New cube4you cubes

[Zane_C]

I will get a type C II, type F I (or II) and an eastshean 2x2x2 cube.

 

[HowSuneIsNow]

I personally recommend spending the extra 1.40 to get a C4Y core and hardware to try it out in the CII.

 

[teguhmb]

I got one cII from my local suppliers who ordered from C4u..
But,there are weird things..Firstly, i got it not in a box..i have to assemble it..
secondly,one of the cubies has the same logo with new type A III diy..
Any explain will be very appreciate.
Sorry for the bad english by the way

 

[Edward]

I got one cII from my local suppliers who ordered from C4u..
But,there are weird things..Firstly, i got it not in a box..i have to assemble it..
secondly,one of the cubies has the same logo with new type A III diy..
Any explain will be very appreciate.
Sorry for the bad english by the way

If you have a type A III, I would think you'd know why you have to assemble the cube.

 

[Zane_C]

Is the type CII and FI or II good though, I mean the already assembled ones?

 

[JTW2007]

Is the type CII and FI or II good though, I mean the already assembled ones?

Type C II: Came tight, no pops yet, a little rough (like C I), feels heavier than C I, but I think they're about the same weight, doesn't cut corners well out of the box, no lockups yet, not quite as fast as the C I, I think it has potential.

Type F II: I'd describe it as a TPS cube. Ridiculously fast (coming from someone who uses Type Cs, at that), but very light. No pops or lockups yet, the outer caps do tend to pop off regularly, corner cutting isn't quite as good as the first Type F. Overall, it's amazing, my only complaint is that it's light enough to feel like it's made out of styrofoam.

I've never bought a pre-assembled F I, but I like the F II much more than my F I.

 

[Zane_C]

So in your opinion would it be better to by them not assembled?
What's cutting a corner?

 

[Zane_C]

anyones welcome to answer either question, I just quickly wanna know if I should buy them assembled or not?

 

[JTW2007]

So in your opinion would it be better to by them not assembled?
What's cutting a corner?

-I prefer pre-assembled cubes, but that's just a preference.

-Cutting a corner is the term used for turning a layer when the faces are not aligned. For example, do the start of a U' move, but finish it before you've turned to 45 degrees. Then do an R' move without turning the U layer back. The furthest you can move one layer and still have another one turn is the cube's "tolerance," or corner cutting ability. Now you can understand my sig.

-Try not to double-post. There's an edit button on all of your posts, so that you can go in and change them if you think of more information you need to add later on. Double posting is frowned upon.

 

[Zane_C]

Thanks,
I will take note of what you said about double posting. I won't do it again.

 

[Cyrus C.]

Just something to say, anyone that lives in the mid-west U.S. should try UPS(1P) shipping, I've made 3 orders, all the time it gets here in less than 5 days from the day I ordered. I just got an order 2 days after I ordered, that's 2 days including processing!

 

[teguhmb]

I got one cII from my local suppliers who ordered from C4u..
But,there are weird things..Firstly, i got it not in a box..i have to assemble it..
secondly,one of the cubies has the same logo with new type A III diy..
Any explain will be very appreciate.
Sorry for the bad english by the way

If you have a type A III, I would think you'd know why you have to assemble the cube.

I still have no idea..As long as i see in c4u web,that C II come assembled and new in box..I tried to left feedback, but still no answer yet..

 

[Radu]

One short question..maybe it has been asked so sorry for repeating it. What's the difference between C and C2 ?

Cause I bought 2 type c's a few months ago a grey one and a black one. I have notciced some minro differences between them, but the black one has become my main cube by far. Now I ordered a C2 and apparently it's identical to the previous black one. So...how can i distinguish between them...Should I post some pictures? Do you think you can help?

 

[HowSuneIsNow]

C II has rounded corners so it locks up less. I love it.

CI http://cubefans.com/3x3x3-diy-cube-c-p-4.html

CII http://cubefans.com/new-3x3x3-cubecii-p-130.html

 

[Swoncen]

My CI is white and it's very creamy. The CII is faster and my main speedcube now. I averaged ~29 with my CI and with my CII I averaged ~25.5 within a few days. It totally fits my cubing style.

 

[lorki3]

my f ll is coming wil make a review

 

[JTW2007]

So should I bother with the video review?

 

[lorki3]

i have a review of the type f ll coming it rocks

 

[Muesli]

Miniature Type C (50mm)

Resistance to pops: 10 (Hasn't popped at all as of yet at my tensions)
Resistance to lock ups: 8 (100% less locky than my Storebought at my tensions)
Ability to cut corners: 7 (Cuts to about half of the centre piece at my tensions)
Speed: 7
Average score: 8
Overall score: B to B+

Great cube. Exactly the same size as an EastSheen 2x2x2, but turns like a type-C. I have set my PB with this cube, and I have only had it for 3 days.

 

[lorki3]

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