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Kobra X's major speed advantages come from multi-color prints specifically, its time to switch filament is way less and said switch produces less waste So yeah... If you have a single colour print you obviously won't see those time savings. It sounds to me like you only read a few youtube titles and

I just bought this printer and I have a Sovol SV06 plus from when it first released. The SV06 is a similar price (new) on sovols website and I think it's way better value if you're okay with a ton of tinkering. Bigger bed, more rigid motion system, higher max temps, has a filament run out sensor, be

The SparkX i7 is worse then the Creality Hi in every way except maybe waste, a couple reviews I’ve watched show it having terrible print quality compared to the a1.

Its not possible to recommend a model without knowing how you will use the printer. The CC2 is the only enclosed model in the group, it will be much better for printing ABS, ASA, PA. Will be limited to 4 colors. Design is based on the CC, so has a decent amount of real world experience for most of t

I didn't have it for long, but it jammed, failed to retract, and chewed up filament more than any other filament management system I've ever seen. I think the SparkX i7 AMS is also bad (in that it will unspool your filaments) but I legitimately think that the Qidi box is the worst one on the market

У меня есть creality space pi X4 и я выбрал anycubic cobra x, они замечательно работают вместе, а creality sparkx i7 со своей коробкой плохо, особенно когда катушки целые, нить запутывается и сушить не умеет

I just got a SparkX i7 and that's supposed to poop less and it still poops a ton on multi color. If you have the cash a U1 is a good idea but I'm personally waiting for multi toolhead printers to be a few consumer generations in, not first gen