[Video] Type C-II, D-II, F-II and more (Review)

MW1990 · Sep 25, 2009

Well, not much to say here

I just explain (too long of a video sorry, I'm not good with keeping time when making videos lol) how each cube is in minor detail. Here's a text based version I suppose:

Rubiks Storebought (not broken in with sand or anything

) = Win

-Type C-II: Smooth, lightweight, "soft feeling"

-Type D-II: Heavy cube, Type F style pieces, "springy sound" like Rubiks Storebought

-Type F-II: Great, lightweight, very smooth, I didn't cover corner cutting, but it does cut corners well I suppose.

-Little 50mm cube: Nice, portable (duh), not too small, really fast

-Cube4you DIY: Good, like my New Type A-III kind of.

-Eastsheen 4x4: Very nice, no lube in it, just a quarter turn or less of loosening the screws on each side.

Enjoy!

elcarc · Sep 25, 2009

yesh, ive been waiting for this

MW1990 · Sep 25, 2009

I hope the video was clear/concise enough :\ I put text descriptions if the video didn't work

teller · Sep 25, 2009

Thanks for posting this...I have a C-II and I agree with pretty much everything you said about it. It's good after you loosen it, but you don't fall in love with it.

I have a feeling F-II will win my heart.

MW1990 · Sep 25, 2009

I will loosen the D-II

It seems like it has potential, but the F-II is just too nice

I think it's my new main speedcube

Rodrigo Piaggio · Sep 25, 2009

Hi, for the spanish language users who does not understand spoken english:

MW1990 · Sep 25, 2009

Thank you for posting that

It was kind of inconsiderate of me to not take that into account, I speak spanish and some (very little) japanese and mandarin, so I should have put subtitles

Rodrigo Piaggio · Sep 25, 2009

No big deal at all. Generally i dont post my videos here because all are in spanish language. I think actually are enough english videos for cubers but in this case i want to add that video because this cubes are relatively new and i think this can help some users.

MW1990 · Sep 25, 2009

Yep yep I definitely agree

stevethecuber · Sep 25, 2009

thanks

Did u review the type-D-II? i think i missed it, lemme check

MW1990 · Sep 25, 2009

I did

It was at 2:08, I said type C, sorry, my bad

stevethecuber · Sep 25, 2009

thanks ^^

MW1990 · Sep 25, 2009

No problem

GermanCube · Sep 26, 2009

I cant watch the embedded video. The spanish one works, but the english one doesn't

.

MW1990 · Sep 26, 2009

Hmm sorry about that GermanCube, it works for me, but here's the link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8pkRcKi54wY cheers

Lt-UnReaL · Sep 26, 2009

Is that a Discrete Mathematics book? :O

MW1990 · Sep 26, 2009

Why, yes, yes it is

Discrete mathematics with applications by Susan Epps

My second favorite book right now

Harris Chan · Sep 27, 2009

So it looks like the type F II is the best of the three. What about the D-II versus the C-II? I'm thinking of buying 2 type F-IIs and one more (either the D-II or C-II)

IamWEB · Sep 27, 2009

Harris Chan said:
So it looks like the type F II is the best of the three. What about the D-II versus the C-II? I'm thinking of buying 2 type F-IIs and one more (either the D-II or C-II)

I purchased an F-II very recently, and I can't wait for it to arrive.
I can base this off of personal experience, but buy it. Actually you said two, so go ahead and buy them.

Or you could also just get one of each.

dbax0999 · Sep 27, 2009

I just got the F-II from cube4you yesterday. Its really smooth and nice. Has anyone figured out if it deteriorates? It feels like its deteriorating every time I use it.

[Video] Type C-II, D-II, F-II and more (Review)

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