PenguinsDontFly
Legend
4x4:
Pros - Easy to learn from 3x3, good first step to bigger cubes
Cons - Double Parity, need to take extra care on centre building
5x5:
Pros - FreeSlice, only one parity alg to learn
Cons - 3x3 centres and 3 edges to join
In my honest opinion, I would buy the 4x4 first if you only currently own a 3x3. Take it one step at a time, and a 4x4 will set you up for all future even layered cubes.
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Thanks. I've solved both cubes virtually (takes forever). I know 4x4 edge parity but not corner parity (yet). I did not come across 5x5 parity though. What is the best 4x4 method? I know yau and hoya are good for cross building while edge pairing, but i dont use cfop. If i decide to use cfop for big cubes (cross+f2l is under 15 seconds, 2 look oll, 2 look pll, but occasionally i can use cmll/coll if i get a eo skip), i would use yau, but what form of edge pairing would be best? (I mean like 6-2, 3-2-3, etc.)