rubik2005
Veteran
I don't have the 11M Pro, but I do have the Duo (not sure if my opinion is valid). When I took it out of the box, it honestly didn't impress me.
If this is exactly how the 11M Pro performed/felt, I personally don't think the price tag is worth it. One can learn so many things to improve their times that it almost doesn't even matter what cube you use (as long as it's not a dollar store cube or the Fanxin Magnetic). I'm not sure how others feel about the corner-core magnets, but I almost don't feel a difference. Like I said before, perhaps since I've used other cubes I tend to push each layer "all the way" until the turn is complete, so what I'm guessing is that in order for me to really benefit from this I would almost have to put less effort into each turn for the layers to "snap" quicker.
Is it a good cube? It's certainly not bad, but it's not extraordinary, meaning I don't see the justification between the hefty price tag.
- It almost felt "cheap," but that's maybe due to the hallow/lightweight design that I wasn't used to.
- When I did some solves, I think I tried to rely on the corner-core m magnets because I was locking up like crazy, but again I wasn't used to the cube.
- The cube had some lube, but it felt really dry/sandy which gave it an interesting feeling. Kinda even gave me YLM vibes
If this is exactly how the 11M Pro performed/felt, I personally don't think the price tag is worth it. One can learn so many things to improve their times that it almost doesn't even matter what cube you use (as long as it's not a dollar store cube or the Fanxin Magnetic). I'm not sure how others feel about the corner-core magnets, but I almost don't feel a difference. Like I said before, perhaps since I've used other cubes I tend to push each layer "all the way" until the turn is complete, so what I'm guessing is that in order for me to really benefit from this I would almost have to put less effort into each turn for the layers to "snap" quicker.
Is it a good cube? It's certainly not bad, but it's not extraordinary, meaning I don't see the justification between the hefty price tag.