Phrozen Sonic 8K
Linux Format|January 2023
Bigger prints, finer details, Linux support - is that all too much for a girl to ask for, Denise Bertacchi wonders?
Denise Bertacchi
Phrozen Sonic 8K

SPECS

Volume: 218x 123x235mm Screen: 10-inch monochrome Light: Linear projection LED XY res: 0.028mm Exposure: 2 seconds Levelling: Fouraxis manual Control: 5-inch touchscreen Comms: USB, Ethernet, Wi-Fi Size: 337x337x 516mm, 14.3kg

Phrozen’s Sonic Mighty 8K is a large, easy-to-use desktop resin 3D printer with the ability to reproduce very fine details. Its roomy 218x123mm build plate can accommodate an army of gaming miniatures or a good-sized model without the need to slice and dice it.

It’s not exactly cheap but that 8K (33 million pixels) monochrome LCD screen provides an incredible 28 microns of detail. The Sonic Mighty 8K also has an easy-release build plate, built-in Wi-Fi and a camera. Its touchscreen is large and easy to navigate – and the processor is smart enough to let you change exposure settings after you’ve sliced a model. There’s even everything you need to get started – except resin.

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