Anycubic has unveiled the Kobra 2 series 3D printers and they come with affordable price tags. The Kobra 2 series of Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) 3D printers are fast and can achieve printing speeds of up to 500mm/s. They offer a build volume of up to 88L and there are four models in the new series. The launch of the 3D printers coincides with Anycubic’s 8th anniversary.

The Anycubic Kobra 2 affordable 3D printers are well-recommended for beginners in the field. The models in the new lineup offer different printing speeds and accelerations, as well as build volume. The Kobra series of FDM printers have been well-received in the market, and the new models are expected to follow a similar trajectory.

The main thrust of the new Kobra 2 series is high-speed printing and a choice of larger build volumes. The FDM approach is an easy step for starters to get on with 3D printing. It has a low-cost profile and also comes with less complexity.

The entry-level model in the lineup is the Kobra 2 Neo which delivers small prints at a decent speed. On the other end of the speed printing spectrum is the Kobra 2 Pro, with a speed of 500mm/s and acceleration of 20,000mm/s2. The Kobra 2 Plus comes with the same speed as the Pro but has a larger build of 40L+. The biggest model in the lineup is the Kobra 2 Max with a volume build of 88L to accommodate larger printing.

The printers feature Anycubic’s upgraded LeviQ 2.0 auto bed-leveling system and quick modular setup. Apart from the Neo, the other models come with a 4.3-inch LCD touchscreen, filament runout detector, and vibration compensation. Further control of the 3D printers can be done via the Anycubic app (to be released later this year).

The Anycubic Kobra 2 was originally priced starting at $199 but is currently on sale in the US at a discounted starting price of $159. Interested customers can get the new 3D printers directly from the Anycubic website.

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