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Fitted and factory fitted are basically the same thing.

The difference between fitted and full-fitted is how much of the piece they cover. Fitted leave a nice amount of black around the sticker - these are what you get by default when buy a stickered puzzle. Full-fitted cover basically the entire piece, leaving little or no black visible. All you see is the sticker (essentially).
 
So I am looking at getting a new 2x2 and the Moyu Weipo (most likely M) and Gans 249 M are the two that I am looking at getting but I wanted to see out of the two which is better. I have been looking at a lot of different reviews and videos about them and I am leaning towards the Gans 249, but I can not tell how much better it is then the Weipo (if at all). I have the Wuxia M and I really like it, but I have wanted to get another one to switch between. Thanks in advance.
 
So I am looking at getting a new 2x2 and the Moyu Weipo (most likely M) and Gans 249 M are the two that I am looking at getting but I wanted to see out of the two which is better. I have been looking at a lot of different reviews and videos about them and I am leaning towards the Gans 249, but I can not tell how much better it is then the Weipo (if at all). I have the Wuxia M and I really like it, but I have wanted to get another one to switch between. Thanks in advance.
I haven't used a Weipo so can't say which you'd like better but... if you decide you want the Gan 249 v2M, gimme a holler. I've got a basically-new stickerless one I'll sell you cheap.
 
I haven't used a Weipo so can't say which you'd like better but... if you decide you want the Gan 249 v2M, gimme a holler. I've got a basically-new stickerless one I'll sell you cheap.
Thank you very much for the offer. I will be sure to keep it in mind and thanks again.
 
Is a Gan 365 Air M better than a GTS2 M?

Should I get my cube magnetized?
 
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Ok, but if I'm going for thunderclap, should I get V1 or V2?
Personally I like the v1 much better then the v2, and although I do not own the v2 I have tried them and I still like the v1 better. It is especially really nice once it is broken in.
 
Okay, so I got into cubing about 2 months ago and I'm starting to pick up some cubes that are really good. I already have a Weilong GTS2 M, Lingpo, X-Man Galaxy V1, And most recently a Qiyi Wu Que. I also have the 2 cubing classroom sets excluding the mini cube one. So I want to get some big cubes that are good but not 50 bucks. Is there any 6x6 or 7x7 that is decent for a low cost?
 
Okay, so I got into cubing about 2 months ago and I'm starting to pick up some cubes that are really good. I already have a Weilong GTS2 M, Lingpo, X-Man Galaxy V1, And most recently a Qiyi Wu Que. I also have the 2 cubing classroom sets excluding the mini cube one. So I want to get some big cubes that are good but not 50 bucks. Is there any 6x6 or 7x7 that is decent for a low cost?
The MF7S turns pretty well, but the default sticker shades are awful (not an issue if you prefer stickerless) and it's not even that cheap; the US stores have it at around 26 USD.

The Qixing S, another 7×7×7, allegedly turns pretty well too, and it's much cheaper (15 USD). I haven't personally tried this cube or any of the other Qiyi Qi-series budget cubes, but it's received overall positive reviews.

(There are no good and cheap 6s anywhere. Strongly recommend spending a bit more and going for the Shadow (34 USD) or the Aoshi GTS (30 USD). If you're on a tight budget, the Cubing Classroom MF6 is probably passable.)
 
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