Maybe you can find a used one. We use secondhand items here, too, since it's expensive to live in Spain and our salaries barely cover the whole month.
Yeah! It's not bad, but I still prefer Earl Grey.
I have a collection of old speedcubes. I like the idea of learning about and owning the cubes that were used back in the day and that speedcubers of that era started using—it's part of speedcubing history!
The first drawer. I’ve assembled many of these (back then, it was common to buy them as DIY kits).
From bottom to top and from left to right:
- Type A (2006) The first Chinese speedcube in history. By GuoJia
- Edison Cube (2007) from Korea
- Rubik’s.com DIY kit (2007)
- Type C (2007) by GuoBing
He balanced his for about a minute!