veazer, let me explain something to you, that you obviously can't get your tiny little head around. The whole phenomenon with v-cubes is that the mechanism Panagiotis Verdes came up with is applicable for cubes larger than 5x5. That is the SECRET to everything. Without his ingenious design, none of these cubes would be possible. If someone came out with a different design, such as other 5x5 designs that exist (Eastsheen, Rubiks) that would not be the problem at all. The problem comes when a company BLATANTLY copies the internal mechanism of someone else's and goes to sell it. That infringes on the rights of the original owner. Yes, because of horrible manufacturing process, the Chinese knockoffs aren't as of good quality as the well produced, well designed v-cubes, BUT the ****ing cubes are still the same thing. It's blatant theft, and if you think otherwise, you shouldn't bother commenting on the situation because you aren't capable of thought that kindergardeners can grasp:
"he stole something from me. That's not right"
Man chill,don't be so aggressive.
I think it should be you (as a moderator) to give an example on how to debate calmly and with respect for one and other.
On topic, I'm pleased to actually see a 9x9x9 cube, but I'm also a bit fed up with all those knock offs. I hope that Verdes will produce cubes like this in the future to, but I have a feeling it might take some months longer.
Ha well, we'll see, and for now be glad with what we have allreaddy.
I waited for 2 and a half years for the 6x6 and 7x7 to come out.
I can wait a little longer for the higher ranked ones.