Anycubic Kobra 2 FDM 3D Printer, LeviQ 2.0 Auto-Leveling,Up 300mm/s Print Speed with Dual-Geared Extrusion Structure and Upgraded Cooling System,220 * 220 * 250mm

After having an issue with the Elegoo Neptune 4 I opted to research a replacement and this one does everything very well. From a quick setup to a very easy leveling operation and very nice prints this is a printer that was a good choice. My personal thoughts are that from inception to end product this printer was very well engineered and produced great results. Whether you're doing small projects or something more advanced this will do the job and at the price point it's hard to beat. I highly recommend anyone to invest in this printer you won't be disappointed.

I bought this as a gift and the recipient absolutely loves it. They are constantly printing things with it so it must be pretty easy to set up and use. They have little background in computers, just basic knowledge like copy and paste and control z

It had some problems with elephants' foot but other than that I cannot complain about a starter printer I would definitely recommend it to someone else

Works perfectly so far. Easy to set up and use.

I purchased this device for Christmas and will be returning it tomorrow as for the last two weeks I have been trying to get the device to level. Its auto-leveling function was a major reason why I purchased this product. However all the device does is drive the Z-axis into the table.The only thing this product has done is disappoint my son, I do not recommend it to anyone.

I have a ender3 V2 this anycubic Kobra 2 is awesome the first print was perfect and fast wish I would have got it first I will not be buying anymore Creality machines any cubic is the best

It is a decent printer, with a few things to note.1. V3.0.6 of the firmware does allow increased print quality, but at the cost of some speed. Go much higher than 200mm/s, and you're bound to get layer shifts. Make sure you check all the different printer speeds on your model, (Top, Bottom, Infill, Walls, etc.), because some of those may go faster than what you have your standard speed set to.2.PTFE Hotend Tubing in the hotend prevents the temp. from going higher than 270. While I personally am yet to have a reason to print with Nylon, for those who do print with that more often, that will be an issue. You probably could get away with printing Nylon at 270, but you may not get ideal results, and will significantly wear the tubing. In this aspect, the Kobra 2 series is at a serious disadvantage to its competitor, the Elegoo Neptune 4 series.3.A more minor problem(for me at least), but these are probably Anycubic's loudest printers yet. Not only is the part cooling fan a mighty engine making sure everyone is aware of its 7000rpm, the Z-axis, due to it's auto leveling(which works like a charm by the way,) is constantly adjusting to the unevenness of the bed, making a noise on larger prints when there's a large edge at around the 200mm/s mark or higher. For people who want to have this printer in a quieter environment, you'll have to turn down the fan and the speed.Aside from that, I personally think it's a great printer! If Anycubic has a Black Friday sale, I'll probably get the Kobra 2 Pro and give a rating for that as well.

I had to purchase three units before getting one that was working correctly. First unit would not auto level. The second unit made a grinding sound. The third unit is working flawlessly so far. If you are looking for an entry level 3D printer I would recommend it. It was easy to put together and easy to use. I would give it four stars even five, but the quality control was not there in every unit.