Unfortunately, there are no plans to add the 2nd version to our range at the moment, I'm sorry.

Unfortunately... this is the old version. During the last Black Friday sale on Anycubic, the version 2.0 was even sold for 150.- USD (shipping free), while Digitec offered the old 3D printer for 175.-. Anyway, I would recommend the old version. The Mega Zero 1.0 broke down twice for me. Once the power supply had a loose contact and switched off several times during printing. The second time there was a problem with the mainboard. According to the community, these are known errors that have been improved in version 2.0.

The best thing to do is to contact our customer service directly at https://helpcenter.digitec.ch/hc/de/requests/new. Your request can then be examined individually.

I often had this problem too. Sometimes the PLA did not even stick to the printing plate, probably because it is not heated. I was able to solve the problem with adhesive spray, no warping, no more adhesion problems. But it takes a moment to get the temperature and printing speed right, which in turn also depends on the material. An active forum, as all the others have already written, certainly helps too.

With a Bowden extruder this is almost impossible. TPU is too soft for the motor to bring the TPU to the nozzle at a reasonable pressure. That is why too little or nothing arrives at the front. According to the properties described by Digitec in the specifications, only PLA and PET will work here. Happy Printing :-)

Hello Mirozuzak I have googled a lot but unfortunately I did not find one for the printer. I recommend you rather to take the one size where already one has on board Gruss Audi2006

Hoi Sandro1996 You can buy the printer directly from the manufacturer or I would ask digitec support because they have the printer in their assortment Greetings Audi2006

Whatever helps with noise: Aearo earmuffs stereo or if you mean the noise of the stepper motors, you can change to Silent Stepstick: [https://learn.watterott.com/de/silentstepstick/

Software is included, but already a bit outdated, it is called Cura and available on the Ultimaker website in the latest version. Yes, you can print practically anything you want. But don't forget, with a 3D printer it takes a lot of patience until everything is well set up and the first good prints are produced. The Anycube Mega Zero is a very good printer for the price, but because its base plate is not heatable, it can be a challenge to get the thing you want to print to stick to the plate. If you are new to the area, I recommend you check out the tests of the printer on YouTube. Have a good evening!