Kobra

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

Got it thank you. I got a P1s recently. I had an anycubic kobra 3. Stupid me broke the port on the printer for the dehydrator that feeds the filiment. After that it could only print single color. I tried to find a replacement chip I could swap out, but anycubic costumer service basically ghosted me

It really depends. Most Chinese 3D printing brands have rather sketchy support, but I didn’t have many issues with Anycubic while troubleshooting my Kobra S1. The printer itself was pretty bad, but the support was okay. However, since they’re currently facing many refund requests, it seems like they

I’d recommend skipping the Kobra X and stay with the A1. It’s proven, and with the Anycubic you’re essentially a beta tester at this point. The one thing I learned switching from Anycubic printers to Bambu - you get what you pay for. They cost less, sure. Are they as reliable in the long term? Hell

Welcome to the Club! You got yourself one of the Best Printers currently available. Especially if its your First Printer. Dont be me. My first Printer was the Anycubic Kobra S1. I only found out how bad Anycubic products are after getting mine and only 2 Months AFTER my purchase do my research. But

This is simply scuttlebut, because Anycubic has not been transparent with what is going on, but with reports of people ordering in March and already received printers, plus active sales now on Ebay (cheaper than what's on Anycubic's own site), I don't think Anycubic has any intention of meeting thei

Unfortunately, I've had much of the same experience. Get used to taking the ace pro apart, you will need to do it often, especially feeder 3. Mine had the additional issue of having a print bed that turns itself into a taco shell when heated, very common issue on this printer. After x amount of hour

You can troubleshoot it but if you have it under warranty, claim it and just get a replacement. The beds often taco themselves (I bought funssor bed and gantry to solve this issue) and the hotends are extremely bad (I bought microswiss to solve this). If you want it working as advertised you do have

I'm not adverse to making macro repairs and unfortunately had to do many on my Kobra 3 and ACE Pro 1, but expecting users to do chip level troubleshooting requiring specialty equipment is not appropriate. This is the only time they have ever asked to do something with no video or faq instructions. I

I get frustrated by the fan base because they complained about the Kobra 3 being undercooked when it released making us glorified beta testers. And then we give Anycubic grace and they demonstrate that they fully are baking, the Kobra X and the S1 Max, which should be great but then they have lost a