Difference in DIY Cubes (The Quality)

[pcwiz]

I was looking at the DIY cubes from cube4you and I was looking at some comments about them. I know that type a is the best but does the color of the cube (white, green, orange) make any difference in the quality and speed? I'm just wondering because I heard about it.

Type A = Best
Type B = Worst
Type C = Moderate

 

[Zigosity]

I heard that the different colours are made from different plastics (Harder or softer, depending), but I don't know how that affects quality or speed. Type a's are definitely the way to go though.

 

[pcwiz]

Ok Thanks for Responding

 

[VooX]

Please search the forums before asking questions. Not to be mean, but there are already posts with all the info (and maybe more) that you are looking for.

 

[Cubetrooper]

I was looking for the answer in the puzzleproz-forum and it says that the color affects neither the quality nor the speed of a DIY, if it's the same type.

 

[Inusagi]

I was looking for the answer in the puzzleproz-forum and it says that the colors doesn't affect neither the quality nor the speed of a DIY, if it's the same type.

I have a yellow one, and I survived... So you can become a sub 20 guy with other colors.

 

[pcwiz]

Okay because the thread below says that green and white DIYs are better....

http://www.speedsolving.com/showthread.php?t=1665

 

[Bounb]

Okay because the thread below says that green and white DIYs are better....

http://www.speedsolving.com/showthread.php?t=1665

I've always been rather skeptical of claims that different colours are better people said that whites/blue/green were better than black or whatever. It's conceivable that if they were made of a different plastic they might be better but it would be slight.

I think it's far more likely that people think they're better because people so widely believe this. Just like people say bottled water tastes better than tap but if you did a double blind test (I did this once), they would not be able to tell the difference (infact I could make them say the tap was bottled by serving it chilled)