ELEGOO 6.08 Inches Monochrome 2K LCD Compatible with ELEGOO Mars 2 and ELEGOO Mars 2 Pro Resin 3D Printers with 1620x2560 Resolution, Active Area 3.25 x 5.14 inches

My FEP ripped during a print and ruined my old screen. Glad I could find a new one on here.

As a replacement screen for my Mars2 pro this is not the correct thickness in the picture the one on the left is the original and the one on the right is the replacement. Half as thick. Other picture shows it sitting in place on the machine and it does not come up close to level with the surface. The gasket would not even reach the screen when putting it on. Not usable. Very disappointed. Sending it back. After a little research I found the correct way to install the screen, I just needed to take the bottom glass off the old screen and mate the new one with it. My mistake although this could be put in the packaging leldetting you know this. I will say the ven#or reached out to me quickly and I am making sure to note that as it can be rare for this to happen. I will order replacements from here in the future.

Pretty quick and fairly easy to replace screen

Easy to install . Follow the quick youtube video. DONT FORGET TO WARM UP THE GLUE/TAPE WITH A HEAT GUN ON THE ORIGINAL SCREEN, FOR IT TO COME OFF. That part is kind of glossed over. Also Elegoo customer support is awesome. Gives you great of mind for a company to stand behind its products and will go out of its way to help you out .

When I received my replacement LCD screen from Amazon, it didnt work. No matter what I did, it just wouldnt work. I reached out to Elegoo support, and they walked me through some tests. They determined I need a new screen, and sent me one. Free of charge!! Elegoo stands behind their products. I love my printers, and appreciate the techs at Elegoo for doing the right thing. They rock!! These 5 stars go to the techs at Elegoo for getting my printer working again, by sending me a working LCD screen. I installed it, and it worked immediately. Great job guys!!

I have owned my Mars 2 Pro since its release last October. Im on my fourth LCD display panel. Prior to it becoming a consumable part on Amazon, it would take a month or so each to obtain from Elegoo, but they replaced the LCD each time under warranty, thank you. The LCDs have a soft polymer layer that is critical to the LCD function, its not just a protective cover. When I installed LCD#4, I placed it under the gorilla glass plate. Now the LCD polymer layer is protected by glass that can be scraped off if you have a resin tank failure and resin gets polymerized on the surface. I see no difference in my part quality. About a third of the box of parts were printed since LCD#4 was installed.

It was easy to install and the product worked as described! Had an issue when I removed the damaged screen, I accidentally threw away the the glass that was on it. I contacted tech support and explained what happened and they helped me right away and sent a new glass piece. There customer support is amazingly helpful. I would highly recommend buying from these company!!

is a good option for the voxelab Proxima. I recommend it

Some of these do not fit flush on a Mars 2. Keep the defective parts, unlike what I did, and then you can use the glass piece from the defective part to place, and thus make the LCD area fit flush. Apparently, it doesnt really do much (maybe it helps to protect the actual LCD part) so theyre reusable.

At this point, there are a couple of other reviews that mention some of the caveats you need to be aware of if you consider ordering this product in order to initiate a repair. The product comes with a link that points you to a tutorial video, but it seems to neglect a few steps here and there. One of the first minor gripes is that when you attempt to remove the front panel on the printer to get at the circuit board, the fit might be so snug that you may think that there are hidden screws or something that you overlooked, but you may have to put some significant heft into prying it off. The second point is much more considerable in nature: what it neglects to mention is that when you remove the old LCD panel, there is a glass plate on the bottom that is attached to the LCD with adhesive. If you simply take the replacement LCD and try and fit it, you will notice that it will sink in and will not be flush like the previous one. Youll have to pry the glass backing plate off (as others have mentioned, heat helps to loosen the adhesive, but if your old LCD is broken or dead it will pry away without much resistance and at that point who cares if it breaks any more than it already has?). There will be small adhesive strips included with the panel that you will have to apply to the bottom of the replacement and fit it over the glass and sandwich them together, then youll have to replace another set of adhesive strips on the bottom of the glass plate if those came away or lost their adhesive grip. Again, this step is completely neglected and skipped over in the walkthrough video which seems like a fairly substantial oversight. Aside from these points, replacement is straightforward and takes relatively little time and theres nothing overly complicated to mess with. Once you get your panel in, its probably a good idea to re-level your build plate to put the finishing touches on the whole process. Otherwise, switch the machine on and run your screen test and Bobs your uncle. The parts themselves are of good quality and are a 1:1 replacement of the original, but I felt that the oversight in instruction was worth knocking a star off and thats probably being generous as some may have a nightmare of a time if they never realize what part of the process theyre missing.