Unveiling of the most anticipated V-CUBE 3

BlueDevil said:
Um, the V3s cost 15 EUROS. That's almost $20 US (or about 18.5 AUD). I can go to a local store and buy a rubik's brand for $12 – and no shipping! Add the shipping from greece, and it is too much. The only way I would EVER get it is if I got it at a comp or a local store for a cheaper price. I'm not paying 25 bucks for a 3x3.
That's weird. Rubik's brand is $20 in stores where I am.
 
Can't make much out of this, but here are the parts:

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In the top centre is a corner with a long stalk, but below it is a piece with a short stalk. Confusing.
 
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it looks as if the corners do not have cuts outs on the edges like the guhong
 
Kind of exciting considering how anticipated we were for a V-3 back when V-Cubes first started production. Once reviews are in, I will decide if its worth the price. Hopefully it won't require long periods of breaking in.
 
Just bought a 3x3x3 DIY and a 3B that was assembled. I think we all need to stop ripping on v-cube. We did this with the 2x2x2. We complained and said they should focus on larger puzzles but that 2x2x2 is one of the best if not the best 2x2 and i think the 3x3x3 will be great.
 
Just bought a 3x3x3 DIY and a 3B that was assembled. I think we all need to stop ripping on v-cube. We did this with the 2x2x2. We complained and said they should focus on larger puzzles but that 2x2x2 is one of the best if not the best 2x2 and i think the 3x3x3 will be great.

Why should we stop ripping on V-cube? It's a forum which is for discussion and what you call "ripping on" is the opinion of some people(including me). There 2x2 is in no way one of the best 2x2's. It is locky, slow and the screws scrap the plastic of the shells unless you have it really tight. Knowing this and how much I paid for the 2x2, I really doubt the 3x3 will come close to shadowing any Dayan cube.
 
They should start selling v cubes 2-7 at places like target

I'm so lucky to live in a big city. If you live in a big city, go to your mall and look for some board game shops, like, family game night shops or whatever, places that sell stuff like that, and you're (or at least I am) 90% sure to find V-cubes, Rubik's, and even a few Mefferts.
 
Is this the 'surprise new product' that they're giving as prizes in Cannes Open? I'd be interested to see how it spins.
 
Just saying...this cube is still extremely reasonably priced, still well under a Rubik's brand

Just saying...you are incorrect. Even without shipping you can pick up a Rubik cheaper than that in England and we get over charged for everything.


Extremely expensive, seems completely different to their patent and clearly have made an inferior looking Dayan.
But they'll probably have version II out in a little over 20 years.
 
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