Creality Halot-One Plus review: 3D printer puts detail over volume

The Creality Halot-One Plus is a small but powerful 3D printer.

Creality Halot-One 3D printer on a white background
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Our Verdict

So long as you don’t need to print larger models, the Creality Halot-One Plus is a fantastic option. It’s compact, easy to use and, most importantly, produces high-quality prints. Definitely one for the shortlist if you’re looking for an SLA printer.

For

  • Excellent build quality and user experience
  • Fine detail output is impressive
  • Not restricted to a Creality slicer app

Against

  • Smallish build volume

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There are many resin 3D printers on the market, with a range of features from build volume to screen resolution. Creality, who have built quite the reputation, especially since the success of the Ender 3 FDM printer, have developed the Creality Halot-One Plus.

They don’t suggest any particular use cases for this, but it would seem best suited to those needing super-fine detail, and who don’t need to print vast objects. Think custom toys, jewellery and wargames miniatures, making it a contender for a compact option among the best 3D printers.

The Verdict
9

out of 10

Creality Halot-One Plus

So long as you don’t need to print larger models, the Creality Halot-One Plus is a fantastic option. It’s compact, easy to use and, most importantly, produces high-quality prints. Definitely one for the shortlist if you’re looking for an SLA printer.

Rob Redman

Rob Redman is the editor of 3D World and ImagineFX magazines and has a background in animation, visual effects, and photography. As a 3D artist he created the mothership in the Webby winning Plot Device and was animator on the follow-up; Order up. He has created training for Cinema 4D and Blackmagic Design Fusion artists. He's been a published product and food photographer since the age of 15. As well as being a multi-instrumentalist, Rob is also an avid beard grower.