MF3RS 3x3

How is the MF3RS?

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    Votes: 6 18.2%
  • Great

    Votes: 19 57.6%
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    Votes: 8 24.2%
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My impressions over a couple of months with a stickerless version in the rotation:

Pros: Quite light and very fast. I've been trending towards a lighter turning style and it suits me in that regard. Best budget cube I've tried, hands down.

Cons: Somewhat catchy, not as predictably reliable under duress as my Valks or Thunderclaps

Neutral: Has a somewhat hollow, maybe "cheap" feel

Overall: Hard to find much fault for the price. I like to swap out cubes during practice/timing sessions for variety and it has remained in the rotation since I purchased it.
 
One of the best performing budget 3x3's on the market. It feels stable, and fast right out of the box. No setup required. I didn't even hear any spring noise. Corner cutting is the best I've seen in a cube under $10. Stickerless colors contrast very well. The pink looks really good, too.
Everyone needs to pick up at least one of these. I have a few. Why not? It's only 5 bucks!
I recommend it especially for beginners because it's fast, but also the corners don't accidentally twist in the middle of a solve.

However, the KungFu LongYuan is lighter and faster. Since the LongYuan can easily corner twist, I don't recommend it for beginners and it also requires setup to get rid of spring noise.

That's why I call the MF3RS the best budget 3x3 for beginners.
 
My impressions over a couple of months with a stickerless version in the rotation:

Pros: Quite light and very fast. I've been trending towards a lighter turning style and it suits me in that regard. Best budget cube I've tried, hands down.

Cons: Somewhat catchy, not as predictably reliable under duress as my Valks or Thunderclaps

Neutral: Has a somewhat hollow, maybe "cheap" feel

Overall: Hard to find much fault for the price. I like to swap out cubes during practice/timing sessions for variety and it has remained in the rotation since I purchased it.


Thanks for the post pglewis! I really like it :)
 
One of the best performing budget 3x3's on the market. It feels stable, and fast right out of the box. No setup required. I didn't even hear any spring noise. Corner cutting is the best I've seen in a cube under $10. Stickerless colors contrast very well. The pink looks really good, too.
Everyone needs to pick up at least one of these. I have a few. Why not? It's only 5 bucks!
I recommend it especially for beginners because it's fast, but also the corners don't accidentally twist in the middle of a solve.

However, the KungFu LongYuan is lighter and faster. Since the LongYuan can easily corner twist, I don't recommend it for beginners and it also requires setup to get rid of spring noise.

That's why I call the MF3RS the best budget 3x3 for beginners.

Thanks Dom! I am glad you like this 3x3
 
Got mine recently - must say, I'm extremely impressed! (In fact, I regret having ordered a Valk and Gan now!)

I also have a Warrior W on it's way to me - will be interesting to compare the two...
 
In Magiccubemall $1.79!!
I ordered 9 of them yesterday (+ a Valk). I really like them due to the stability they have. I needed more stable cubes to use in multi-blind, and with my unstable MF3:s and Guanlongs I'm afraid, all the time, that I make a mistake (that's why I'm lacking execution speed).

I've used MF3RS as my feet cube, since it just can't corner twist. It's not as flexible (-> corner cutting) as my Thunderclap, which is my current main. But Thunderclap corner twists a lot (I got tired of them when I got one in 2 consecutive blind solves and finally decided to get myself a Valk).
 
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