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I think it is possible more people would buy a 15x15 than a gigaminx.Are you suggesting the 15x15 market is bigger? Or the Examinx market?
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I think it is possible more people would buy a 15x15 than a gigaminx.Are you suggesting the 15x15 market is bigger? Or the Examinx market?
Possible, yes. Not likely. There are currently multiple 15x15 cubes on the market, and a stickerless examinx, but no stickerless gigaminx.I think it is possible more people would buy a 15x15 than a gigaminx.
I don't know. The people at these factories almost universally use sticker application tape. No one is stickering by hand (except GAN). With sticker less, you need to match all the colors, while black plastic should be easier to just put together. This should only be a small difference if all the pieces are sorted by color in bins so idk.I was always under the impression that after a certain size, stickerless puzzles are simply cheaper? More expensive when smaller due to plastic costs and assembly, but as size increases, time to sticker eventually becomes the deciding factor. That being said, I have literally zero facts or actual knowledge about this, so might be completely wrong
I have heard stickered big big cubes are a pain to maintainI was always under the impression that after a certain size, stickerless puzzles are simply cheaper? More expensive when smaller due to plastic costs and assembly, but as size increases, time to sticker eventually becomes the deciding factor. That being said, I have literally zero facts or actual knowledge about this, so might be completely wrong
Why do I want 90% of the cubes pictured above. Must restrain myself…Lots of new additions at the cubicle, though not all are new puzzles. The price reduction of the Dr. M Pyraminx from $49.99 to $29.99 is exciting.
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Is the Dr.M just an upgrade of the Mr. M?Lots of new additions at the cubicle, though not all are new puzzles. The price reduction of the Dr. M Pyraminx from $49.99 to $29.99 is exciting.
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It's a more reliable and professionally-setup Mr M from Steven at TheCubicle.Is the Dr.M just an upgrade of the Mr. M?
I mentioned that. It is a smart cubeI saw someone mention the upcoming MGC EVO in another comment. I didn't find much about it online besides a vague social media post. Does anyone know if it's a new smart cube?
I saw someone mention the upcoming MGC EVO in another comment. I didn't find much about it online besides a vague social media post. Does anyone know if it's a new smart cube?
Yeah why is the 11x11 $92 while the 13x13 is $160 and the 15x15 is $300. I'm not a puzzle designer but from what I know the mechanism of all higher order puzzles are essentially the same.yeah I saw later tonight it had popped up on SCS.
it's about $40-$50 more than I was expecting tbh
It's only $116 on cubezz.
I don't think it's an economy issue. My guess from seeing Cubicle and SCS warehouse tours is that big cubes like these aren't very popular and just take up room. Maybe annoying to ship too because of their weight.That's more like what i was expecting.
I think our economy is about to start getting slammed w inflation on everything
Hopefully yours doesn't have the same issues as mine. I still love it though. Have heard a lot of the "Lee" puzzles have issues.I know @Tabe just unboxed this puzzle but I'll also be uploading a video when my package arrives.
There's no rhyme or reason on the puzzle pricing. Shengshou has a $10 gap between their 12x12 and 13x13. Yuxin has a $70 gap on theirs. The Meilongs have a $35 gap. The percentage increases are all over the place, too.Yeah why is the 11x11 $92 while the 13x13 is $160 and the 15x15 is $300. I'm not a puzzle designer but from what I know the mechanism of all higher order puzzles are essentially the same.