F2L Learning And Cube

[VietCuber]

Hey I Got This F2L notes, there's are a few algorithms plus set-up and i'm wondering what do u have to use to make the corners/edge go into place... Which Will Work Best?
1. The Set-up Only
2. The Set-up+ All Algorithms
3. The Set-up+1 Algorithm
4. The Algorithms
5. 1 Algorithms

And What Cube Should TYPE Should i buy?(all from cube4you.com)
1. Diansheng (NIB-E)
2. Type C DIY Cube
3. Type A DIY Cube
Which Should i buy please give me some advice

And Can Someone Give Me A Site Where All The F2l Sequences Are Right I keep Getting F2l Sequences that dont work please help me

 

[DAE_JA_VOO]

I have no idea what you meant in the first question, but i do intuitive F2L, so, no algorithms, as such.

 

[cubeinmylife]

i use diansheng de ~not bad 1

 

[Tomarse]

Should try learn it intuitively, then you can minimize the amount of algs to use, meaning you can turn faster knowing your own cases or how to work around them, I suggest learning one though, all of you know which one it is, I just can't remember it in notation, i just do it! haha.

 

[ImNOTnoob]

Reccomend type A cube. Good for beginners.

 

[EricOnCrack]

What did you mean with the F2L
I hope i can get a diansheng cube. Going on a holiday and apparently, they sell them there so it's free shipping and cheap as ****.
I've never really known alot about Type C and if it's good or not.

Type A and Type D (Diansheng).
Those are my recommendations.

 

[Escher]

Diansheng is type E.

i do not recommend the current type D, unless they are specified as the old ones.

the pieces from the rubiks studio cube are good for hybrids though, they are like the old D pieces, but slightly better quality plastic (i think), which means they turn extremely nicely