do u have a dayan and lingpo

I have both and use both regularly. The DaYan frustrates me because I'm constantly under turning U2s. It just feels sluggish compared to the LingPo. On the other hand, corner cutting on the DaYan is astonishing. There's no point where it catches or locks up.

I find the LingPo snappier and easier to control but less forgiving when it comes to corner cutting. It will catch internally and that can be really frustrating.

They're both excellent cubes and I would probably prefer the DaYan if I could get used to the lack of speed or find some way to make it snappier.
 
I have both and use both regularly. The DaYan frustrates me because I'm constantly under turning U2s. It just feels sluggish compared to the LingPo. On the other hand, corner cutting on the DaYan is astonishing. There's no point where it catches or locks up.

I find the LingPo snappier and easier to control but less forgiving when it comes to corner cutting. It will catch internally and that can be really frustrating.

They're both excellent cubes and I would probably prefer the DaYan if I could get used to the lack of speed or find some way to make it snappier.
Maybe a different lube could make if faster, what did you use?
 
it will be good if moyu comes out with a new 2x2 that has the speed of the lingpo and corner ctting and smoothness of the dayan
 
Any time, If you're ever trying to tension a 3x3, Crazy Bad Cuber has a good video on it for a Zhanchi.
I'll probably check that out. I tightened each side 45 degrees, and it's a bit better but it still pops every once in a while. I'll watch that video and tighten it a bit more, since it's still pretty fast and smooth.

Does tensioning stop corner twisting, too?
 
is average 20 okay for the hualong?

You don't have to be of a certain speed for you to use a cube. Just that the slower you are, the less likely your times will be affected by the performance of the cube. I'd say the performance of the cube only really has an effect after you are sub-20, but it isn't huge. So it's fine, you can go ahead and get the hualong, but don't expect it to improve your times drastically:)
 
I like the speed and feel of the zhanchi what cubes are similar? Gans 356? Moyu hualong?
 
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I like the speed and feel of the zhanchi what cubes are similar? Gans 356? Moyu hualong?

Neither of those are similar to the Zhanchi. The Gans 356 and Hualang have rounded pieces and the Zhanchi is blocky. But if you were to choose between those cubes the Hualang is the least different.
 
You wanna the better speedcube. I believe and I use the Yuxin Zhisheng Kirin 3x3. Cuts corner better than any cube on the earth (I have the Gans 357, too). And the cube is controllable and is nearly impossible to pop.
 
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I bought the cray fisher cube and mine is coming tomorrow and apparently it is based off a sulong mechanism so I recommend the crazy fisher cube
 
You don't have to be of a certain speed for you to use a cube. Just that the slower you are, the less likely your times will be affected by the performance of the cube. I'd say the performance of the cube only really has an effect after you are sub-20, but it isn't huge. So it's fine, you can go ahead and get the hualong, but don't expect it to improve your times drastically:)

completely disregarding speed, which is better? the aolong v2 or hualong?
 
completely disregarding speed, which is better? the aolong v2 or hualong?

I'd say it depends a lot on your preferences. These two cubes feel very different so, what's best for one cuber can be worse for other. Technically speaking, the Hualong is a newer cube and has taken some recent desing choices that eliminate corner twists and make the cube overall faster so, it is, probably, objectively better but I can't tell you if you'll get better or worse times with it.
 
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