bylokonnor
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I'm not a top cuber, but I can solve cubes up to 7x7x7 and probably further, and some other puzzles too. I enjoy watching cubers on youtube talking about their puzzles and I like the tradition of filming and commenting on the unboxing of new puzzles, which is a special moment to all of us.
On the other hand, I am rather disappointed on the absence of reviews on V-Cube flag cubes. Anytime I have heard them mentioned, it was always in a negative way. Some say they are just V-Cubes 6 and 7 with fancy colours and not worth spending money on. I've heard others say it's V-Cube going round in circles until they get round to bringing out a bigger cube (which would be nice, I agree).
When I bought my V-Cube illusion, I read in the booklet (I think it was, or maybe on their site) that came with it that it was the first product of a new concept they were experimenting on and were planning other such ideas for the future. I began really looking forward to more products following the same kind of concept, not realizing that some were already available. Yes, they are available and obtainable and are worth every penny or their respective prices.
These are the V-cube flag cubes. There are currently three types available and the V-cube site says that more are coming soon. I am looking forward to this more than I am looking forward to a V-Cube 8.
I purchased a three-coloured V-Cube 6 (French) flag cube after reading about them on the site's solutions page (more like a hints page really). It has to be the most difficult cube I have ever had to solve, and believe me, the parity problems were a minor detail. Had it been a regular V-Cube 6, it would have been easier.
Next, I'll be looking at buying a two coloured V-Cube 7 flag cube, hoping for a simular challenge. (I read on one forum that someone bought one and couldn't solve it though they could solve the regular V-Cube 7.)
I'm ready to bet that the V-Cube 6 two coloured cube is also difficult in unexpected ways.
If you are looking for a different kind of challenge and for something new and for something to keep you happy until the next size of V-Cube comes out, I strongly recommend you have a go at a flag cube. They are an ingenius idea and very taxing! Not as easy as they look.
Try first. Disagree with me afterwards if you like.
On the other hand, I am rather disappointed on the absence of reviews on V-Cube flag cubes. Anytime I have heard them mentioned, it was always in a negative way. Some say they are just V-Cubes 6 and 7 with fancy colours and not worth spending money on. I've heard others say it's V-Cube going round in circles until they get round to bringing out a bigger cube (which would be nice, I agree).
When I bought my V-Cube illusion, I read in the booklet (I think it was, or maybe on their site) that came with it that it was the first product of a new concept they were experimenting on and were planning other such ideas for the future. I began really looking forward to more products following the same kind of concept, not realizing that some were already available. Yes, they are available and obtainable and are worth every penny or their respective prices.
These are the V-cube flag cubes. There are currently three types available and the V-cube site says that more are coming soon. I am looking forward to this more than I am looking forward to a V-Cube 8.
I purchased a three-coloured V-Cube 6 (French) flag cube after reading about them on the site's solutions page (more like a hints page really). It has to be the most difficult cube I have ever had to solve, and believe me, the parity problems were a minor detail. Had it been a regular V-Cube 6, it would have been easier.
Next, I'll be looking at buying a two coloured V-Cube 7 flag cube, hoping for a simular challenge. (I read on one forum that someone bought one and couldn't solve it though they could solve the regular V-Cube 7.)
I'm ready to bet that the V-Cube 6 two coloured cube is also difficult in unexpected ways.
If you are looking for a different kind of challenge and for something new and for something to keep you happy until the next size of V-Cube comes out, I strongly recommend you have a go at a flag cube. They are an ingenius idea and very taxing! Not as easy as they look.
Try first. Disagree with me afterwards if you like.