desk fixture, not something you move around.
Specs and US prices from the PrintPick catalog, checked 2026-09-29. Scores are PrintPick ratings out of 10.
By Shadman Rahman · Prices checked
The verdict
Buy the Jupiter SE. 7.8/10, #3 of 12 resin printers.
If you've outgrown the Saturn 4 Ultra's 218x122mm platform and need more width for large prints, the Jupiter SE is the next step up without the Saturn 4 Ultra's premium price. The 277mm wide platform changes what's printable in one piece. Beginners should start smaller: the resin volumes, FEP costs, and post-processing scale with bed size. Experienced resin printers will find this the most cost-effective large-format option.
Why buy the Jupiter SE
- #1 of 12Joint best resin printer for print quality10/10 vs 9.1/10 average
- #1 of 12Joint best resin printer for speed7/10 vs 5.6/10 average
- #1 of 12Joint best resin printer for reliability8/10 vs 7.6/10 average
The numbers behind it
Right side is the average of the 12 current resin printers we track. Teal wins the row.
Jupiter SEElegoo · RESIN
vsAverage12 resin printers
| Jupiter SE | Spec | Average of 12 |
|---|---|---|
| $340 | Price | $314 (wins) |
| 13.0 L (wins) | Build volume | 5.8 L |
| 70 mm/s | Top speed | 106 mm/s (wins) |
| 0.01 mm | Finest layer | 0.01 mm (wins) |
| 18.0 kg | Weight | 9.3 kg |
Value math
$340 ÷ 13.0 L and $340 ÷ 70 mm/s. Lower is more printer for the money.
| Jupiter SE | Spec | Average of 12 |
|---|---|---|
| $26.23 (wins) | $ per liter | $95.36 |
| $4.86 | $ per mm/s | $3.09 (wins) |
Scores out of 10
| Jupiter SE | Spec | Average of 12 |
|---|---|---|
| 8 | Value | 8.4 (wins) |
| 6 (wins) | Beginner | 5.9 |
| 10 (wins) | Print quality | 9.1 |
| 7 (wins) | Speed | 5.6 |
| 8 (wins) | Reliability | 7.6 |
| 7.8 (wins) | Overall | 7.3 |
Build space, front view, to one scale
- 277 × 156 × 300 mmJupiter SE
- 330 × 185 × 400 mmSonic Mega 8K S2, largest current resin
What owners say
The Jupiter SE fills a real gap. Saturn-level quality at a size that actually fits large cosplay pieces in one shot.
r/PrintedMinisElegoo's Jupiter SE is bigger than the Saturn line and cheaper than commercial large-formats. The 6K mono screen is genuinely sharp across the full 277mm.
3DWithUs
Pros & Cons
Pros
- +277mm wide platform prints full-size miniature armies or large costume props in one run
- +12.8-inch 6K mono screen gives better per-pixel resolution than smaller 8.9-inch screens
- +COB light source delivers more even illumination across the full platform vs edge-to-edge LED arrays
- +Tilt release reduces print-failure rate on large cross-sections
Cons
- −18kg machine: this is a semi-permanent desk fixture, not something you move around
- −Large FEP sheets cost more to replace and are harder to swap than smaller printer FEPs
- −Resin handling requires PPE and ventilation regardless of size; a large vat means more resin exposure risk
- −Steep beginner learning curve: hollow supports and drainage holes are mandatory at this scale
Full specs
| Build volume | 277 × 156 × 300 mm |
|---|---|
| Layer resolution | 0.01 to 0.2 mm |
| Top speed | 70 mm/s |
| Weight | 18 kg |
| Type | Resin (MSLA) |
Features
- 12.8-inch 6K mono LCD screen
- 277x156x300mm build volume
- COB mono light source (60,000-hour lifespan)
- Tilt-release FEP mechanism for reduced peel forces
- Dual linear rail Z-axis for layer-line consistency
- Air filtration module included
- WiFi connectivity, Chitubox and Lychee compatible
Buy these with it
A printer does nothing without these. Grab them in the same order.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does the Elegoo Jupiter SE cost in 2026?
The Elegoo Jupiter SE costs $340 in 2026. It's a RESIN printer from Elegoo. Prices checked 2026-09-29.
What is the build volume of the Elegoo Jupiter SE?
The Elegoo Jupiter SE has a build volume of 277 x 156 x 300 mm.
Is the Elegoo Jupiter SE good for beginners?
The Elegoo Jupiter SE scores 6/10 for beginner-friendliness. It's suitable for beginners with some patience.
What are the pros and cons of the Elegoo Jupiter SE?
Pros: 277mm wide platform prints full-size miniature armies or large costume props in one run. 12.8-inch 6K mono screen gives better per-pixel resolution than smaller 8.9-inch screens. COB light source delivers more even illumination across the full platform vs edge-to-edge LED arrays. Tilt release reduces print-failure rate on large cross-sections. Cons: 18kg machine: this is a semi-permanent desk fixture, not something you move around. Large FEP sheets cost more to replace and are harder to swap than smaller printer FEPs. Resin handling requires PPE and ventilation regardless of size; a large vat means more resin exposure risk. Steep beginner learning curve: hollow supports and drainage holes are mandatory at this scale.
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