Anycubic Kobra Max vs Creality Ender 2 Pro

I own an anycubic Kobra max since a few weeks. Printing PLA was not a problem. I got a good printing quality with print one.

It's a cantilever design, which means it has one Z-axis and the X gantry rides straight off of that, like this. The extra mounting bracket down here m...

Overall, I think the Cobra Max is a pretty good value at the $600 it's going for on Amazon right today. If you are interested in a Cobra Max, there'll...

Either way, I have to return it, as I don't want to have to start replacing parts on it weeks after purchase.

Multi-day prints print well. It took very little tweaking. It's easy to use. The only gotcha on this machine is the print bed surface and that can be ...

And that is the only issue I had because this thing was wobbling a lot but now it's stable. So that is the only issue that I have had with this printe...

There was no ramp up to getting my models knocked off the bed, it just happens at random. With my nx the adhesion was great at the beginning and gradually diminished over time. Now the real big minus was the customer service. It seemed a real hassle to get a response and the fact that they require the machine id and order number to even start the process of getting help is ridiculous

It's meant to be picked up and moved around. They've combined it with the handle When not in use you can take unload your filament and the arm will fo...