Puzzleproz vs Cube4you

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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

ann also overall which seller do you think is better?
 
No there is no difference between the C4Y and PZ DIY's. However, if you are talking about the seconds white DIY (a) C4Y cube, there is, but it's out of stock anyway.

As for favouring, I don't know. I've only bought from C4Y.

I think that people who can't think up normal topic titles like you shouldn't be allowed to enter a community like this.
 
This 'new DIY' (which is out of stock anyway) has been hyped much. If you have to believe what some people write, it is godly, but I'm not sure. anyway, I don't think having a cube that turns better than your average DIY is going to help your speed much, if at all.
 
I want to buy one of 2 cubes and I need to buy them now

I have never heard of anyone who needs cubes that urgently. And even if you do, you would be better off doing your own research instead of waiting for others to respond (Hint: Try the Hardware sub-forum).
 
I want to buy one of 2 cubes and I need to buy them
and is there any difference between the new type A and old type A cube4u DIY

I don't mean to be mean, but please use common sense. If the new type A and the old type A cube4you DIY cubes were the same, why would there be a new type and an old type? It's like you asking, "If I had a car made in 1950, and a car made in 2008, would there be any difference between the two?"

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

what is the difference between d and A??
Like what shelley said, maybe you can do some research?

There is an entire thread in the hardware sub forum, that is dedicated the to difference between Cube4You old Type A DIYs, and Type D DIYs.
http://www.speedsolving.com/showthread.php?t=3800
 
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