Well then, first post, and its supporting this cube pretty heavily....perhaps you could make some other posts tehehehee. Just saying. Anyone with me? Know what I'm saying?
with all do respect, i was replying to inform you of my opinions on this as YOU asked about it. If you plan to criticize people who reply to your posts, why create the thread at all? In the end all of us are here to help inform YOU.
I thought you might just be one of those accounts people make to endorse there on products is all. I stand corrected and I apologize for my crude welcoming to the forum.
Now, I got the JSK clone yesterday, and yeah. I agree, this thing is amazing. It has a lot of similarities to the c4y cube in smoothness, the only difference I noticed were that:
The cube feels less "sharp" and clicky. The plastic is not quite as hard basically. It is just as smooth. It feels more stable and less flimsy and cheap than the c4y cube. It essentially has the same feel of storebought plastic, along with the sturdiness of one too.
Now I tried what Cubes=Life said and hybridized with the c4y edges of the brand new c4y cube I got with it as well. Oh man this thing is so my main speedcube now. The only problem I see with the jsk is that it randomly catches on its own edges. It's wierd, but the c4y edges completely fix that, and easily make this my favorite cube. I highly recommend to all.
One screw did come out on it's own like Cubes=Life said they would, so I took the liberty of loctite-ing them in there already. Thank you for your help this thing is great.
Edit: hahaha actually I decided I like the c4y core and corners, with jsk edges more. They're both great though.
An observation: The corners to these cubes are identical, but different size, but the edges of the jsk are ever so slightly rounded, and thicker.
