Michael Womack
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Let me guess when the V-cube pillowed 6x6 comes out it will have a similar mech the the 8x8.
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Yep, I just got the Shenshou 8x8 too and I'll be doing just that.Easy, support the one you think is the best. If you want to support the original inventor, obviously buy both. But if you honestly think the V is the best, support that one.
I fully expect the good folks over at a certain other puzzle forum to start calling anything with a 2x2x2-based mech a knockoff... even if it was designed before the new V-Cubes.A pretty hypocritical move by V-Cube, if they expect their stance in the community to stay as the "pure and not copying" one.
haven't most other v-cubes been a very expensive let down?
back in the day i realise they were the only big cubes out there,and cause of that they were good back then.Not in the least. You're just too new to know.
That is very interesting.
But I wonder. Why did MF8 not bring out their own 6x6 and 8x8 before they worked with V-Cubes?
They had plenty of time to do it.
Personally, I love v-cube products. Sure, SS cubes are better out of the box, but I modded my v5 and v7 and the v5 is WAY better that a SS5, while the v7 is about 5 seconds slower on average. I think the pillowed v-cubes are especially nice...I own all the pillowed cubes and will definitely buy the 6x6. It can't be as bad as the original v6, right?
That was great news to hear! I received an email from [email protected] stating the same thing. I must admit that I made a presupposition and I apologize for that. My faith in the V-Cube 8 has been restored.This post on TwistyPuzzles by someone who is apparently part of V-Cubes says that V-cubes is using this design with mf8's cooperation.
back in the day i realise they were the only big cubes out there,and cause of that they were good back then.
what i meant was the 3x3 sucked,4x4 from what i heard was alright but not that good compared to the shengshou,6x6 required extensive modding etc etc
and their price is pretty steep...
i didn't understand what you meant in your last sentence,can you explain it a bit more?For 5x5 there was other competition, and the V5 outstripped the others by far. Even still today the V5 is, at worst, the second best cube around. Personally I think an unmodded V5 is better than an unmodded dayan5x5. I never modded a V5 so I can't say anything on that, but I think a good V5 is just as good as a modded dayan5x5 (I just prefer the dayan for the smaller size).
I still think the V6, when broken in, is better than SS6x6 (and I use the SS at the moment; only because I haven't got a useable V6 and don't want to buy one when the SS will do for now...).
Sure the 3x3 kinda sucked, but I think they did that more to have a complete set.
As for the V4, I think it is different to the SS, but pretty much equal to a modded SS. The new moyu (?) 4x4 that is out is better.
They're expensive, but I reckon they're doing pretty well considering how old some of the technology is now.