phrozenAqua Hyperfine Photopolymer Resin for 9K, 12K or Higher Resolution 3D Printers, 405nm LCD UV-Curing 3D Printing with Low Shrinkage & Superior Precision, Smooth Surface Finish (Green, 1KG)

The only resin designed for 12K printers.

I'm quite pleased with this resin. It has a beautiful surface texture and is a bit more flexible than the Aqua 8k line. I've tried two colors and both printed great. I will be using this over the Aqua 8k resin for my prints.

Phrozen is advertising this as an improvement over the 8k aqua line in terms of both detail and durability. It is the same or worse than the Aqua 8k line for a higher price tag. For photo comparisons, see Maria ZN's post in the Phrozen Sonic Mini Users Group on Facebook.Avoid this resin and just buy the Aqua line.

Since it was on sale (with price comparable to Phrozen Aqua 8k), I decided to try one in purple. On both of my printers (Sonic Mini 8k and M5s Pro) this is easily the best resin I used. Details look even better than my previously favorite Phrozen Aqua 8k Red-clay (on Phrozen Sonic Mini 8k) and Siraya Navy Gray (on Anycubic M5s Pro). After calibrating, I was consistently able to achieve better results - down to 0.1 mm elements (on Sonic Mini 8k).It's expensive, so I don't think I'm going to use it exclusively, but whenever I need to achieve maximum details, this will be hands-down my primary choice.

I've now used Green, Red, Graphite and Blue. All of the Hyperfine resins, as you can see in the pics give fantastic results. The colors are darker and more muted. Something I was very happy with for the projects I had and have yet to finish. I always calibrate my resins to dimensional accuracy and despite that all resins are able to successfully print a 0.1mm pillar on 5 different 3D printers. When using this resin I highly recommend printing at 30um and calibrating for dimensional accuracy to get the best from it. Due to its high tensile strength you don't need to use very large support tips. Doing so can cause excess damage.