Anycubic is back with a new consumer LCD 3D printer and a super-fast entry-level FDM model.

It wasn’t that long ago that Anycubic unveiled its Mono 2 resin-based 4K 3D printer , and now two more are on the way. The Kobra 2 and the Mono M5s are aimed at consumer-level 3D printing, with the former intended as a quick and easy starter device and the latter for high detail.

The Kobra 2 is an FDM (plastic filament-based) printer that aims to be an ideal starting point for those looking to get into 3D printing. It promises a “universally accessible” price point (yet to be revealed) and generally faster print speeds than many other FDM printers.

According to Anycubic, this is made possible by the Kobra 2's cooling system, the mechanical structure of the extruder and a "dual Z-axis rod design", which allows for printing at speeds of 150-250 mm per second.