Anycubic Kobra 2 Pro vs Bambu Lab A1

The Anycubic Kobra 2 Pro (2023, €369) and the Bambu Lab A1 (2023, €399) are two FDM 3D printers many people compare before buying.

The Anycubic Kobra 2 Pro is the more affordable of the two, with a gap of about 30 (~8%) versus the other.

On the technical side, only the Bambu Lab A1 supports multicolor (AMS), and the Bambu Lab A1 offers more build volume (256³ mm).

Below is the full spec table with the best value of each feature highlighted, plus a verdict by use case.

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Specifications
Anycubic
Kobra 2 Pro
€369
Bambu Lab
A1
€399
Geometry
Build volume 250×220×220 mm 256³ mm 🏆
Weight 8.5 kg 8.3 kg
Speed
Max speed 500 mm/s 500 mm/s
Max acceleration 20,000 mm/s² 🏆 10,000 mm/s²
Hot-end
Max nozzle temp 260 °C 300 °C 🏆
Nozzle material brass stainless steel
Drive type direct direct
Flow rate 25 mm³/s 28 mm³/s 🏆
Bed
Max bed temp 110 °C 🏆 100 °C
Bed material PEI plate PEI plate
Auto-leveling LeviQ 2.0 load cell + auto mesh
Enclosed No No
Heated chamber No No
Multimaterial
AMS compatible No Yes 🏆
AMS type — lite
AMS slots — 4 🏆
Connectivity
WiFi Yes Yes
Ethernet No No
Camera — Yes (1080p)
Calibration
Measures its own vibrations (built-in sensor) Yes Yes
Calibrates flow by itself (sensor) — Yes
Input shaping Yes Yes
Pressure advance — Yes
Software
Official slicer Anycubic Slicer Next Bambu Studio
OrcaSlicer Yes Yes
Noise
Noise — 48 dB 🏆
Power 350 W 🏆 1300 W

Verdict

Frequently asked

Which has better value: Anycubic Kobra 2 Pro or Bambu Lab A1?
See the full spec table for the best decision based on your use case.
Which has the larger build volume?
Bambu Lab A1 with 256³ mm.

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