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Hey Guys, I was wondering what the best 2x2 and 4x4 cubes are for their value. I was also wondering what 4x4 and 2x2 cubes people mainly use for my personal reference to decide what ill get.

Thanks Guys :)
 
On 4x4 most people use the Qiyi Wuque. On 2x2 I would say that most people us Old Plastic Dayan, XingHen or Chuwen.
 
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The QiDi S 2x2 is great. It is only $5 USD, and almost on the level of much more expensive puzzles. It also requires very little setup. For 4x4, I absolutely love the KungFu CangFeng as a budget option, or the Mini ThunderClap if you prefer smaller puzzles.
 
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The QiDi S 2x2 is great. It is only $5 USD, and almost on the level of much more expensive puzzles. It also requires very little setup. For 4x4, I absolutely love the KungFu CangFeng as a budget option, or the Mini ThunderClap if you prefer smaller puzzles.
 
What is the best budget 7x7?
(Stickerless) MF7S
I dumped a bunch of heavy lube inside, broke it in, now it's super smooth and controllable, but not sluggish or slow at all. Everyone who's turned it has really liked the feeling.
I can't say anything about the YJ 7x7s, and I'm sure the shengshou cubes suck.
 
Which cube is smoother (glides without a friction style bumpiness when lubricant wears down):
Yuexiao Pro or Yan 3?
 
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