eastsheen 4x4, 2x2, and 5x5

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I own 6 real ES cubes. A real ES will come in a box and have a sheet in each box. On the 2x2, it will be a solution manual. On the 4x4 and 5x5, it will be a guide to dissassemble and putt he cube back together again.
 
Or you could get a lanlan 2x2, mini QJ 4x4 and V-cube 5 and be much happier :)

Price??? how much would i be looking at :s am i right in thinkin this would be much more expensive?
 
Eastsheen 2x2 is ok, but I think you'll find that the 4x4 and 5x5 leave a lot to be desired.
You could get a lanlan or maru 2x2 and the mini qj off popbuying, along with some random 5x5 there for about the same price.
I have an eastsheen 4x4, and I never even solve it because trying to turn it frustrates me too much.

V-cubes are insanely expensive though.
 
Eastsheen 5x5s vary in quality the one i have can cut a full piece no problem, rarely locks up, and doesnt overturn all the time like most of them do. If i were you i would get a lanlan 2x2, qj 4x4, and a qj 5x5 if you want something cheaper than a v-cube
 
I own 6 real ES cubes. A real ES will come in a box and have a sheet in each box. On the 2x2, it will be a solution manual. On the 4x4 and 5x5, it will be a guide to dissassemble and putt he cube back together again.

Can anyone else comfirm this, because I've bought an ES set from HuskyOmega on ebay, and as far sa I can tell they are genuine, and did not come with a box (aside the box they showed up in the mail in) and none came with a pamphlet. I did get a famwealth 3x3 with the set.

But as far as ES's go, I consider them an intermidiate step between rubik's brand cubes and all the better stuff like lanlan/qj. I mean, if you have been stuck with a rubik's junior as a 2x2, the ES will feel godly at first... same if you were stuck with a rubik's revenge and went to the ES. so for the price, the are well worth it. but they are def not the best in my opinion.
 
I own 6 real ES cubes. A real ES will come in a box and have a sheet in each box. On the 2x2, it will be a solution manual. On the 4x4 and 5x5, it will be a guide to dissassemble and putt he cube back together again.

Can anyone else comfirm this, because I've bought an ES set from HuskyOmega on ebay, and as far sa I can tell they are genuine, and did not come with a box (aside the box they showed up in the mail in) and none came with a pamphlet. I did get a famwealth 3x3 with the set.

Iirc the 5x5 and 2x2 ES I ordered from Meffert's years ago did just come in plastic.
 
Safe to say i got them, they were genuine and were all really good all rounders. Since then i've bought a 2x2 ES again from another seller and it feels a totally different cube :s can be a bit hit and miss IMO.
 
2x2: Eastsheen is okay. Go ahead. After being advanced with it. Get Lanlan or Maru. The quality is nice. I hear it cuts corners like a half bomb.
4x4:Try it. Lube it once, don't play with the screws. it' nice for trying out. Then get a QJ.
5x5:I think it's okay. Go the same with 4x4, lube and play. Then get V5 or YJ5.
 
I own 6 real ES cubes. A real ES will come in a box and have a sheet in each box. On the 2x2, it will be a solution manual. On the 4x4 and 5x5, it will be a guide to dissassemble and putt he cube back together again.

Can anyone else comfirm this, because I've bought an ES set from HuskyOmega on ebay, and as far sa I can tell they are genuine, and did not come with a box (aside the box they showed up in the mail in) and none came with a pamphlet. I did get a famwealth 3x3 with the set.

ES products will have names like 2x2A, 2x2B, 2x2C, etc. The letter only refers to the type of packaging, the puzzles are all the same. The packing ranges from plain plastic wrapper to the box LNZ is describing.
 
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