BABCGA
Member
Hi,
I just recently joined the forum. Here is a brief review of the MF3RS. It is one of the cheapest cubes on the market currently ranging from around $3-7. It comes in black, white, stickerless bright and stickerless pink. I have the black and stickerless bright variants.
Out of the box it was amazing. It was able to corner cut 45 degrees (even though I have no idea for when this would be necessary). It has a really scratchy and crunchy feel, I can't think of any cubes it reminds me of. It is fast but at the same time controllable, which is a trait the tanglong had as well.
After setting up my ones can cut a little over 45, about a piece reverse, and they are controllable to compensate for my turning style.
Overall I would definetly reccomend the MF3RS, to anyone of any skill level. It is one of the best budget cubes on the market, if not the best.
I just recently joined the forum. Here is a brief review of the MF3RS. It is one of the cheapest cubes on the market currently ranging from around $3-7. It comes in black, white, stickerless bright and stickerless pink. I have the black and stickerless bright variants.
Out of the box it was amazing. It was able to corner cut 45 degrees (even though I have no idea for when this would be necessary). It has a really scratchy and crunchy feel, I can't think of any cubes it reminds me of. It is fast but at the same time controllable, which is a trait the tanglong had as well.
After setting up my ones can cut a little over 45, about a piece reverse, and they are controllable to compensate for my turning style.
Overall I would definetly reccomend the MF3RS, to anyone of any skill level. It is one of the best budget cubes on the market, if not the best.
