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Am I the only one who doesn't get cubes for birthday or christmas? I'm jealous
I got my first Rubik's cube as a birthday present a year and a half ago. Everything since then I've bought myself.
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Am I the only one who doesn't get cubes for birthday or christmas? I'm jealous
Nice video. Seriously, you should be narrating BBC documentaries, I think you missed your calling@earth2dan - Nice camera setup, very inventive. I want to do something about the camera/setup of mine. I am sure people are sick and tired of seeing my washing machine since the study in our house doubles as a utility room.
Got some cubes from my lovely wife for my birthday today so did an unboxing. Warning its a 30 minute video so completely understand if people dot watch it. The cubes unboxed are:-
Moyu Weilong Square-1
Yuxin Blue Stickerless 4x4
Qiyi WuHua Stickerless 6x6
And apologies because much of the video is not in focus...
That's great! Nobody in my office, family, or general vicinity has a shred of interest in cubing. I'm all alone around here.I started to teach the office to cube at lunch time.
We are the proud owners of 12 Thunderclaps in the brand colours, substituting purple for orange.
I also did my first mosaic today... somewhat basic but it's a start.
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will try to watch part of the video later, but Happy birthday in the meantime
Am I the only one who doesn't get cubes for birthday or christmas? I'm jealous
@Shaky Hands - About to throw another spanner in the 6x6 debate having just ordered the Weishi although admittedly on Black. Hopefully the order will be here for an unboxing again this week.Going to try a few more solves today on the WuHua but the biggest issue for me currently is the size, not the turning.
Left-to-right: Shengshou, Moyu Aoshi, Qiyi, Yuxin
I would say the Moyu is the largest, then Shengshou, then Qiyi then Yuxin.
Ditto. I'll buy just about every new 5x5 that comes out, but I'm not into 6x6 enough yet to be a guinea pig. Especially when I'm still quite happy with my Yuxin. My ShengShou is a paperweight, and my AoShi is a desk ornamentCheers @Selkie, will wait for your review with bated breath!![]()
Yeah, I'm sure size can make a difference. I just couldn't go back from 60mm to 62mm 4x4s once I tried the G4. Regarding bigger cubes all my 5x5s are basically the same size (but I would like to have the Shengshou 5x5 Mini LingLong just for fun) and I only have one 6x6 (Yuxin) so I can't compare. Also, I'm so slow at 6x6 that I don't think size would make any difference for me at this (lack of) skill level.@mafergut Ah, I see what you mean. Perhaps Chris can clarify.
I did do a solve on the Aoshi last night. Found it rather bulky and unwieldy although it's got no lube in it at the moment and I had to readjust from red to pink, so perhaps it's not a fair comparison.
I think the trouble is that with larger puzzles, minimal size differences can feel quite apparent during solves.
I have the ShengShou 5x5 mini and I love it. It performs surprisingly well, given that it's basically a novelty item. For $10, I can recommend it to anyone.(but I would like to have the Shengshou 5x5 Mini LingLong just for fun)