Kobra X

No. You can get a Bambu A1 mini for this price, or an Anycubic Kobra X for about $50 more. Those both come with a lot of features that make printing a lot easier. Also a warranty

As Bambu is bespoke and community unfriendly , anycubic KobraX may create hassles for newcomers ( i own one and i am 100% satisfied ): For new printer i would go for creality spark I7 at the moment. KobraX also has looong delivery time often. I3 and similar are still a good choice to LEARN how a pri

A1 is not the highest quality you can squeeze out of an FDM printer. And there is no guarantee that other printer manufacturers won't follow the path of Bambu--especially lower-level consumer brands that are competing with Bambu for the entry-level market. But if you are looking for A1 quality and p

1 - deixo a minha no quarto em que durmo. Só n imprimir ABS que tá tranquilo. 2 - Bambu é polêmica mas ainda é plug and play. Dor de cabeça com suporte, defeitos e tudo mais todas vão ter. O fato é que o A1 combo é competitivo o suficiente p se manter relevante hoje em dia. Se eu fosse recomendar al

Your problem is indeed caused by the internal power supply of your Kobra X, specifically the 150L AC-DC power supply shown here in the photos. Here’s what likely happened (I think): The metal connectors (terminals) that connect the power cables to the power supply board weren’t making a perfect elec

Keep in mind you’re essentially a beta tester with the Kobra X, its initial presentation might look promising but it’s not proven long term. My personal experience with Anycubic has not been reliable or trustworthy. After a Kobra 2 and a Kobra S1, I wouldn’t trust anything they make anymore. They’re

Anycubic KobraX . unter 300 Euro, superschnell, fantastische Druckqualität und kann auch ohne Cloud und geschlossenes ecosytem mit freier Software betrieben werden. 4 Farben . Ich und 4 Kumpel am Ort haben den . Vom Totalanfänger bis zum Halbprofi.

I would classify the u1 as mid-tier. It is sensibly priced, not expensive.Top of the line printers cost 3k by the time you get all the bits and pieces. I have 5 top of the line, and 2 u1's. I use them interchangeably. The only real limitation on the u1 is the number of toolheads. I wish it had 6. Ho

That’s a nice approach from anycubic, to be honest. Cool to see it as a company reaching out to power users for improvements. As I follow the brand (and owned some printers from anycubic) it is interesting to see the shifting on the perception (as a customer) of anycubic from a “cheaper alternative”

I have it and i love it. Has some issues with TPU , so keep fingers off that at the beginning. Make sure you read this : Good to know : https://www.reddit.com/r/AnycubicKobraX/comments/1sqp3jz/kobra_x_good_to_know/ before you start after you got it. I will not comment on the A1 , as i never had it