Anycubic Kobra X

The Dawn of a New Era: ACE GEN 2

Why Kobra X is the One Worth Choosing?

2X the Speed, 2X the Material Savings

[1] 81.25% (Anycubic Lab data)

Soft/Hard Multi-Material Printing
4-Color Built-in, 19-Color Builds Legacy

Auto-Leveling for Perfect First Layer
Smart Remote Control
AI Anomaly Detection
260*260*260mm³ Build Volume
Printing Speed Up to 600mm/s
Active Noise Reduction, Silent Mode ≤45dB

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FAQs

What advantages does Kobra X have compared to similar products? 

Kobra X uses the in-house ACE GEN 2 print head, which enables:
Multicolor printing (4 colors) without using any additional multicolor system.
More efficient color-switching when printing multicolor models. 
40%–50% less purge waste when printing multicolor models.
Soft–hard and soft–soft multi-material printing, enabling different materials to support each other.

What do the [1]81.25% (Anycubic Lab data) annotations in the product details mean?

The Kobra X has a filament retraction distance of 30mm, significantly improving over the Kobra 3 V2's distance of 160mm. This reduces total material purge length by 81.25% during multicolor printing—data provided by the Anycubic Lab.

What is the maximum build volume of Kobra X?

The maximum build volume is 260×260×260mm.

What are the recommended print speed and acceleration?

Recommended speed: 300 mm/s; Maximum speed: 600 mm/s; Maximum acceleration: 20000 mm/s².

Can Kobra X achieve multi-color printing with a single machine? 

Yes. You can print with 4 colors right out of the box without purchasing an additional ACE 2 Pro.

How many colors does Kobra X support?

The printer has a 4-color printing capability built in, and by connecting up to four ACE 2 Pro units, the system can reach a maximum of 19 colors.

What materials does Kobra X support?

Single-material printing: Full PLA series, PETG, TPU, PVA, etc.
Soft–hard multi-material printing: TPU + PLA + PVA
Soft–soft multi-material printing: Different hardness levels of TPU (e.g., 95A + 68D)