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

You can download Makerworld models and use them on Anycubic's slicer, Anycubic Slicer Next. I recommend using the slicer for best results and total control over the quality and rigidity of your print. Anycubic also offers its own library of STL and 3MF files on their MakerOnline website, which you c

Ich kann dir den Anycubic Kobra X empfehlen, ist zwar offen, bringt aber ein Colorsystem für 4 Farben direkt mit. Habe den im Presale für 260 bekommen und bin echt zufrieden mit dem was er leistet. Gerade für Anfänger (bin ich selber) sehr intuitiv zu bedienen. Modelle von Makerworld, etc. ohne Prob

There are other brands that self calibrate and just print. I bought a Anycubic Kobra X for ~280 Euros. It prints multi colour flawlessly I've never had to touch a setting or calibrate anything myself

So far, honestly, my experience with the Kobra X has been very positive. I was a bit cautious at first too, mainly because Anycubic’s older reputation made me expect some headaches after the first weeks, but this machine has actually surprised me in a good way. It’s been reliable, prints consistentl

Neither, I would buy the Anycubic Kobra X. I have two of them running now. They are fantastic.

I have had a FF AD5M and now have a Snapmaker U1 and Anycubic KobraX. The Kobra X is so good. I have over 300 hours on it and the only problems have been my own. It is so easy to get a good print. Their software is quite good as well and their online model repository is really quite good. The Snapma

The active dryer is nice but ACEs have had this for a while now. The Kobra X was a step forward in trying to reduce filament waste on a budget machine (i.e., bridging the gap between super expensive tool changers and entry-level budget printers, which is what Anycubic excels at) and eliminating the

I started with a AnyCubic Mega Zero quite a while ago and recently bought the new Kobra X. I am just blown away with the speed, and quality as well as ease of use. The multi color has been amazing. Able to do station call letters in contrasting color. I'm looking forward to multi material printing t