What's your prefered cube brand? Why that brand?

What's your preferred cube brand?


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Moyu is the brand I have the most of. They make a lot of cubes. Dayan makes a lot fewer puzzles, but the three I have are very good.
 
GAN is good, but the downside from them is:
1. High prices
2. Few releases each year
3. Puzzle variety is not so broad
And the upsides are:
Great/good cubes (in my opinion)
Longlasting and durable (my GAN XS is my only speedcube which i have had for like 3 years and it has never had any major issues)

For other puzzles like 4x4+ or OH i think Moyu does better because they have a wider variety of puzzles and lots of models to choose from. Plus their big cubes are the perfect size for me (i don’t do big cubes but i’ve tried some at comps).
 
@Clock Main please add Vin 😭
I have the 4x4 and 5x5 and honestly I don't think I could hope for more, and I hope to get the 2x2 one day as well. The problem with Vin is that it's a relatively new company and doesn't have a lot of cubes yet.
I have a couple of gan cubes (the 251 and 3 3x3s) and they are very good but way too expensive.
 
GAN is good, but the downside from them is:
1. High prices
2. Few releases each year
3. Puzzle variety is not so broad
And the upsides are:
Great/good cubes (in my opinion)
Longlasting and durable (my GAN XS is my only speedcube which i have had for like 3 years and it has never had any major issues)

For other puzzles like 4x4+ or OH i think Moyu does better because they have a wider variety of puzzles and lots of models to choose from. Plus their big cubes are the perfect size for me (i don’t do big cubes but i’ve tried some at comps).
and smaller improvements
 
and smaller improvements
not even moyu can make big improvements😭😭 we have reached a point where cube designers are now just experimenting with what cube designs are already made and seeing if the community likes it. tbh i think they should start watching the forums because we have some pretty wild designs from some people (i forgot that one guy’s name where he put a 2x2 core in a 3x3)
 
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