Anycubic Kobra S1 Combo Multicolor 3D Printer with Anycubic ACE PRO, 4 Multicolor, Drying and Printing at the Same Time, 600mm/s Fast Speed with 320℃ Hotend, Built-in Camera 44dB Quiet 250*250*250mm

Unbelievable for this price!
The value for money is off the charts on this printer. We’ve only had it for 4 days and the poor thing has barely stopped printing. We had so much trouble in the past with our Ender 3 series printer that we had almost given up on 3D printing. Constantly trying to level the bed, adhesion problems, failure after failure on prints. Not this thing. It’s amazing!The auto bed leveling actually does what it says. We haven’t had to make any manual adjustments of any kind.Everything went together easily, and all but a couple of prints have gone flawlessly. The only two the messed up were tiny little buttons that were really poor designs. Adding a support fixed them no problem and they printed fine.The only thing that was a little confusing was the difference bettween wireless and “LAN” printing. If you want to use the software on your PC and control the printer from there – you will need to enable “LAN Printing” even though it’s using wifi. If you want to just print from the marketplace using your phone or what have you, then you have to turn off LAN mode and log back in using the qr code with your phone. It sounds way worse than it is. Once we figured it out it is actually fantastic.I can’t recommend this enough. It is super quiet, super easy to use, and ridiculously fast (you can choose slow, normal, and sport print speeds/qualities). I’m sure there are cons to be had, but we’re super happy with it right now and I can’t think of any yet. I’ll update when I find them 🙂

Way too obvious customer service was trying to scam me into keeping a lemon printer
At first this thing was awesome and I honestly can see how if it maintains it’s functionality long after the 5th or 6th print than it’s going to be well worth the money but the unit I was sent started kicking parts off the bed.Then it started globbing up and pushed the nozzle into the bed and engraved a flexi rex head into the printer before it sent me a notification about the issue. No biggie new build plate new hotend without this plastic throat that causes the issue. Seriously. Look that up before you buy one of these. Anyway I get it all back together and find out the bed, which is just a chunk of plastic and some very thin metal pads has been warped by this extruder/hotend/nozzle fiasco. Which is now globbing up no matter what I do. Check forums, do bed level, test, print and it sticks to some spots before it globs up and drags plastic everywhere. FUN. so I get ahold of anycubic support and they suggest sending me another flimsy plastic bed carriage and a new bed assembly made of the same paper thin materials and I ask why I should have to fix a product under warranty? They continue to offer me A whopping 12 USD worth of PLA to “sweeten” the deal or I could send the printer back to them but I wouldn’t be able to return the next printer should it go wrong. Also if I returned the printer they would take my old printer first and upon receipt would send another printer which to me sounds like; yeah we can refurbish that one and send you another refurbished or potentially the same one refurbished….then you cant send it back WHEN it inevitably has the bed warp. Nah. NAAAAAAHHHHH!So the options they gave where to do precision work on a brand new $600 piece of equipment I just paid for less than a week ago and the prize would be this KG of PLA to waste while I test the thing as compensation for what could turn out to be endless hours of work resulting in my return window closing before I got fed up (seriously watch these guys on YouTube trying to resolve this crap) NAAAAAAAH, you can have it back anycubic. I can see your sneaky crap a mile away you cheeky sods.I’ll give it another go since this isn’t for me really but this is go #3. the first printer I received was damaged beyond repair during shipping and had to be returned, the second or current printer went haywire and started blobbing instead of printing. So I’m hoping the third time’s the charm for this cause if not this reviews gonna get even worse for you anycubic. How’s that for asking me about my review!? You like it more now!?Got a 3rd printer shipped and after jumping in front of all the problems that come with ordering one of these I’ve finally managed to get a working printer that has been pumping out plastic junk like a champ. I do have issues with the exotic bedplates adhering on this printer but it seems to plant everything to the stock plate they send. After going through a bunch of BS I finally have a working printer. Just make sure you don’t remote print from your phone unless you see it has KS1 even then I’d check the slicer first. I’ve done a lot of research and it seems if you send files from your phone to the printer it gets the settings from that file which may or may not have been created for your printer resulting in incorrect settings being applied automatically by the system resulting in failures that may or may not render the whole thing useless. It’s also worth mentioning the first layer SUCKS on this printer. Always looks like crap. I’ve never seen a textured bed produce visible lines on the bed layer before. Still makes stuff. Just not stuff I’d sell. I’ve printed up all sorts of Halloween junk and dummy 13s for al my co workers to strike poses with this one.

Solid Multicolor Printer for Functional Projects
This is a great 3D printer setup that was easy to put together, and the included QR codes link to helpful videos that walk you through the assembly. The software is straightforward and user-friendly, and print quality is very good most of the time. I’ve had a few spaghetti incidents here and there, but overall it handles tools, jigs, brackets, and other functional prints beautifully. It’s capable of doing miniatures, but the layer lines are noticeable enough that I wouldn’t recommend it for anything beyond personal hobby use. The multicolor function is a nice touch, and the built-in camera and quiet operation make it convenient for home use. For everything other than high-detail miniatures, this is an outstanding machine.

La ANYCUBIC Kobra 2 Pro è una stampante 3D che promette velocità di stampa eccezionali e una serie di funzionalità avanzate per migliorare l’esperienza di stampa. Con una velocità massima di 500 mm/s e un’accelerazione di 20.000 mm/s², questa stampante è progettata per risparmiare tempo senza compromettere la qualità.Pro:Velocità di stampa: La velocità predefinita di 300 mm/s (massima di 500 mm/s) permette di completare modelli complessi in tempi record, come un modello Benchy in soli 18 minuti.Prestazioni elevate: Alimentata da un processore dual-core Cortex-A7 da 1,2 GHz, garantisce un controllo preciso dei motori e prestazioni di calcolo superiori.Livellamento automatico: La funzione LeviQ 2.0 con compensazione intelligente dell’asse Z assicura stampe di alta qualità e successo.Precisione avanzata: Il sistema di estrusione a corto raggio e l’ottimizzazione del flusso d’aria riducono al minimo le imperfezioni tra gli strati.Controllo tramite app: L’app Anycubic permette di monitorare e controllare la stampante da remoto, offrendo funzionalità come la supervisione video in tempo reale e la registrazione time-lapse.Contro:Non ne ho riscontrati. E’ la mia prima stampante 3D e mi sono subito trovato benissimo, user friendly, intuitiva, automatica, stampa perfettamente.Conclusione:La ANYCUBIC Kobra 2 Pro offre un’ottima esperienza di stampa con una vasta gamma di funzionalità avanzate e facilità d’uso. Nonostante i problemi occasionali nella calibrazione, la sua velocità, precisione e versatilità la rendono una scelta eccellente per gli appassionati di stampa 3D e per chi si avvicina a questo mondo.

Es muy rápida, supero las expectativas, creo que compraré otra