Should you buy the Kobra 3 Combo? Here’s the truth

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The Anycubic Kobra 3 Combo is one of the most affordable multicolor 3D printers on the market, offering four-color printing, a filament dryer, and automatic bed leveling for under $300. But does that low price come with hidden costs?

In this full hands-on review, I take you through my months-long journey of getting the Kobra 3 working. From replacing the motherboard to fighting with unresponsive tech support, I share the good, the weird, and the downright ugly about this machine. You’ll see what setup looked like out of the box, how the included slicer software performed, and what it took to finally get top-tier print quality.

Spoiler: the results are stunning—but only after a lot of frustration.

If you’re a budget-conscious maker willing to do some technical heavy lifting, the Kobra 3 might be a dream come true. If you want a plug-and-play experience, maybe not.

Watch the video to see sample prints, hear the full story, and decide for yourself. Should you buy the Kobra 3 Combo? Here’s the truth.

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Here are the products I used:

* Anycubic Kobra 3:
* Sunlu Cherry Wood PLA filament:
* Sunlu Maple Wood PLA filament:
* Sunlu Matte Green PLA filament:

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