Artillery M1 Pro vs Anycubic Kobra 2 Pro

The Artillery M1 Pro (2025, €349) and the Anycubic Kobra 2 Pro (2023, €369) are two FDM 3D printers many people compare before buying.

On the technical side, only the Artillery M1 Pro is enclosed (better for ABS and technical materials), and the Artillery M1 Pro offers more build volume (260³ 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
Artillery
M1 Pro
€349
Anycubic
Kobra 2 Pro
€369
Geometry
Build volume 260³ mm 🏆 220×220×250 mm
Weight 14 kg 8.5 kg
Speed
Max speed 600 mm/s 🏆 500 mm/s
Max acceleration 20,000 mm/s² 20,000 mm/s²
Hot-end
Max nozzle temp 320 °C 🏆 260 °C
Nozzle material hardened steel brass
Drive type direct direct
Flow rate 25 mm³/s 🏆
Bed
Max bed temp 120 °C 🏆 110 °C
Bed material PEI PEI plate
Auto-leveling auto LeviQ 2.0
Enclosed Yes 🏆 No
Heated chamber Yes 🏆 No
Multimaterial
AMS compatible No No
AMS type
AMS slots
Connectivity
WiFi Yes Yes
Ethernet No
Camera Yes ()
Calibration
Vibration compensation Yes
Flow calibration No
Input shaping Yes
Pressure advance Yes
Software
Official slicer Orca Slicer / Artillery Slicer Anycubic Slicer Next
OrcaSlicer Yes
Noise
Noise
Power 1150 W 350 W 🏆

Verdict

Frequently asked

Which has better value: Artillery M1 Pro or Anycubic Kobra 2 Pro?
See the full spec table for the best decision based on your use case.
Which has the larger build volume?
Artillery M1 Pro with 260³ mm.

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