Look at the incredibly fine mesh on the skull figure and how consistent it is all around. My FDM Monoprice Select Mini V2 printer straight up cannot do these details, no matter how much I tune the settings.

The thermal management system of the HALOT-ONE is also a highlighted selling point, which includes a custom-made heat-sink, a cooling fan and an activated carbon air filtration system, which should help in safeguarding the user from the resin fumes. Plus, it is a lot harder to keep an eye on the quality of the success of the print as it is printing, since most of the time the model is dunked inside the vat. This is particularly annoying when you have a 10-hour print of a figurine going and you have to wait the full 10 hours to discover that you only got the tip of the guy's weapon printed, due to some error during the preparation stages. Speaking from experience here. The Creality HALOT-ONE (CL-60) is actually the smaller and slightly toned-down version of the HALOT-SKY (LC89) flagship. It carries over a lot of its features, which, admittedly, Creality could have done a better job describing or at least translating in English. Creality HALOT-ONE (CL-60) specs at a glance:The Creality HALOT-ONE is a great machine that comes from Creality - a reputable name in the 3D printing space. It is a great example of the slightly newer breed of significantly cheaper resin printer, based on LCD technology. It manages to be affordable and delivers on most of what it promises, especially in practical terms. The only "assembly" that needs to be done is to screw the building plate into its place, which is done with a big and convenient wheel for tightening and untightening. Resin models can be fragile. It seems to be dependent on the resin you use, but I would opt for a PETG print for something that needs to be strong and resin prints for things that just need to look good. Halot-One offers prints up to 130 x 82 x 160mm. This is exactly the same as the Creality LD-002H. Both printers look decent and have the same print volume and resolution. CPU

The Creality Halot-One CL-60 features 2K monochrome LCD, Wi-Fi connectivity, large 5-inch color touchscreen, new Creality proprietary light source and an impressive 130 x 82 x 160mm print volume. The printer’s specifications are very similar to those of the recently released Creality LD-002H.Creality HALOT-SKY Resin 3D Printer has procured such a triumph since it's delivered, as its excellent and worthy cost for novices. The larger and more expensive Halot-Sky uses the ARM Cortex-A53. This chip is used in many smartphones and other devices such as the Nintendo Switch. Beyond that, HALOT BOX can automatically hollow-out parts, to save on some material. Unlike FDM printing, there is no infill percentage with resin printing. You can also use a drill tool to manually punch some holes.