DaYan GuHong review

@Daniel: yeah, I figured I should use one, and yours was pretty good.

I meant that the backward corner cutting was really enhanced by the Haiyan memory (much more than the A-2). The haiyan memory is probably the only cube that can cut backwards (besides the guhong, the a-2 can't cut backwards (my cube)). lol, i somehow knew you would fix me on that

Feryll: he asked me if I wanted an assembled one (on skype).
 
@Daniel: yeah, I figured I should use one, and yours was pretty good.

I meant that the backward corner cutting was really enhanced by the Haiyan memory (much more than the A-2). The haiyan memory is probably the only cube that can cut backwards (besides the guhong, the a-2 can't cut backwards (my cube)). lol, i somehow knew you would fix me on that

Feryll: he asked me if I wanted an assembled one (on skype).

my FII can
 
@Daniel: yeah, I figured I should use one, and yours was pretty good.

I meant that the backward corner cutting was really enhanced by the Haiyan memory (much more than the A-2). The haiyan memory is probably the only cube that can cut backwards (besides the guhong, the a-2 can't cut backwards (my cube)). lol, i somehow knew you would fix me on that

Feryll: he asked me if I wanted an assembled one (on skype).

haha lol, i probably have a bit of OCD:D

My can cut -1/3 piece, and it's set at a good tension that never pops.
 
Rating a single category a 10/10 doesn't make a cube perfect though.

Otherwise, really nice review. I liked how you compared it to the Haiyan Memory.
 
really nice review. i am going to buy one in black when cameron gets them back in stock.. they go reeeaaaaally fast out of stock. i currently use a haiyan memory and i hear the two are really alike. i really like the idea of the backwards corner cutting on the gu hong. so yea ima buy one soon and see what one i like more.
 
@sherwood: uhmm... DUH??

@Plaincow: actually, they are different in feeling and specs. THe memory is a bit crispy, clicky and small cube, while the GuHong is a creamy, fast and smooth cube. WAY different feeling-wise.

Does your cube have those "second piece of thingy Cameron advised not to put in" inserted?
 
Think I can get away with jig-a-loo?

I personally wouldn't. If I did, I'd dismantle it and spray the individual pieces. Then put it back together when it dried.

Disassembly and Jig-a-Loo don't mix. Unless you work it in immediately, it causes your cube to melt together.

no, disassembly and jig-a-loo are perfect. I spray Jig-a-loo, and wait around 5 minutes (only 5). Then I assemble it in and break it in. I think that's the best way
 
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