Elegoo Jupiter SE
$340
Elegoo · RESIN
Elegoo Jupiter SE
Elegoo's large-format resin printer at $340. 277x156x300mm and a 12.8-inch 6K mono screen. Purpose-built for full-scale busts, large miniature bases, and props that won't fit on a standard 8.9-inch machine.
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How It Scores
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
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/PrintedMinis
“Elegoo'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
Specs
| Build Volume | 277 x 156 x 300 mm |
| Layer Resolution | 0.01mm - 0.2mm |
| Max Print 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 |
Verdict
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.
You'll Also Need
Things you'll want before your first print.
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