MoYu 15x15x15

Part of me wants moyu to stop producing so many cubes and focus on quality rather than quantity as they are obviously capable of making some great cubes.

Do you feel that the massively dominating 3x3s and 4x4s they have been releasing have suffered in quality because of all of their other projects? Their 2x2 is the fastest on the market and if you can control it, it's amazing.

Their 5 6 and 7 are on their way in about a month.
Why are so many people in this thread annoyed at MoYu?
 
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Do you feel that the massively dominating 3x3s and 4x4s they have been releasing have suffered in quality because of all of their other projects?

I don't feel that way at all. Moyu's products have all been of fantastic build, quality, and functionality. And beyond Moyu, other brands are still pumping out great cubes.

I'm not going to buy the 13x13 or the 15x15... but I think it's great that whoever DOES want to buy them will have the option.
 
I still can't afford to buy the SS 10x10. I know some people who still can't buy the AoSu!! Its going to be a limited sale, for sure, however great that we have the option. And to the guy complaining that it's pillowed, really try to imagine how hard it would be to grip a cubic 15x15. It's hard enough to hold the SS 9x9. I just really hope that they aren't doing what SS does, meaning releasing cubes (such as the 5x5 and 6x6) in such a rushed manner that they turn out to have major flaws, causing them to make a v2, etc. SS has done this so many times with the 4x4, and even changed the 5x5 twice. They still haven't made a v2 of the 6x6, which is by far, their worst product.
 
It seems like a good idea on paper, to have such a big cube mass produced. BUT Moyu has been putting out puzzles every month for a while now. There are a few problems with a 15x15.
1.It is going to be expensive.
2.Very few are going to buy it just out of the idea that it is a 15x15.
3.There is nothing special about it except for it's size. The process is the same as a 5x5 and 7x7 but with a lot more layers.
So I don't think this cube is a very good idea. :p
 
It seems like a good idea on paper, to have such a big cube mass produced. BUT Moyu has been putting out puzzles every month for a while now. There are a few problems with a 15x15.
1.It is going to be expensive.
2.Very few are going to buy it just out of the idea that it is a 15x15.
3.There is nothing special about it except for it's size. The process is the same as a 5x5 and 7x7 but with a lot more layers.
So I don't think this cube is a very good idea. :p

1. Not a problem for people that can afford it.

2. I doubt anyone can actually quantify this. As you, yourself, only began posting today, there are likely many people lurking the forums whose opinions we'll never know anything about. But there are already a few active members who stated they plan on buying this.

3. What makes it special IS its size. Would you also say there's nothing special about a 7x7 because it's just a larger 5x5, which itself is just a larger 3x3? Even still, there are people out there that will find the challenge of a 13x13 or 15x15 or bigger very enticing.

The fact that anyone is capable of making larger and larger mass produced cubes is a testament to the progress in computer aided design, 3D printing, molding and innovation of puzzle designers in recent years. By all means... let's go over the top as often as possible! None of Moyu's other cubes have suffered from their ambition in the big cube market, so there is no problem as I see it. Personally, I can't wait to see the unboxings and reviews, even though I'll probably not purchase this cube, myself.
 
Wouldn't expect me at all if Tony made a 15x15x15 ball out of this...
If the puzzle is as stable as the Petaminx and 11x11x11 I would love to. Whether I could justify spending the time and money is another matter though. It might be a case of someone pre-ordering one before I fired up my Dremel. That's not completely impossible since I am currently in the final stages of selling my two Petaminx Balls.
If only they made these things solid it would make my life so much easier. Not saying they should of course but if they did you could make a ball in a fraction of the time.
 
1. Not a problem for people that can afford it.

2. I doubt anyone can actually quantify this. As you, yourself, only began posting today, there are likely many people lurking the forums whose opinions we'll never know anything about. But there are already a few active members who stated they plan on buying this.

3. What makes it special IS its size. Would you also say there's nothing special about a 7x7 because it's just a larger 5x5, which itself is just a larger 3x3? Even still, there are people out there that will find the challenge of a 13x13 or 15x15 or bigger very enticing.

The fact that anyone is capable of making larger and larger mass produced cubes is a testament to the progress in computer aided design, 3D printing, molding and innovation of puzzle designers in recent years. By all means... let's go over the top as often as possible! None of Moyu's other cubes have suffered from their ambition in the big cube market, so there is no problem as I see it. Personally, I can't wait to see the unboxings and reviews, even though I'll probably not purchase this cube, myself.


I have been on the forum for years but I never got to post. My opinions remain unchanged. I am just expressing my thoughts.
 
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