Written by Danielle Arnold
Status, September 2026: No longer sold new. Anycubic's official store lists the Kobra 2 Pro as sold out, and the Kobra 3, released in 2024, is its successor.
The Anycubic Kobra 2 Pro is a fast open-frame printer with a direct drive extruder, 25-point automatic levelling and a PEI spring steel bed.
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About the Kobra 2 Pro
Anycubic rates the Kobra 2 Pro at up to 500 mm/s. Real-world speeds depend on the model and the filament, and surface quality usually improves when you run below the maximum.
The direct drive extruder handles PLA, PETG and TPU. The 260°C hotend covers the PLA and PETG ranges OzFDM stocks, and levelling uses Anycubic's LeviQ 2.0 system with a 25-point mesh.
PETG may need retraction tuning to control stringing, which is typical of PETG on most printers. The open frame makes ABS and ASA difficult, even though the bed reaches 110°C.
If you already own a Kobra 2 Pro, it remains a practical machine for PLA, PETG and TPU. If you are shopping for a new printer, compare the Kobra 3 and other current models.
ProsFast for its class Direct drive extruder handles TPU Automatic 25-point bed levelling PEI spring steel build plate 110°C bed |
ConsNo longer sold new No enclosure Open frame limits ABS and ASA |
Best For
- Budget-conscious makers who want speed
- PLA, PETG and TPU printing
- Makers upgrading from an older budget machine
- High-volume hobby printing
Print Profiles
Recommended print settings for OzFDM filaments on this printer. Click any profile for full details, notes and troubleshooting tips.
All Anycubic Kobra 2 Pro profiles
Ready to print? Grab your filament from OzFDM.
Good starting points for the Kobra 2 Pro:
- PLA Basic: easy, reliable everyday prints
- PETG Basic: heat and impact resistance on an open-frame printer
- TPU95A: flexible parts through the direct drive extruder
Free shipping on orders over $299, and 5% off when you buy any 3 or more rolls of filament.
