Very brittle, I wouldnt recommend this one.

Contains unknown chemicals... Where is your safety sheet? Safety guessing, etc..

UPDATE: This resin is fantastic for printing miniatures BUT it took me way longer than it should have to get the setting just right to make it work, I wouldnt recommend to someone who is new to printing. Attached pictures are the settings I used to make it work but I could only get it to work when using a PFTE lubricant on the FEP. I used 3 in 1 PTFE lubricant https://www.amazon.com/3-ONE-Multi-Purpose-PTFE-Lubricant/dp/B084VPM421 (Cheaper at Lowes) The smell isnt too bad while printing but when its dunked in alcohol it is very bad in my opinion, my whole house smells like this stuff if I dont ventilate my print room. ORIGINAL REVIEW: Hard pass for me on this one. The smell was really bad, it may be a lower odor? but its different from other UV resin smells. It may be OK for others but this specific smell really got to me, to the point that I have a hard time post processing this stuff... The second issue I have is that it took me three attempts to get the prints to actually stick to the build plate, I followed all the recommended settings and had to tweak them a lot to get it to work which is an issue Ive never had before. Bummed out because the price of this stuff is awesome and so are the reviews but between the smell and print difficulty maybe I just got a bad batch but this stuff isnt for me.

If you are looking for low odor, get the translucent (clear or green). The “solid” colors have a higher odor. The translucent is great!! This is now my go-to resin.

To be clear, I didnt do a lot of printing with this product. I had a specific need that it did fulfill (see photos). That said, I printed other items at the same time and was less than excited about the results. After curing the color faded, and they were brittle. That could have been because of over-curing but it was only 4 minutes.

The only thing I dislike is the inconvenience of the white part of the seal. It is hard to remove all the fibers so they don’t get into the pour and ruin the screens

Prints very well, nice and sturdy stuff with low (6s) exposure times. The smell is probably not as subtle as everyone would like, but it cleans up VERY easily and gives me no headaches.

cleanes up easier, cures fine, great detail, seems to stink just as bad as the rest. I am building an activated charcoal filter system to take care of it.

This resin works fine for dental models, etc. Have no problem with fit of appliances.

So I have used up almost my entire bottle now of my ECO TRANSLUCENT GREEN, printing various items. Here is what I have observed about this new ECO Translucent Green Resin: It does not give you quite as good detail as Anycubic Grey. So if I want to print a model with fine detail, I switch to my Grey. That said, it is not horrible either. You can still get some very good detail out of this color. Check out the castle I printed! I just find that if I print out the same model with, say Grey, I definitely get a bit better detail in grey. What I like to use this resin for, is for things like droids and figure stands. For projects with less detail, this ECO Translucent Green works BEAUTIFULLY! There is virtually no smell compared to regular resins. And the smell it does have is not as overwhelming. I FEEL GOOD about using this resin! I am not as concerned when I get it on my skin (though I still use and recommend using gloves). I feel good about throwing out the supports because I dont feel like I am polluting the environment. I would LOVE to try out different colors in ECO Friendly. Sadly, at this point, price prevents it for me. But once things turn around, I hope to go back to using ECO Resins from Anycubic. BTW... Anycubic itself has been a great company to deal with. Their customer support as been top notch!