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Will get a 4x4 tomorrow but still undecided

- YJ Guansu
- MF4S
- Cyclone Boys

I've read many reviews and can't make up my mind from them; They're so mixed.
Cyclone Boys G4.

I have the Yusu R (wich is suposed to be an improved Guansu) and it's very locky. Also the size of the G4 (60 mmm) is an advantage unless your hands are very big. I don't like 62 mm 4x4's.
 
Does anyone know of a speed cube (one where the center piece is rounded) that has black borders around all the colors, and plastic tiles instead of stickers? I really like the classic rubiks cube look and im tired of destroying the stickers on my current cube.
 
Hi
I Need suggestions for a cube that is kinda mnid-boggling but not too hard to solve and doesnt Need loads of algorithms to solve.
i thought of a hexaminx cause ist just a megaminx which is basically just a Little tricky 3x3. But lightake doesnt offer a hexaminx and i Need to order from lightake.

any ideas?
 
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I have a magnetic Yan 3 that I love and have done about 12k solves on. It's wonderful and has probably the best tacticle feel of any cube I've tried. I tried upgrading to a Boron Air UM, but I'm not as much of a fan of it as the Yan 3. What do you believe would be a valid replacement for the Yan 3? I don't like the Valk, and the Air line is good but not my favorite. I'll also want to magnetize it or have it be pre-magnetized. Thanks y'all.
 
Hello. Right now I'm trying to find some good big cubes to use, specifically 5x5, 6x6, and 7x7. I'm currently coming from a YuXin 5x5, a MoYu AoShi 6x6, and a MoYu Cubic AoFu 7x7. Price and condition out of the box are not huge concerns but should be considered and I would prefer a puzzle that does not need a large amount of setting up before it becomes a good cube. I'm mostly looking for puzzles that are extremely fast while also being stable, with minimal lockups if possible. I currently average 3:00 on 5x5, 5:00 on 6x6, and 8:00 on 7x7.

Please let me know what your recommendations are and if you think I should switch at all.
 
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