Give a old man some advice ....
Time to get a new 7x7, just can't decide which one, The YuXin HuangLong or the QiYi WuJi.
Currently got a cubic AoFu.
I have the HuangLong, though not the WuJi, so I can only speak from experience for one, but...
The HuangLong is apparently slightly larger than the WuJi by a number of direct comparisons (even though it's listed otherwise), but it's still a good size. The stickerless tiles do have a tendency to fall out, but once you replace the offending tiles with the spares it comes with the issue will mostly disappear. The WuJi comes in stickered, and its pieces are the normal split design, so it doesn't have that problem.
I had to go through a lot of trouble to get rid of spring noise in the HuangLong, but now that that's gone it's one of the smoothest puzzles I own. I've heard it described as 'two flat surfaces rubbing against each other', and that's pretty much accurate. The WuJi has more feedback, it's lighter, and if the rest of the Wu line is anything to go by it has a more pronounced speed gradient across the layers, and has more of a swishy feeling.

I personally prefer the flat and smooth feeling for cubes larger than 4x4, so I got the YuXin and am very happy with it.
 
I recently lost my YueaXio (facepalm) and am looking for a new main. I currently have a N50 magnetic conversion kit that I was going to use on the YueaXio but now I can't. I was wondering what you guys would recommend for a new main, similar to the YueaXio but that can take N50's.
(I was never fully satisfied with the YueaXio so that's why I'm looking for something new)
Thanks!
 
I recently lost my YueaXio (facepalm) and am looking for a new main. I currently have a N50 magnetic conversion kit that I was going to use on the YueaXio but now I can't. I was wondering what you guys would recommend for a new main, similar to the YueaXio but that can take N50's.
(I was never fully satisfied with the YueaXio so that's why I'm looking for something new)
Thanks!
Weilong GTS, Valk 3, Gans Air, Weilong GTS2 are gonna be your top 4 3x3's on the market right now. Take a look at reviews of those and see which sounds the best to you. I am huge fan of the Valk but I currently main a Gans Air UM and I am loving it.
 
Weilong GTS, Valk 3, Gans Air, Weilong GTS2 are gonna be your top 4 3x3's on the market right now. Take a look at reviews of those and see which sounds the best to you. I am huge fan of the Valk but I currently main a Gans Air UM and I am loving it.
Thanks, I've had a Gan Air (and even made it magnetic) and didn't like it, and I've heard that the GTS 2 is better with weaker magnets... but I don't have to have a magnetic cube... so there's that. The Valk M does seem like something I may be interested in though... but the GTS 2 seems to be getting better reviews.
 
I recently lost my YueaXio (facepalm) and am looking for a new main. I currently have a N50 magnetic conversion kit that I was going to use on the YueaXio but now I can't. I was wondering what you guys would recommend for a new main, similar to the YueaXio but that can take N50's.
(I was never fully satisfied with the YueaXio so that's why I'm looking for something new)
Thanks!
I love the Valk 3 and I have N35 magnets in it. It is awesome!
 
I think N35 might be a tiny bit weak, but I'm not sure about the N50s. I know Cubicle Labs uses N50 in the GTS.
I currently am using a Mini ShuangRen with N35's and I know that they are much to weak. The plastic seems to be about 1.5 millimeters thick on a Fangshi. Do you know how thick a Valk's plastic is?
 
You can't actually get magnetic big cubes like you can 3x3, 2x2, pyra, and skewb. Nobody makes them.
That said, @4Chan recently said that The Cubicle will be offering magnetic 4x4's within a couple weeks, so you might wanna check on that in a bit.
 
Can someone explain to me fully the differences and similarities between the Gans 356 Air Master, The Valk 3, and the Weilong GTS V2? There are very few comparisons between the 3, and I am trying to figure out which one will be the best for me.
 
Hello, I currently have the Thunderclap v2 and the MF3. I really love the feel of the MF3 but the Thunderclap V2 has excellent corner cutting. I am trying to find the feel of the MF3 which to me is fast, stable and controlable but really lacks in the corner cutting. Does the MF3RS have the same feel as the MF3? I've read the MF3RS is an excellent cube but I am very curious about the feel.... Does anyone have these two puzzles and can tell me if they are similar in feel? If not are there any suggestions on what cubes out there do?
 
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