Kobra 3 Max 3D Printer Only, Support Multicolor Needs ACE Pro, 600mm/s High-Speed Printing Large Build Volume 420x420x500mm Auto Leveling & Smart Vibration

This has been fantastic. Fast. Great quality. The size is super. Anycubic is awesome. It just works. The multi spool feed with dryer is a game changer. Uploading straight from the PC with out a usb, or card is so convenient. We had a print head problem. Customer support was prompt and quickly resolved the issue. Two BIG thumbs up for Anycubic.

Why is this a "frequently returned item"? They fail weeks before the return window closes. [update x1] replacement parts aren't available often and 3rd party parts are failing for me : ( The claim that "ai" is protecting them is nonsense; it's not even available. *** Their "ai" requires that you install their camera and it uploads every frame to their cloud for spaghetti detection - you must purchase the camera separately - YOU must print the housing for the camera (which is useless. By default, the camera is positioned below the plate and you can't see the print, or edge peeling up...) - you must install their app - you must give their app full access to your mobile camera - Even after successfully getting a better mount made/designed/printed, the spaghetti detection fails constantly. - Dozens of false notifications and interrupts, back to back - DOES NOT IDENTIFY THAT THE OBJECT HAS COMPLETELY TORN OFF THE PLATE *** read that again ^ - ANY piece of filament can be swiped off by the print head, grab other pieces and the machine will just keep running. ** It drags filament, 'poops', support trees... underneath the bed and coils around the belts and pulleys... and just keeps running. ** AI does NOT prevent or stop this in my 3-4 months of putting up with this. ** It pools filament into a puddle and swipes that all across the bed **** It fills its OWN PRINT HEAD UP WITH FILAMENT and just keeps running !!!???? - it just doesn't have any useful protections or preventative capablity The Trap with Amazon and AnyCubic: - Buying the Combo and getting the ACE Pro deal - Printer fails in a couple days - Return printer, kept ACE * All the time building, then taking apart and repacking -- they want you to own 2 ACE Pros so you can print 8 color ** Order another combo, now I have 2 ACE pros - Printer fails quickly. After THREE bed levelings, it etched its own bed running its own demo print. - Return printer and order another - Out of box printer rattles and makes all kinds of weird noises but got some prints done finally - Return windows on ACE PROs closed - Printer noises get worse, fails print and fills itself with filament *** Feel stuck with Anycubic brand because the ACE Pros - which seem WAY OVER PRICED. - PICTURES I'M SHARING ARE FROM THE FOURTH PRINTER. ACE Pros: - no manual feed or rewind ? $300 ? - no setup to really run 8 color as advertised w/o buying more parts, and even then, there's nothing to keep the 8 filament tubes together. Firmware issues - after updates, you lose functionality - could change with a future update - gray print option (not able to print) but get on app and it prints fine? Anycubic wants YOU to pay for and fix everything that breaks. - Why do this if it's under the return window? - They should include ALL the replacement parts in multiples for how quick it breaks if they don't want returns. Why 4 star potential? - When it works it's great, but take my 4 star claim as an amateur opinion, unfamiliar with other brands or capabilities. - It's my first time messing with 3D printing, but I have a 3D design background. I was thinking 10 years and price drops meant it was ready for me : D - I've had to build a makeshift housing as well. Have to stop drafts 100% - I've used an old TV box and blanket to trap heat and stop drafts - I've used my heaviest table, marble and lots of leveling - I'm ready to print and can't because I have to clean up another mess and hope I don't have to buy more parts. - I've had this one for 6 days... SIX DAYS

Works as advertised. Admittedly I was a little weary to try but a colleague of mine gets great prints and I wanted something bigger than my p1s or Longer for the same. There is a bit of a learning curve and I suspect some of the issues people have are from not reading or patience to understand (or maybe just got a lemon). It's pretty solid build but I do recommend having a solid large table for it to sit on as it can get aggressive moving (got the ace too) I secured my table to the wall and it stays put now. So far the builds are great. I don't do much color printing but got the ams/ace for auto refill. When it's printing for a long time I don't want to worry about having to change the filament. Just throw in the same color and it will fail over when it runs out I just wish they had tent I could use. I used support once and put a ticket in but figured out what I was doing wrong soon after. Check your spam folder, I didn't realize they responded so quickly as it all went to spam. They were friendly and even followed up a few times since I didn't see it nor respond. Plate is huge, speed is fast, and prints are huge. I have a few printers of all different brands...and other than bambu, I have to tinker a little with all of them from time to time The bed leveling on this thing was a welcome relief too. I think people should probably look at what's really involved in 3D printing in general before even purchasing any 3d printer. Maybe that way expectations can be set and it's not always a just a push button success. I am happy with my purchase and if I had room I'd probably get another one to speed up my overall large build projects of multi+parts

I’ve been doing 3d printing for well over five years. One of my printers I’ve had a good three years and sadly, it recently started acting up. Another one of mine is busted and I bought this printer because I needed a good printer in time for an event I’m attending. I’m glad I chose this printer for certain. The assembly was a no brainer and I got the printer up within an hour. I did have a moment where I thought it was busted, but it turned out clumsy me, I didn’t put the power cord in all the way. Once it was in I got to printing. Now, I do want to say this printer isn’t great for smaller prints. This guy is meant for larger than life prints which these days is what the doctor ordered for me. It’s a bit of a learning curb I admit since I’m not used to this particular model; but what’s cool is I can print off my cellphone after uploading the print to the cloud and I could get a camera for it to keep an eye on it! Adhesion seems pretty decent and the board is removable but also washable and magnetic. It’s even double sided!! As for the spool holder I got along with it, it took a minute to assemble and I need to set the filament tubing to a better spot before my next print, but it works and saves me the hassle of having to change filament and it’s a dryer too! Goodbye bad filament!! Overall I’d say this is a fun printer. And I think a good choice considering my predicament!

I have used Anycubic printers for years and I have always found them to be a good value for money. That being said, I would not recommend this printer to anyone. Trying to print multicolor with this machine is the most wasteful thing I've ever seen. It uses more filament in its purge than in its print by about 3 to 4 times by weight. Adjusting the purge volume would be great, but Anycubic has updated the slicer and firmware as much as possible to disable the user from adjusting this value. The printer specifications say it can print at speeds of up to 600mm. Don't try it. Attempting to print at 200mm speeds results failed prints and the printer trying to walk off the table. At speeds of 400mm not only did the above happen, it also wanted to shake itself apart. Purging filament will often eject halfway through the purge, causing it to land on the build plate. Or jam between the print bed and the purge ejector. Anycubic Slicer Next is just Orca Slicer with half the features. Edit: attempted to print a simple print in single color. Clog detection does not work! The print head assembly is now filled with filament and completely ruined. Those are the main issues I've had so far, and I've had it for 24 hours. Avoid Anycubic brand printers as far filament printers go. My older Kobra max 1 is what I'll be using from now on. This printer, it's software, and firmware are basically useless. Do not waste your time or money.

I gave it 2 stars because when it works the huge build area is really nice, but the key thing there is “when it works”. Like many others I was sold on this printer by the absolutely MASSIVE build space, however in the end I ended up being disappointed by the printers performance. It printed fine for the first 3.5 months but then it started to have issues, at first it was near constant clogs above the nozzle making them a real pain to clear out. Then the printer’s motherboard fan died and had to be replaced. The most recent string of problems started with a-axis homing issues and now the printer won’t extrude at all making my 4 month old printer completely useless. Even though the printer is still under warranty, customer support has been completely non-responsive. I legitimately have 3 “pending” customer support tickets, the oldest of which is over a month old, so I haven’t even been able to use the warranty. At the end of the day I’m ultimately disappointed with this printer and even more disappointed with the lack of response from Anycubic. I’d advise anyone looking at buying this printer to consider something from Creality.

We have a house full of printers that do not work. This one still works! It even self levels. My husband built shelves that were a little off level, and this printer has never had a problem. Based on all the 3d priters we've gone through, both resin and filament, this one is tough enough to survive us, so I highly recommend this printer.

I rarely write a review unless some thing is really good or really bad. I have always bought Creality printers and they did the job but this printer is just amazing. easy to put together, quality materials, looks great and works great. I have not used any type of glue or spray on the bed and I am on my 20th print no with no adhesion issues. I wish there was better control of the speed of the printer while it was printing but I also do realize I am use to printing very slow and this will print in detail at a fast speed. To me it is quiet because it is quieter then my other printers. I can honestly say for once in my life I am happy with the $ I spent on this because it has worked flawless. It is LARGE and takes up some room.

1 mes intentando imprimir y ni una sola impresion a salido bien, demasiado banding, por mas que se ajustan hay banding. Hoy solo dejo de extruir. Pesima impresora. EVITEN LA COMPRA.