New Moyu 5x5 - MoYu TangChuang!

How is the CB compared to the Huachuang?
I was thunking of getting serious about 5x5 and was planning on getting a huachuang next momth.
They are very different feeling cubes. The HuaChuang is tight, stable and fast but it tends to catch on the outer layers if you aren't extremely accurate. The Cyclone Boys is bigger, looser and more floppy but it's a little more generous with accuracy. The Cyclone Boys is also less prone to locking and popping which makes it very appealing for new or casual 5x5 solvers.

I like the CB better than the HuaChuang overall but the AoChuang is still my favorite.
 
I have this thing called a job.
With the money they pay me to do this job I can choose to spend it on what I want.
I really want a 5x5 which is very similar to the HuaChuang but with better outer layers.
This cube may be better than my current options and if it's not then I will more than likely buy the next 5x5 released on the market.

If you can't afford to buy every cube which is released then don't.
Try other people's at comps and make your purchasing decisions based on your opinions instead of reviews.

I'm sick of seeing people complaining about new cubes being released.

Can anyone honestly say they can't imagine a better 5x5 being released?
Even once a truly incredible 5x5 is released companies will continue to release new puzzles and it's likely personal preference will come into play to decide what the best cube for you is.


As for "Why aren't they releasing X?".
MoYu is owned by YJ. A large toy company which makes money. It seems likely that they are putting funding into exactly what they think will make them the most profit.

Maybe send messages directly to YJ and wait patiently by your PC for a response from them which will never come.
They don't want or need your input on this point. They are well aware of the WCA site where they have access to the numbers they need to make financial decisions.


To summarise I'm looking forward to this puzzle and hope it becomes my main instead of collecting dust.

/rant
 
To follow up on Adam's rant on people getting MAD at new speed cubes being made/ released, I'd like to complain myself towards people getting SAD when new, or "better" speed cubes are announced. Specifically those who complain something like "oh, I was planning on buying [cube-Y] but I just found that the newer [cube-X] will be released a few months from now, better cancel my plans to buy [Y] and wait for [X] instead, woe is me!". I just don't get this mentality at all. If this is how you are when buying cubes, then you're just going to wait forever. The cube market is bigger than it's ever been, and it isn't getting any smaller. Gone are the days where Dayan and Shengshou are the only cube manufacturers anyone ever brought from. Today, there are so many competent brands out there, and new/ upgraded cubes get released every other week, it seems. It feels like Moyu in particular release a puzzle twice a month (possible exaggeration). Look, I get that you're not that wealthy, or you're just stingey with money. I am too, currently. You don't want to buy a new puzzle to possibly be your main every single month. I don't either.

"So what do I do?"

Here's what you do: just buy that puzzle that you currently have your eyes on, and don't think about replacing it until it feels outdated compared to everyone else's (or if you get a little money, and feel like treating yourself to a fancy new cube). Unless you're a world-class solver, and minor improvements make all the difference, you don't need to buy the latest shiny new cube.

But I'm still a pretty new speed solver, so I could be talking rubbish.
 
It also pops often enough and explodes occasionally so can clearly be improved upon.
Not to mention those spectacular lockups where several pieces swap places and it transforms itself into a rigid deformed brick that sucks away a precious hour of your life to prise apart and reassemble. Should spell it OuchWang...
 
Oh Come on guys, it's still a good thing !
AND for these who want a SQ1 or a clock...
Moyu recently have a new talented designer and a new sub-brand (called GuoGuan) , he is designing several puzzles now as he told me....
the releasing order will probably be like this: 3x3(Gao's 3 maybe) , 4x4(Gao's 4) , Megaminx , SQ1 , Clock...
BTW, Tanglong will be released in September,I've got a experimental version in my hand.
And yeah, it will be SUPER EXPENSIVE!


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Oh Come on guys, it's still a good thing !
AND for these who want a SQ1 or a clock...
Moyu recently have a new talented designer and a new sub-brand (called GuoGuan) , he is designing several puzzles now as he told me....
the releasing order will probably be like this: 3x3(Gao's 3 maybe) , 4x4(Gao's 4) , Megaminx , SQ1 , Clock...
BTW, Tanglong will be released in September,I've got a experimental version in my hand.
And yeah, it will be SUPER EXPENSIVE!


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how many 3x3's will be coming soon? and are the 3x3's released after the tanglong expected to be any better than the tanglong?
if not, will i be able to get a tanglong before september 27?
 
how many 3x3's will be coming soon? and are the 3x3's released after the tanglong expected to be any better than the tanglong?
if not, will i be able to get a tanglong before september 27?

As far as I know, TangLong will be released in China in September( don't know the exact date, sorry)
So I can't really tell you whether you can buy one in USA before October.
There won't be any 3x3 of MoYu except Tanglong...
But Gao's 3 is worth great expecting ,it uses a clever design on the tension system... well, honesty, it's still a long time before it will be released.

Oh Come on guys, it's still a good thing !
AND for these who want a SQ1 or a clock...
Moyu recently have a new talented designer and a new sub-brand (called GuoGuan) , he is designing several puzzles now as he told me....
the releasing order will probably be like this: 3x3(Gao's 3 maybe) , 4x4(Gao's 4) , Megaminx , SQ1 , Clock...
BTW, Tanglong will be released in September,I've got a experimental version in my hand.
And yeah, it will be SUPER EXPENSIVE!


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Sorry,one mistake in my last post.
Guoguan should be a sub-brand of YJ, just like MoYu.
And they use the same factory.
The same quality of puzzles
 
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All the other news is OK. But that's bad news. I'm happy that new cubes are coming out, but I dislike bigger price points.

TangLong will be like 150-200 RMB in China.
Puzzles will be twice the price in US, as We can see from other cubes on sale.
So that's 60 USD I guess...


According to Chen, TangChuang will be released after TangLong...
So we have to wait for at least 3 months
So you can get a aochuang or huachuang now!
 
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TangLong will be like 150-200 RMB in China.
Puzzles will be twice the price in US, as We can see from other cubes on sale.
So that's 60 USD I guess...

Yeah, no... $60 is way, way too much for a 3x3. A comparably priced 5x5 from the same series is getting into triple digits.

I sincerely hope you have been misinformed.
 
$60 for a 3x3? That's pretty bad, I thought Gans was already pushing the limit on the 356. I'm hoping this was the price for the 5x5 version.
 
Yeah, no... $60 is way, way too much for a 3x3. A comparably priced 5x5 from the same series is getting into triple digits.

I sincerely hope you have been misinformed.

It sure will be 150-200 RMB in China, according to the owner of MoYu.
But I really don't know how much it will be in US, I said just a guess...
 
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