rj
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Even ShengShou has the LingLong series of cubes. The Long suffix has become a trend in the cubing market. Can't wait for the Xulong and the Zulong.
Well, I want a tulong and a Weitulong, personally.
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Even ShengShou has the LingLong series of cubes. The Long suffix has become a trend in the cubing market. Can't wait for the Xulong and the Zulong.
Guys, next thing you know Dayan is the one releasing the TuLong...
TuLong means dirt dragon......
Seriously wtf. I don't understand the thinking of these people at YJ. What is the point in making all these new cubes?
I'm weary of this.
Stop abusing this poor overused mech. Poor thin doesn't know what its name is anymore.
Seriously wtf. I don't understand the thinking of these people at YJ. What is the point in making all these new cubes?
I'mLong.
Seems like poor marketing to me. They should release a new 3X3 every 6 months or so like Dayan has always done.. And a numbering system can't hurt either, especially when a brand gets 4 or more different cubes such as Dayan 4-Lunhui, Dayan 2 - Guhong, etc.
These cubes are coming out so fast it actually deters me from buying any of them because there will just be a new one soon.
People are still climbing over each other to buy each new YJ/Moyu cube. Also, note that only the HuanYing and Weilong are marketed with the Moyu label, the new cubes have the YJ label. Not sure why they want to appear as two brands, perhaps Moyu is for their 'premium' products?
I'm not sure it's that sophisticated. It seems like a simple marketing strategy. They can produce one model and sell 10000 units. Or they can produce several models and sell 20000 units because many customers will buy more than one model. Presumably once they have the manufacturing and distribution in place for one model it's not so expensive to add others.
It's not like cars, where most customers buy only one.
I've only seen speculation that Moyu is a different company using YJ's factories, and suspect that originates from CBC's video, although he admits he is only speculating. It would be interesting to find out the real story. My preferred hypothesis is that Moyu is YJ's premium brand. Premium cubes have better margins, but they can't all be premium of course. So a mix of premium and budget maximizes revenue and would make sense as a marketing strategy for YJ.
Apparently according to what source?Apparently Moyu is the designer and kind of used YJ factories for production.