Anycubic's massive Kobra 3 Max V2 Combo with four-color printing is $330 off for early buyers, down to $569.
The Deal
Anycubic has cut the price of the Kobra 3 Max V2 Combo from $899 to $569 for early buyers, a straight $330 discount. UK buyers get the same treatment: the bundle is down to £519 from £849. Anycubic is also offering selected Kobra 3 Max V2 add-ons at half price when bought with the printer, which softens the cost of accessories if you want extras.
The timing lines up with Anycubic's 11th anniversary sale, which runs through October 8, so this is not a flash deal that vanishes overnight. Still, early bird pricing on a large-format machine tends to be the floor. If you have been watching this class of printer, waiting rarely saves money.
What You Get
The combo pairs the Kobra 3 Max V2 with the ACE 2 Pro, Anycubic's multi-filament unit. The headline number is the build volume: 420 x 420 x 500mm. That is enough room for full-size cosplay props, helmet-scale prints, or a bed full of smaller parts in one run.
The ACE 2 Pro adds four-color printing out of the box, expandable to eight colors with extra hardware. It also actively dries filament at up to 65°C, which matters for anyone running nylon or PETG in a humid room.
On the reliability side, the machine prints at up to 600mm/s and packs a list of failure-prevention features that reads like a checklist of every way a big print can go wrong: LeviQ 3.0 auto-leveling with Z-offset, filament detection, power-loss resume, entanglement detection, and AI spaghetti detection that watches for failed prints and stops them before they waste a spool.
The Honest Catch
This is a physically large machine. The printer itself measures 706 x 640 x 753mm and weighs about 18kg, and the ACE 2 Pro adds another 3.7kg on top. You need a dedicated bench, a sturdy shelf, or floor space. If your workshop is a desk in a bedroom, this is not the printer for you.
The value case is also clear-cut: if you mostly print small single-color parts, the Kobra 3 Max V2 is overkill. The deal makes sense for people who will actually use the 420mm bed and the multi-color system. For them, $569 for this combo is aggressive pricing that undercuts most large-format rivals by a wide margin.
Bottom Line
Large-format printing used to mean spending four figures or accepting slow, quirky machines. The Kobra 3 Max V2 Combo at $569 undercuts that assumption hard. If big prints and multi-color work are on your project list, this early bird price is about as good as it gets.
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