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V-cubes' plastic seems better quality than some other brands.
You should know that the quality of the plastic is not a major factor in how enjoyable the cube is to use. Realistically, cheaper plastic is not going to break on you if you're not being stupid.
You should know that the quality of the plastic is not a major factor in how enjoyable the cube is to use. Realistically, cheaper plastic is not going to break on you if you're not being stupid. The internal mechanism is much more important.
Sorry, but this is completely untrue.You should know that the quality of the plastic is not a major factor in how enjoyable the cube is to use. Realistically, cheaper plastic is not going to break on you if you're not being stupid. The internal mechanism is much more important.
Sorry, but this is completely untrue.
Sorry, but this is completely untrue.
Instead of posting without contributing to discussion, if any of you could provide evidence to support your claims about the effect of plastic type on performance, it'd be much appreciated.
I am getting the current v cube 5 in white because my shengshou 5x5 pops and locks up every 2-4 solves.
Thanks for the replies. For sure plastic quality does not translate to cube speed. But enjoyment is a personal thing, and it happens that flimsy construction bugs me. I have a 42mm Zhanchi which turns very nicely, but the cubelets don't quite fit together properly leaving sharp edges and gaps which have a tendency to open up. Likewise I'm not a fan of stickers, which tend to come unstuck on the larger cubes. I'm hoping V-cubes will upgrade all their cubes to stickerless faces, as they've done with their 2x2 and 3x3.