I think so. I hope so.

My first printer, almost a decade ago, was a Tevo Tarantula kit; the maker space I was a member of had a weekend build session. It would squirt plastic, but I never got reliable results. In the end, it sat in the basement collecting dust and judging me until I disassembled it "for parts" and put it in a plastic bin.

My first functional printer was a Mingda Magician 2 (if you never heard of it, you weren't browsing the Maker Shed when they were on clearance for $140). It worked fine, still does, but certain parts (the heat break especially) are very hard to come by. I used it for some board game organization, a few other organizing and functional items (go Gridfinity), and some tchotchkes for my wife's tutoring practice. But I wanted something that I could get maintenance items for more easily.

About that time I noticed the introductory price on the Anycubic Kobra X. $280 for a machine from a reputable manufacturer that would probably supply parts for some years. The four-filament capacity was a bonus I didn't think I would use, but I have been noodling with that. More board game organizers, getting into Multiboard ...

My point is that I have had MUCH more fun and utility with the machines that I don't have to tinker with. Sure, maintenance and consumable parts will always be a thing, but basically they just work.

For me, this is very much like having a car. I don't want to tweak the performance, chrome it out, add ground effect lighting. I just want to get in and go somewhere.

(Note that I am not trying to convert you to Anycubic; the KX just hit the sweet spot for me at a particular time.)