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I would personally go for the Yuxin Little magic M over the Rs3, even though I have never tried it. If you mean the unmagnetised version, I would go for the Rs3
Issue is, I live in Canada, which means I need to pay $10 shipping from the cubical to get here, which would price it at $30, and at that point... I rather get gan 356 lol
 
Idk, I was thinking maybe to get the Valk 3 but I don’t know cuz if I spend that much money and don’t like it... well
What do you think of the RS3? Or maybe the little magic, which would you suggest?
the yuxin little magic m is a solid option. It is stable which is good for beginners, and it corner cut like a flagship.
 
Issue is, I live in Canada, which means I need to pay $10 shipping from the cubical to get here, which would price it at $30, and at that point... I rather get gan 356 lol
It's not that hard to magnetize a cube. Get it super cheap from cubezz.com (USD 3,65) or fast from cancube.ca (6,50 CAD) and stick in some magnets and the YLM will be a fantastic cube. Not sure about shipping from cancube.ca but within Canada it can't be that much.
 
It's not that hard to magnetize a cube. Get it super cheap from cubezz.com (USD 3,65) or fast from cancube.ca (6,50 CAD) and stick in some magnets and the YLM will be a fantastic cube. Not sure about shipping from cancube.ca but within Canada it can't be that much.
I rather pay cheaper on cubezz... don’t you think buying any other $15 cube would be better than a magnetized little m?
 
It's not that hard to magnetize a cube. Get it super cheap from cubezz.com (USD 3,65) or fast from cancube.ca (6,50 CAD) and stick in some magnets and the YLM will be a fantastic cube. Not sure about shipping from cancube.ca but within Canada it can't be that much.
I have heard a ton of good reviews on the rs3...
 
I would honestly recommend that you buy a few non-magnetic, budget cubes before getting a magnetic one, just to see which road you want to go down.

I'd recommend all of the following 3x3s:
YuXin Little Magic stickerless (US$ 3.65 )
MoYu MF3RS2 stickered black (US$ 5.65 )
QiYi Warrior M (US$ 2.95)
ShengShou GEM (US$ 2.55)

Think of it like a taster pack where you're getting a little bite of everything for under $15. The Little Magic is stickerless, fast and very loose, the MF3RS2 is stickered and solid, the Warrior W is stickerless, textured, loose and buttery and the GEM is stickerless, solid and smooth. Plus, these puzzles will give you the chance to do a bit of lubing and tensioning without fear of messing up a more expensive puzzle and the MF3RS2 and Little Magic are excellent once magnetized, which you can learn how to do yourself sometime down the road.

Many will question the addition of the GEM,but it's a good cube and the tiled exterior can be taken off easily. Color some tiles black with a sharpie and you can make a white-cross training cube very easily. Remove the sharpie from some tiles and you can make an F2L training cube. Get six GEMs together and you can make anything... :)

It's just an idea.
Actually a pretty good idea... do you think I should get the rs3 tho instead of the older mf3rs2?
 
Not at all. I am not a huge fan of the RS3 because of its slightly textures contact surfaces and 'RS' feeling. The RS2 will come with a little spring noise but it is an excellent puzzle to learn on.
So.. do you think I should get it over the rs2?
 
Not at all. I am not a huge fan of the RS3 because of its slightly textures contact surfaces and 'RS' feeling. The RS2 will come with a little spring noise but it is an excellent puzzle to learn on.
And what lube would you recommend?
 
Not at all. I am not a huge fan of the RS3 because of its slightly textures contact surfaces and 'RS' feeling. The RS2 will come with a little spring noise but it is an excellent puzzle to learn on.
Does it come setup out of the box? Or will I need to buy lube and lube it And tension it?
 
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