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No, I mean just looking at them and turning them a bit going, "Oh, this is a weilong, guanlong, valk, etc." Even if they don't have a logo.
I usually keep my cubes in boxes.

For those without, some cubes have unique piece designs/appearances. For example, FangShi cubes have the same structure of their centre, and holes in the pieces you can poke through to remove the caps. The older ShengShou cubes I own all have very simple designs. And even when I can't tell the difference between two of my cubes from the appearance, the feeling is usually enough to determine what it is. For example the GTS2 and MF3RS2 look almost identical from the outside, but after a few turns I'll be able to tell you what it is.
 
Is SpeedCubes.co.za Legit?
It's so cheap my friend says it's fake.

It’s probably not fake, it’s a South African cubing store company - also it is extremely expensive. I wouldn’t recommend buying from there. If you’re looking for he deal of your life then head to magic cube mall since everything is 20-40% off (including top cubes)
 
I use a basic speed cube which was purchased 2 years ago. Therfore I wanted to know that does the type of cube have any effect on speed. And how should I increase my TPS.
 
Efficiency is much more important that TPS. Though if you can look ahead to the next step faster than you can turn the cube, then a better cube will definitely help.
 
I was at school when my cube was accidentally knocked out of my hands and fell on the concrete ground, scratching the tip of one of the corner pieces:(. What's the best way to replace the piece? I know I can submit a replacement part order form on SpeedCubeShop, but is there a better way?
 
I use the Japanese color scheme and so when I get stickerless 3x3x3's I disassemble and reconfigure the colored pieces. Is this safe to do with a magnetic cube, specifically the new
CH YuXin Little Magic 3x3 M?
 
I use the Japanese color scheme and so when I get stickerless 3x3x3's I disassemble and reconfigure the colored pieces. Is this safe to do with a magnetic cube, specifically the new
CH YuXin Little Magic 3x3 M?
Yes, since the polarities are all fixed, you'll be fine.
 
Are you sure? I'm switching the yellow and blue faces.
Yeah, because in magnetic cubes, each and every piece (half of an edge or one third of a corner) has one magnet in it, and because of the way they are made and how they work, the polarities are always exactly the same. Therefore, it's fine if you swap around some of the pieces.
 
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