[Review] DaYan LunHui 3x3x3
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joey
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Lololol.
Like irontwig and amos said... 20mins... is way too long.
Also, why did you assemble washer-washer-spring-screw?
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Tall5001
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Because thats how it was when i got it
yockee
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[Video] My review on the Dayan Lun Hui and Zhan Chi (BAD LANGUAGE)
This is more of a summary of the five Dayans, but I give a little more in depth opinion of the last two. Sit back and enjoy as it builds up to it's climactic ending, hahaha.
This is more of a summary of the five Dayans, but I give a little more in depth opinion of the last two. Sit back and enjoy as it builds up to it's climactic ending, hahaha.
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Dayan LunHui 3x3x3 [Review]
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CzaroDziej
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I purchased it 1,5 months ago from Puzzleaddictions. I thought it will be good cube for OH, but also for TH.
It's quite nice, it can't cut corners like zhanchi but it's very fast. It needs a lot or break-in. Cube pops very rarely - thanks to corners building.
It's actually my 1st cube for OH and 3rd for TH.
It's quite nice, it can't cut corners like zhanchi but it's very fast. It needs a lot or break-in. Cube pops very rarely - thanks to corners building.
It's actually my 1st cube for OH and 3rd for TH.
izovire
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It's average compared to all 3x3's and below average when compared to other Dayan 3x3's
Where it was purchased: N/A
When it was released: Spring 2011
My thoughts: I give it an average because it doesn't have a very wide rage of possible tensions even when compared to older generation 3x3's. It might even explode (more than simple popping) with a medium tension. Once it is sufficiently tight to not explode it does turn very quickly. If you have a soft turning style you might make this your main TH&OH cube.
Where it was purchased: N/A
When it was released: Spring 2011
My thoughts: I give it an average because it doesn't have a very wide rage of possible tensions even when compared to older generation 3x3's. It might even explode (more than simple popping) with a medium tension. Once it is sufficiently tight to not explode it does turn very quickly. If you have a soft turning style you might make this your main TH&OH cube.
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Got it off amazon. I got it a few months ago. It's a bit sluggish compared to other dayan cubes, but still better than your average cube.
JianhanC
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Where the puzzle was purchased: zcube.cn
When the puzzle was purchased: ~23th February
Thoughts on the puzzle: At first impression it was perfect, but after a couple of solves it started to not just pop, but explode. Tensions need to be paid attention to. It is 1mm smaller than a Guhong or a Zhanchi, but it's definitely noticeable when solving, and it's a little pleasant for me. Turning wise it's not as weightless as a Guhong, but still much lighter than a Lingyun. It's pretty crispy, but not clicky. Somewhere between a Guhong and a Zhanchi.
When the puzzle was purchased: ~23th February
Thoughts on the puzzle: At first impression it was perfect, but after a couple of solves it started to not just pop, but explode. Tensions need to be paid attention to. It is 1mm smaller than a Guhong or a Zhanchi, but it's definitely noticeable when solving, and it's a little pleasant for me. Turning wise it's not as weightless as a Guhong, but still much lighter than a Lingyun. It's pretty crispy, but not clicky. Somewhere between a Guhong and a Zhanchi.
261B
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I voted it as excellent because...well.....My previous cube was a storebrought Rubick's.
Yeah.
Yeah.
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This is my review on the Dayan Lunhui.
I got this of the cubicle around August.
Turning: the cube is smooth with a slight scratchy/sandy feeling. It also feels blocky to me.
Corner cutting: the cube can cut 45 with some force and line to line fairly easily. Reverse is some of the best I've seen at 3/4 of a cubie
with a bit of force. however, the corner cutting is very snappy and doesn't corner cut as easily as other cubes 3 of 5
Pops: The Lunhui can pop at loser tension and when it does its usually 3 pieces, an edge and two corners.
its usually caused by cutting over 45 and tightening to medium or tight tensions resolves much of the poping. 4 of 5
Cathces: as for catching, this cube does catch on me due to the holes on the pieces being smaller than on other more recent cubes, causing
a catch. This isn't severe, but is one of the cubes downfalls 3 of 5
Speed: this cube has good speed though isn't the fastest by any means. I have lubricated it with weight 3 from the Cubicle. 4 of 5
Control: as a 22 second solver I have little trouble controlling this cube and had good control on this cube when i average 35. 5 of 5
Other Pros/Cons: It does not corner twist, the caps have never fell of on me during a solve, but stickers are very dull.
Its most interesting feature is that you can pull out the corners a bit due to the design and have the corners stick out and 3 of 5
will still work. one of the screws is striped on mine
final score: 22 of 30 Grade: B- Recommendation: maybe
I am not a fan of this cube and average 2 seconds slower on this than my main. This could be an option for someone who averages 20-40 seconds,
likes a smooth yet slightly sandy feel, is fairly accurate, and has a gentle turning style, or someone just wanting to complete their Dayan collection.
Overall, not a bad cube, but not my kind of cube.
I got this of the cubicle around August.
Turning: the cube is smooth with a slight scratchy/sandy feeling. It also feels blocky to me.
Corner cutting: the cube can cut 45 with some force and line to line fairly easily. Reverse is some of the best I've seen at 3/4 of a cubie
with a bit of force. however, the corner cutting is very snappy and doesn't corner cut as easily as other cubes 3 of 5
Pops: The Lunhui can pop at loser tension and when it does its usually 3 pieces, an edge and two corners.
its usually caused by cutting over 45 and tightening to medium or tight tensions resolves much of the poping. 4 of 5
Cathces: as for catching, this cube does catch on me due to the holes on the pieces being smaller than on other more recent cubes, causing
a catch. This isn't severe, but is one of the cubes downfalls 3 of 5
Speed: this cube has good speed though isn't the fastest by any means. I have lubricated it with weight 3 from the Cubicle. 4 of 5
Control: as a 22 second solver I have little trouble controlling this cube and had good control on this cube when i average 35. 5 of 5
Other Pros/Cons: It does not corner twist, the caps have never fell of on me during a solve, but stickers are very dull.
Its most interesting feature is that you can pull out the corners a bit due to the design and have the corners stick out and 3 of 5
will still work. one of the screws is striped on mine
final score: 22 of 30 Grade: B- Recommendation: maybe
I am not a fan of this cube and average 2 seconds slower on this than my main. This could be an option for someone who averages 20-40 seconds,
likes a smooth yet slightly sandy feel, is fairly accurate, and has a gentle turning style, or someone just wanting to complete their Dayan collection.
Overall, not a bad cube, but not my kind of cube.
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