Please!- Urgent Answer!!??

[noobcuber]

I want to buy one of 2 cubes and I need to buy them now

either a new type cube4you A white DIY

or a puzzleproz type A white DIY

Which one fo you favour?? and is there any difference between the new type A and old type A cube4u DIY

 

[TomZ]

Your title is an absolute breach of all internet etiquettes. I highly reccomend you make another topic, with a normal title. I'll answer your question once you have done that.

 

[Inusagi]

It's not that URGENT. search before you ask. And I would say that you don't even need to search to find it...

 

[Lucas Garron]

and is there any difference between the new type A and old type A cube4u DIY

1) Please spell correctly.
2) Are you in such a hurry that you have time only to post this and not check that the (new) new type A looks different, has a different description, has a few threads about it, and is out of stock, so that you can't buy it?
3) Yes, there is a difference.

 

[pcwiz]

and is there any difference between the new type A and old type A cube4u DIY

I've said this in another thread, and I'll say it again.

I don't want to be mean, but please use common sense. If there wasn't any difference between the new type A DIYs and old type A DIYs from cube4you, why would there be a old and new type? That's like you asking, "Is there any difference between a car made in 1950, and a car made in 2008?"

The difference between the two is that the new type pops MUCH LESS, and is lighter. From what I've heard, everything else is the same.....

 

[Leo]

Correct me if I'm wrong but all four topics you posted belong in the hardware section. But to answer your question there must be a difference in the new type otherwise a new type would be rather pointless.

 

[coopersacatfilms]

the cube4you "New type" allegedly doesn't pop 99% of the time

 

[qqwref]

Wait, all the other cubes pop 99% of the time? Uh oh, I shouldn't have ordered a type (a)...

 

[Lucas Garron]

the cube4you "New type" allegedly doesn't pop 99% of the time

Of what time?
99% of solves, or 99% of the time in use?

Also, allegations are a bit useless here.
The poppiness is somewhat inherent in the cube, but depends a lot on tension.


EDIT:

I don't want to be mean, but please use common sense. If there wasn't any difference between the new type A DIYs and old type A DIYs from cube4you, why would there be a old and new type? That's like you asking, "Is there any difference between a car made in 1950, and a car made in 2008?"

Or like asking "Is there any difference between A/M/C/E Eastsheen 2x2x2's?"

Would you mind prefacing every post like this with "I don't want to be mean, but you probably should have used common sense to come to the wrong conclusion instead of posting here." ?