Eastsheen difference?

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Hey,
I wanted to buy an Eastsheen 2x2x2 cube on Cubefans.com
I really like this one:
White Eastsheen 2x2x2 Cube-B


But i really don't get it. I can choose between: A2, Blank and C2. Whats the difference between them?

Thanks guys :o
 
I think A2 is the best. A2 White, from other peoples experience no mine: A2f has differnet stickers or something to that effect. Im not sure really But i have A2 and its good.
 
Your welcome, and eastsheen are seriously brilliant. Straight out of the box then glide, cut corners and once you work them in for a few days they are amazing. You can get your times down by almost half of what you were getting on a rubiks. (Thats what I did) I haven't lubed mine either.

:)
 
I have a 3x3x3 original Rubiks. Doesn't cut corners at all, really much turning resistance. My time is about 1:30.
Now I ordered a cube4you Speed cube 3x3x3 and a Eastsheen 2x2x2-b (A2).
Maybe I can do it in under a Minute now oO
 
Cool, I got my first under a minute time today. 57.62 on my rubiks storebought. Now I am ordering a white speedcube from cubeforyou and I'm not sure what else to get???? Any suggestions
 
Your welcome, and eastsheen are seriously brilliant. Straight out of the box then glide, cut corners and once you work them in for a few days they are amazing. You can get your times down by almost half of what you were getting on a rubiks. (Thats what I did) I haven't lubed mine either.

:)

cut corners? no they don't lol...

Mine does
 
Your welcome, and eastsheen are seriously brilliant. Straight out of the box then glide, cut corners and once you work them in for a few days they are amazing. You can get your times down by almost half of what you were getting on a rubiks. (Thats what I did) I haven't lubed mine either.

:)

cut corners? no they don't lol...

Mine does

then it means that you adjusted the screws a bit...or they were just loose when it got to you. in fact, one of the known cons of an eastsheen is that it is incapable of cutting corners...unless you make it spring structure.
 
Your welcome, and eastsheen are seriously brilliant. Straight out of the box then glide, cut corners and once you work them in for a few days they are amazing. You can get your times down by almost half of what you were getting on a rubiks. (Thats what I did) I haven't lubed mine either.

:)

cut corners? no they don't lol...

Mine does

then it means that you adjusted the screws a bit...or they were just loose when it got to you. in fact, one of the known cons of an eastsheen is that it is incapable of cutting corners...unless you make it spring structure.

Urm Strange because I havent adjusted anything what so ever but it does cut corners
 
Your welcome, and eastsheen are seriously brilliant. Straight out of the box then glide, cut corners and once you work them in for a few days they are amazing. You can get your times down by almost half of what you were getting on a rubiks. (Thats what I did) I haven't lubed mine either.

:)

cut corners? no they don't lol...

Mine does

then it means that you adjusted the screws a bit...or they were just loose when it got to you. in fact, one of the known cons of an eastsheen is that it is incapable of cutting corners...unless you make it spring structure.

Urm Strange because I havent adjusted anything what so ever but it does cut corners

lol i have an eastsheen 2x2, 4x4, and a 5x5...none cut corners.. my 5x5 does a tiny bit as it is very loose and the 2x2 does a little as well but not much.
 
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