EmmaTheCapicorn
Regular
I was lucky enough to save up to buy the Meilong 11x11 and 12x12. They are both about $100 USD.
Here’s what I like:
Smooth turning for such massive cubes.
I’m a pretty petite teenage girl, standing at just 5’2, and along with that I have small hands (5 inches from wrist to tip of middle finger). Good size. Manageable even with my tiny hands. Sometimes have to set on the table. Good price and good quality. Color scheme is different enough for my colorblindness so they are easy to solve.
Here’s what I don’t like:
The occasional pop. I have the same issue with my MF8 8x8 from when I was 12. They are a pain to fix especially during a solve.
Overall I would give them a 9/10. Very good for just $200 for two big cubes.
Here’s what I like:
Smooth turning for such massive cubes.
I’m a pretty petite teenage girl, standing at just 5’2, and along with that I have small hands (5 inches from wrist to tip of middle finger). Good size. Manageable even with my tiny hands. Sometimes have to set on the table. Good price and good quality. Color scheme is different enough for my colorblindness so they are easy to solve.
Here’s what I don’t like:
The occasional pop. I have the same issue with my MF8 8x8 from when I was 12. They are a pain to fix especially during a solve.
Overall I would give them a 9/10. Very good for just $200 for two big cubes.
the meilong is the next best thing. My biggest is also the 12x12 
big cubes
