ExoCorsair
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So I got some today:
2x2x2 (Chrome)
4x4x4 (White)
3x3x3 DIY kit ($3 version)
Siamese 3x3x3
Pyraminx
The 2x2x2 is the same size as the 3x3x3, and I expect a similar mechanism to the Rubik's 2x2x2 (Junior's or huge), as its movement over one axis is great and over the other two it is not.
4x4x4 is a little "sticky". Extremely stable, but there's much more friction when turning faces and slices than compared to either Eastsheen or Rubik's.
3x3x3 DIY kit sucks. Once you put the caps on, it is going to be an absolute pain to pop them back off, if that's even possible. Each face clicks into place for every 1/16 turn. I screwed up the tensions, so while it could have been potentially a good cube, I put on the caps and stickered it (caps are smaller than the stickers), so that's that.
The Siamese 3x3x3 is AMAZING. Turns very well and is otherwise wonderful. It makes me wish that I had asked for an ordinary Edison 3x3x3.
The Pyraminx is tight, but stable.
All puzzles have vinyl stickers as well. I'll have to update this once I break them in.
2x2x2 (Chrome)
4x4x4 (White)
3x3x3 DIY kit ($3 version)
Siamese 3x3x3
Pyraminx
The 2x2x2 is the same size as the 3x3x3, and I expect a similar mechanism to the Rubik's 2x2x2 (Junior's or huge), as its movement over one axis is great and over the other two it is not.
4x4x4 is a little "sticky". Extremely stable, but there's much more friction when turning faces and slices than compared to either Eastsheen or Rubik's.
3x3x3 DIY kit sucks. Once you put the caps on, it is going to be an absolute pain to pop them back off, if that's even possible. Each face clicks into place for every 1/16 turn. I screwed up the tensions, so while it could have been potentially a good cube, I put on the caps and stickered it (caps are smaller than the stickers), so that's that.
The Siamese 3x3x3 is AMAZING. Turns very well and is otherwise wonderful. It makes me wish that I had asked for an ordinary Edison 3x3x3.
The Pyraminx is tight, but stable.
All puzzles have vinyl stickers as well. I'll have to update this once I break them in.