Uploaded January 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In this video I'll be unboxing and setting up the Anycubic Kobra 3. While it is the combo unit, I'll set it up like a normal Kobra 3 and will do a follow-up video of how to setup the ACE Pro.
Considering one? Using my affiliate link below helps support this channel. Thanks!
Anycubic Kobra 3 🛒 amzn.to/4aaUlzG
Video Highlights:
😀 The Anycubic Cobra 3 Combo Kit is a full-size 3D printer that includes a multi-color filament system and an enclosure for drying filament.
😀 This is Jon’s first experience with an Anycubic printer, although he’s previously used their filaments, and he’s excited to test it out.
😀 The printer is well-packaged with all necessary components, including a USB key, print head, touchscreen, filament spool holder, and filament drying system.
😀 Assembly of the printer involves attaching the print head, connecting cables, and setting up the spool holder, but it’s relatively straightforward once you follow the instructions.
😀 The touchscreen is responsive, but the plastic covering could potentially scratch, and John suggests using a screen protector for better protection.
😀 The printer performs well during the first test print, producing a 15-minute Benchy with minimal stringing and good overall quality.
😀 Despite the rapid print speed, there are minor imperfections, such as some missing material on the corner and a small excess filament on the top of the print.
😀 The Anycubic Cobra 3 Combo prints faster than most printers in this category, with the 15-minute Benchy test being completed in under 15 minutes.
😀 The printer’s noise level is generally low, although there is some vibration and noise from the larger build plate during movement.
😀 Jon compares the Cobra 3 Combo to the Ender 3, noting that the Anycubic offers a larger print bed, higher temperatures, and faster printing speeds, making it a generational improvement.
In this video I'll be unboxing and setting up the Anycubic Kobra 3. While it is the combo unit, I'll set it up like a normal Kobra 3 and will do a follow-up video of how to setup the ACE Pro.
Considering one? Using my affiliate link below helps support this channel. Thanks!
Anycubic Kobra 3 🛒 amzn.to/4aaUlzG
Video Highlights:
😀 The Anycubic Cobra 3 Combo Kit is a full-size 3D printer that includes a multi-color filament system and an enclosure for drying filament.
😀 This is Jon’s first experience with an Anycubic printer, although he’s previously used their filaments, and he’s excited to test it out.
😀 The printer is well-packaged with all necessary components, including a USB key, print head, touchscreen, filament spool holder, and filament drying system.
😀 Assembly of the printer involves attaching the print head, connecting cables, and setting up the spool holder, but it’s relatively straightforward once you follow the instructions.
😀 The touchscreen is responsive, but the plastic covering could potentially scratch, and John suggests using a screen protector for better protection.
😀 The printer performs well during the first test print, producing a 15-minute Benchy with minimal stringing and good overall quality.
😀 Despite the rapid print speed, there are minor imperfections, such as some missing material on the corner and a small excess filament on the top of the print.
😀 The Anycubic Cobra 3 Combo prints faster than most printers in this category, with the 15-minute Benchy test being completed in under 15 minutes.
😀 The printer’s noise level is generally low, although there is some vibration and noise from the larger build plate during movement.
😀 Jon compares the Cobra 3 Combo to the Ender 3, noting that the Anycubic offers a larger print bed, higher temperatures, and faster printing speeds, making it a generational improvement.
