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I really like the Valk 3 M. But it's pretty bumpy/crunchy, so might not suit you very well. The GTS 2 M is pretty smooth.
 
Can someone recommend me a good 3x3?
I have an accurate turning style and prefer faster cubes.
I also like 56mm and up 3x3s unlike cubes such as the Valk and GTS2

I use a GTS 1 M right now.
 
Is there a Canadian website that sells the Valk 3M?
I see CanCube only has their "Maple" edition thing.. and it looks like Cubing Out Loud doesn't have it.

Also, is "Gan Air SM" the same as "Gan356 Air SM" or is it a different iteration?
 
FYI rubiks brand cubes are garbage
Rubik's brand are highest QUALITY though!
If I remember correctly, you've only ever had a rubik's brand cube. Maybe if you get a real speedcube you'll change your opinion.
I'm talking about QUALITY! If you also want PERFORMANCE use lube until it gets to what you wanted. I have a Shengshou 4x4, Shengshou Aurora 2x2 and Yuxin 5x5 and they are definitely lower QUALITY than new Rubik's brand 3x3. The new Rubik's brand 3x3 has no caps that can be taken off, and no accessible screws. QUALITY is completely separate from PERFORMANCE. Rubik's brand cubes have high QUALITY and it makes lube much better on these cubes. PERFORMANCE increases faster with lube on cubes with higher QUALITY, even though the storebought PERFORMANCE may be lower.
 
The new Rubik's brand 3x3 has no caps that can be taken off, and no accessible screws.
That's how you define cube quality? Basic, cheap design that doesn't allow for adjustment of tensions?

PERFORMANCE increases faster with lube on cubes with higher QUALITY, even though the storebought PERFORMANCE may be lower.
The reason this argument doesn't hold up is because the Rubik's design has an inherently inferior mechanism, and thus a much lower performance ceiling. Sure, you can improve the performance somewhat with lube, but even at its best, the Rubik's cube will not match the performance of most cheap Chinese 3x3's.

BTW, nobody that is arguing with you in this thread is misunderstanding the difference between quality and performance. That distinction is obvious. People are disagreeing with your initial premise, that a) the Rubik's cube represents a higher quality point, and b) that improving the Rubik's poor performance slightly with lubrication will yield anywhere close to typical speedcube performance.
 
That's how you define cube quality? Basic, cheap design that doesn't allow for adjustment of tensions?
What do you mean by "cheap design"? The Rubik's brand cubes are expensive. I wish I had them (I only have new 3x3x3 one) but they're too expensive. However that guy doesn't care about price.
 
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