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usually cubes release early in china and hk so picubeshop may have early access like they did with then tengyun v2m, since it released in hk wayy before it came here (verified by anto) and also it is set as a pre order so maybe they have not recieved stock yet and will soon
yea it was literally just a gts2m with a little stronger magnets and a half bright color schemeShortly after he got WR, this cube was released
MoYu WeiLong GTS2 M 3x3 (WCA Record Edition)
The MoYu WeiLong GTS2 M (WCA Record Edition) is a factory magnetized version of the GTS2, the puzzle that currently holds the world record 3x3 single of 3.47 seconds. This version of the cube features a new MoYu half-bright color scheme.
The new MeiLong 5 has been for sale for a few months now. MoYu just calls it the MeiLong 5, since it replaces the old version. It's a very good cube, I magnetized mine and it's now my main. There are probably still old versions of the MeiLong 5 floating around so if you wanna make sure you get a new one, you might as well head over to moyustore and order it there. The new magnetic series is there too, and the price is absolutely lovely.And the facebook post has even more, including specifications for each cube. At least the Meilong 5M is smaller than the "old" Meilong 5.
A few weeks ago, someone on Reddit wrote that he received a "Meilong 5" which was 60 mm instead of 62, and had magnet slots. So apparently that was it, but not magnetized. I wonder if the non-magnetic version of the new one will be released, too. Meilong 5 Not M?
And everyone loves the current ("old") Meilong 4, but what if the molds for the new Meilong 4 (M) are also different, and the new one sucks compared to the old one?
because magnetic cubes are much more popular than non magnetic cubes among speedcubers. haha
Apr 11 2018 post lol.
They are already on moyustore. Set 2x2-5x5 for ~34$
actually they are on sales now. haha.
They- We thought of everything didn't we!
Yep! First magnetic 50mm on the market, I wish it was something like 53 or 52 mm since my hands are big and 50mm seems impossible for me to use for OH but I'm sure there are many younger cubers with small hands that would main this for OH and maybe even 2H
Most definitely, I bet most cubers are either on the smaller side of the spectrum weight and size wise or a child, in which case smaller cubes make perfect sense for the community. Look at the WR line of big cubes, they are really making advancements in not only cubing hardware but also the feel and weight of the cube in your hand. My Aochuang WR M is extremely light and smaller than usual. Not to mention the weight! It is reflected in the feeling of each turn, making solving for long periods a breeze.
Yeah, that's true about there being mostly small cubers. Being a 6'3" Lineman with massive hands makes me on the literal opposite of that spectrum so I don't mind the bigger and heavier cubes, in fact, I prefer them. But considering most cubers are either young, small, or both it's good that there are smaller options. I still hope that they produce cubes that are similar sizes to what they are now since the only reason that my hands ever get tired while cubing is not that the puzzles are too heavy or big, but because they are too small.
I have 9 inch hands and I use a 50 mm MFJS cube that I magnetized myself for OH.
Is it an upgrade from the cubing classroom 50mm magnetic?
