Hi, I'm new to speedcubing and I want to get a 2x2 cube. I can buy the following:
  • Dayan Zhanchi 50mm
  • Moyu TangPo
  • Moyu LingPo
I was reading online and also checking on YouTube and got mixed opinions about the Dayan. They said it wasn't that great out of the box and needed a lot of tensioning and lubing to get good and don't pop, but I don't have lube and neither do I know how to tension a cube.
The online reviews I saw online said the TangPo was better than the LingPo so I was thinking about buying.
I have a Qiyi Qidi but it locks a fair bit.
Thanks in advance :D
 
Hi, I'm new to speedcubing and I want to get a 2x2 cube. I can buy the following:
  • Dayan Zhanchi 50mm
  • Moyu TangPo
  • Moyu LingPo
I was reading online and also checking on YouTube and got mixed opinions about the Dayan. They said it wasn't that great out of the box and needed a lot of tensioning and lubing to get good and don't pop, but I don't have lube and neither do I know how to tension a cube.
The online reviews I saw online said the TangPo was better than the LingPo so I was thinking about buying.
I have a Qiyi Qidi but it locks a fair bit.
Thanks in advance :D
I would recommend a wuxia m or a xinghen m
 
Anyone know where I can get a MF3RS2 from in the U.K., ideally stickerless.

Also, is there much difference between the MF3RS2 and the MF3RS, because all I can find on eBay is the MF3RS??
 
You might want to check out this unboxing or this (p)review.

Also you might want to consider to open a paypal account and order the cubes directly from china. The MF3RS2 is $5.55, shipping included and MF3RS is only $3.65 on cubezz.
 
What is the perfect cube to get with my turning style?

1. Smooth cubes are my specialty.
2. I don't like fast, uncontrollable cubes.
3. I like at least 30 degree corner cutting.
4. Very locky cubes are not my favorites.
5. Magnets can be a choice, but not necessary.

Thanks ahead of time! (i can't do much, but I'll like your post?)
 
Thanks for the video.

Anyone here actually have or used the two cubes, because there is only so much you can trust videos as they may be sponsored. The Mf3rs2 seems to be exactly the same as the yulong to me at the moment, so im not sure if its worth upgrading.
 
What is the perfect cube to get with my turning style?

1. Smooth cubes are my specialty.
2. I don't like fast, uncontrollable cubes.
3. I like at least 30 degree corner cutting.
4. Very locky cubes are not my favorites.
5. Magnets can be a choice, but not necessary.

Thanks ahead of time! (i can't do much, but I'll like your post?)
Whether it is fast or smooth, i'd say it depends on what lube you use.

I've been recommended the MF3RS2, so i guess i recommend getting that. (I haven't got it myself, so cant really say much).

As for speed and smoothness, the higher weight lube you use, the smoother, but slower it is. I use weight 5 for the core and 3 for the pieces (with a bit of maru once or twice a week). You could use weight 4 for the pieces, or even weight 5. For more help on lube, go to the lube thread: https://www.speedsolving.com/forum/threads/lubrication-thread.21212/page-150
 
What is the perfect cube to get with my turning style?

1. Smooth cubes are my specialty.
2. I don't like fast, uncontrollable cubes.
3. I like at least 30 degree corner cutting.
4. Very locky cubes are not my favorites.
5. Magnets can be a choice, but not necessary.

Thanks ahead of time! (i can't do much, but I'll like your post?)
I would probably say get a gans.
 
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