Best and fastest method for solving for beginners?

[luious]

Hello Friends,
I have recently started cubing. For now i'am using a regular Funskool Rubik's Cube but i have planned to get a new Shengshou Aurora very soon
I use the simplest method to solve the cube and my best is only 2:44 . As you can see that i am a beginner, please suggest me a method which will be easy to understand and fast for me at this moment. Please give me the link also from where i can learn that method with all the Algorithms there. Please help me!

 

[TheOneOnTheLeft]

This should help, although practice alone should be enough to get you below 1:30 or 1:00, regardless of your method. You'll be able to find algs and tutorials for any of those methods by searching here (especially on the wiki) or on google.

 

[SpeedCuber123]

I totally agree with TheOneOnTheLeft. Getting Sub 2 minutes is incredibly easy; you just need to practice a lot.

 

[luious]

This should help, although practice alone should be enough to get you below 1:30 or 1:00, regardless of your method. You'll be able to find algs and tutorials for any of those methods by searching here (especially on the wiki) or on google.

Thanks
But as seeing my progress, which method YOU suggest for me. Please tell me as i am confused. BTW, they have not mentioned the algo's i think

 

[Nilsibert]

It's generally useless to create 3 new threads on the same topic.

Aside from that, it's simple. Read through that page, try out methods and chose the one you like the most. With 2:40, I'd say it doesn't matter which one. I was solving under 2 minutes for years before I started speedcubing.

Generally for algs, search the speedsolving wiki or google "polish algorithm database"

 

[PianoCube]

Questions like these often fits better in "The One
Answer Question Thread".
Also, there is no need to post two threads with the same question.

As to answer your question, 8355 with key-hole is a simple method with almost no algs that can be surprisingly fast. Next step would be proper F2L and 4LLL.

Don't forget to search for answeres yourself next time, and then ask if you can't find it. It's very likely that others have asked the same questions before you.

 

[CriticalCubing]

Every method is efficient in itself and you can solve the cube in 20 sec with every method. Using a popular method dosent mean it is the fastest method. Suit yourself to a method and train yourself in that method.
Here is an tutorial for Petrus method if you are interested ==> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s8GCoNsVbKc
Now see this thread if you would like to use some other method : Click Me!

Cheers