The Kobra is capable of printing with almost any type of filament that requires a temperature of up to 260°C, including PLA, ABS, TPU, PETG, and Nylon, although materials at the top-end of the polymer sphere like PEEK and ULTEM remain beyond the machine's capabilities.

Anycubic Kobra 2 is a fast FDM 3D printer known for its fast printing capabilities, good performance and affordable price. Along with Prusaslicer, Cura is also the slicing software of choice for many users. They can convert 3D models into printable layers and generate the necessary G-code instructions for the printer.

FDM 3D printers can print in a single color, using colored filament, in two colors, using a dual extruder, or in multiple colors and gradients using color mixing, depending on how many filaments feed through the printer simultaneously.

Testing the Anycubic Kobra 2: Speedy Prints The Kobra 2 comes with a small starter coil of filament, enough for one or two prints, but you'll want to get yourself a spool of PLA filament ASAP, because you'll be going through filament as fast as the Kobra 2 prints it out: very fast.