Anycubic Lists S1 Max and P1 Max Anniversary Prices, but the Cart Still Decides
Anycubic’s September 2 anniversary article lists $599, $799, and $849 for the Kobra S1 Max, S1 Max Combo, and Photon P1 Max; checked U.S. pages matched the listed Combo and P1 Max base figures.
Anycubic’s anniversary article lists $599 for Kobra S1 Max, $799 for Kobra S1 Max Combo, and $849 for Photon P1 Max during a September 2–October 8 event with five rotating rounds and limited stock. The checked U.S. Combo and P1 Max product pages matched the article at $799 and $849 for the named base configurations. Verify region, exact configuration, stock, tax, shipping, and the final cart before treating an article figure as the available price.
The launch questions now have dated offer figures—but not one universal price
The figures are tied to Kobra S1 Max, Kobra S1 Max Combo, and Photon P1 Max in a dated event article, not declared here as permanent worldwide MSRPs.
Those official U.S. product surfaces also showed current stock and shipping language during the check, which can change after publication.
The Kobra S1 Max Combo page showed $799, and the Photon P1 Max Single Unit with no resin showed $849. Other configurations and final cart totals can differ.
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Anycubic’s dated article fills in offer figures without creating a universal checkout price
Anycubic’s September 2 anniversary article lists Kobra S1 Max at $599, Kobra S1 Max Combo at $799, and Photon P1 Max at $849. It describes an event running through October 8 in five rotating rounds with limited stock. The figures are article-listed, time-bound references; they are not represented here as permanent worldwide MSRPs or guaranteed cart totals.
The checked U.S. Kobra S1 Max Combo and Photon P1 Max pages matched the anniversary article at $799 and $849 for the named base configurations. That alignment does not guarantee another region, currency, bundle, included hardware, stock state, tax, shipping, warranty, return terms, or final cart. Keep those fields fixed before comparing the offer with another printer.
The useful change is a verifiable purchase path, not one headline number
The anniversary article lists $599 for Kobra S1 Max, $799 for Kobra S1 Max Combo, and $849 for Photon P1 Max. The U.S. Combo page describes a 350 × 350 × 350 mm machine and showed the $799 configuration during the check. The U.S. P1 Max page describes an 18.3 L resin build volume and showed $849. Anycubic’s event terms describe a 30-day return window and an extra 180-day warranty for eligible purchases; exact eligibility still belongs to the final order.
A dated offer is only comparable when the configuration stays fixed: The numbers can help a buyer reopen the large-format FDM or resin comparison. They become misleading if a single machine, a Combo, another region, an expired round, or a tax-and-shipping total is silently substituted along the way.
- Will the article-listed figures remain available for the same U.S. configurations through every promotion round?
- Which bundles, coupons, return terms, and extra-warranty terms apply to each exact cart?
- How will production-unit reliability, software, support, material use, and operating cost compare after wider owner evidence arrives?
Wait before comparing if:The article, product page, and cart do not agree on region, configuration, included hardware, stock, or final total.
Consider the dated offer only if:The exact U.S. configuration is in stock and its final cart, tax, shipping, return, warranty, and operating-cost terms fit the same comparison you intended to make.
Article-listed figures and checked U.S. surfaces
| Offer field | Anycubic Kobra S1 Max | Anycubic Kobra S1 Max Combo | Anycubic Photon P1 Max |
|---|---|---|---|
| Anniversary article figure | $599 | $799 | $849 |
| Checked U.S. product figure | Confirm on selected U.S. page | $799 | $849 |
| Article event window | September 2–October 8 | September 2–October 8 | September 2–October 8 |
| Final tax, shipping, and cart | Verify before purchase | Verify before purchase | Verify before purchase |
| Hands-on testing here | Not performed | Not performed | Not performed |
Sources: Anniversary article, Official U.S. page, Official U.S. page
Match the article, product page, and cart before comparing
Save the final configuration and cart total, then compare the included hardware, tax, shipping, warranty, return window, materials, and operating cost.
Stop and verify region, currency, model, bundle, stock, promotion round, and cart before treating the lower number as an available offer.
Anycubic opens its 11th anniversary event
The company’s article lists three named printer figures for a September 2–October 8 event with five rotating rounds and limited stock.
Primary pages and records used for this report.
The decision behind the offer
The campaign article can start the comparison; the selected cart must finish it.
The anniversary article and checked U.S. product pages aligned on $799 for Kobra S1 Max Combo and $849 for Photon P1 Max. Region, exact configuration, stock, tax, shipping, and the active round can still change the final cart.
The article figure is not the checkout figure.
The useful move
Verify the same region and configuration all the way through.Use the article-listed figure as a dated reference, then confirm the exact U.S. product, included hardware, active offer, stock state, tax, shipping, and final cart before comparing alternatives.Frequently Asked Questions
Updated from the sources listed below on September 2, 2026.
What prices does Anycubic’s anniversary article list?▼
The September 2 article lists $599 for Kobra S1 Max, $799 for Kobra S1 Max Combo, and $849 for Photon P1 Max. These are dated, article-listed figures for the event—not universal worldwide MSRPs or guaranteed cart totals.
When does Anycubic’s 11th anniversary event run?▼
Anycubic’s article says the event runs from September 2 through October 8, 2026, in five rotating rounds with limited stock. Exact products, figures, coupons, and availability can change by round and region.
Why might an Anycubic product page or cart show a different price?▼
Region, currency, exact machine or bundle, included hardware, stock, active round, coupon eligibility, tax, and shipping can all change the visible total. Match those fields from article to product page to final cart.
Did The Crafty Catsman test the Kobra S1 Max or Photon P1 Max for this report?▼
No. This is source-only reporting on official Anycubic pages. Production-unit reliability, software, support, materials, output quality, and operating cost still need independent owner evidence.
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