Bundle Anycubic Kobra 3 Max Combo 3D Printer, Support Multi Color Printing 600mm/s High-Speed Printing, Large Build Volume 420x420x500mm, Auto Leveling & Smart Vibration Compensation PEI Plate
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Features
- Ultra-High-Speed PrintingAchieve professional-grade precision even at blazing 600mm/s speeds and 20,000mm/s2 acceleration, powered by G-sensor vibration compensation to eliminate layer shifts on complex models
- Industry-Leading 420x420x500mm Build VolumePrint life-size prototypes, furniture components, or multiple parts simultaneously on this extra-large 3D printer, ideal for engineers, makers, and small businesses
- Filament Runout Sensor & Offline Printing ModeNever waste prints machine pauses automatically when filament ends; built-in resume function handles power outages for 24/7 reliability.
- Dual-Sided PEI Spring Steel Plate & All-Metal Hotend (300C)Effortless print removal + 100% adhesion reliability; swap nozzles instantly (0.4mm standard) for PLA/PETG/TPU filaments at high temps
Date First Available: March 19, 2025
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Top Amazon Reviews
Works well. Love being able to print large sizes. Using multilateral for supports is also great. Printed several large objects maximizing build volume, only minor issues like warping, due to cold ambient temp and lack of enclosure. I think it will always be good to have one of these large printers around.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2025 by Hello
Long rant I’ve worked on this trying to fix it more than I’ve printed projects on it. It seems to jame and clog fairly easy when you print using the fast option. Why is it a fast option if it doesn’t work properly. Randomly it just defaults to random settings making it impossible to print properly between it not working. Don’t even bother emailing support or putting in a ticket because you’ll never hear back. This printer and company are poorly made and it’s an expensive waste (claims to be cheaper option compared to other) $600-$800+ for it not to work. Please do your research before buying from Anycubic or a Kobra type printer.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2025 by zack zack
I was so happy with the first one I bought another one. I am very happy with the purchase
Reviewed in the United States on July 1, 2025 by Donald H.
I purchased the AnyCubic Kobra 3 Max in April, and since then it has already gone through four print heads and a printing plate that ended up completely gouged. AnyCubic only provides support for the print head for three months, so they are no longer assisting me with these ongoing issues. The Kobra 3 Max clogs regularly, and the only solution has been replacing the print head—yet each new one lasts barely a month before the problem returns. Meanwhile, my other non-AnyCubic printers, operating in the same room under identical conditions, continue to run without issue. Reading the glowing five-star reviews, I can’t help but feel I didn’t receive the same printer others describe. Mine has been down for months since April, often waiting on replacement parts from AnyCubic. At one point, it took three weeks to receive a part, even after they told me it was being prioritized. The only positive aspect of this setup is that the ACE unit includes a built-in filament dryer, which has been useful.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2025 by Caroline H.
The Anycubic Kobra 3 Max is a good printer. Yes there is a learning curve to be able to print a top quality file. I own both the little one and the big one, both work great. You just have to learn how to set the printer up and run it. Most of the failed prints are due to dirty beds. You need to clean it after a few prints but I clean mine every time I touch the bed to remove the finished product.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2025 by Ray Ray
I would not purchase this again and am working on a return. Technically it prints, but only with error after error after error. It can't even print Benchy (that little boat that other printers can do in 15-20 minutes.) Other issues with the software include that it can't find the printer on the LAN. My PC is physically plugged into the router and I've confirmed the IP on the printer. If you get the camera, they'll send you half of it - a circuit board with a lens. You'll need to create a case for it. If you opt for 8 colors, you'll need to print your own head, which they tell you to use at your own risk.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2025 by Thomas