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If you really love the feel of GAN cubes and have $60 or $100 or whatever in cash to burn

Your average is irrelevant tho because it's not going to make you significantly faster. Especially if you already have a modern GAN cube.
 
imo
dont buy a gan cube to be faster,
buy a gan cube if you are fast.
gan cubes are to unstable and fast for most average-intermediate cubers, at my peak i averaged ten and still didn't like the xs

full disclosure: I don't own a GAN cube. I tried my friend's Angstrom GAN X and it was very light and papery. I couldn't get a full opinion on it because he had his magnets set really strong but I don't think they are significantly better than other top cubes. I liked his GTS3M better
 
full disclosure: I don't own a GAN cube. I tried my friend's Angstrom GAN X and it was very light and papery. I couldn't get a full opinion on it because he had his magnets set really strong but I don't think they are significantly better than other top cubes. I liked his GTS3M better
they aren't better than other top cubes, its just preference i do know they are a waste of money for most cubers though.
Its a big conspiracy, like people that aren't fast but work for/with cubing stores will be like OmG itS So PeRFeCTLy SmoTH anD SpeED
when they in reality probably don't like it.
mainly because its an expensive cube=more molah from GAN.
(JK this is PROBABLY not true)
 
they aren't better than other top cubes, its just preference i do know they are a waste of money for most cubers though.
Its a big conspiracy, like people that aren't fast but work for/with cubing stores will be like OmG itS So PeRFeCTLy SmoTH anD SpeED
when they in reality probably don't like it.
mainly because its an expensive cube=more molah from GAN.
(JK this is PROBABLY not true)

I don't think it's a conspiracy so much as top flagship cubes mainly differentiate themselves by feel, and I can believe that if you are a top cuber who averages sub 7 or something than the feel does matter enough for practicing and competitions to justify the cost. I'm slow but I find myself practicing a lot more with cubes I like the feel of.
 
I don't think it's a conspiracy so much as top flagship cubes mainly differentiate themselves by feel, and I can believe that if you are a top cuber who averages sub 7 or something than the feel does matter enough for practicing and competitions to justify the cost. I'm slow but I find myself practicing a lot more with cubes I like the feel of.
i said slower cubers,
not fast ones
also that was a simi-joke
and if you're slower and use a gan(and have used other flagships before)
than 90% of the time you wont like the feel,
but people in videos even though they aren't sub 10 or sub 15 or whatever like gan cubes a lot more than you would think.
 
full disclosure: I don't own a GAN cube. I tried my friend's Angstrom GAN X and it was very light and papery. I couldn't get a full opinion on it because he had his magnets set really strong but I don't think they are significantly better than other top cubes. I liked his GTS3M better
I couldn't help notice, but very nice pic of trump holding a curvy copter.
 
ppl think its gonna be almost $100 so if u want a really good gan cube just buy the xs. if i were u i'd stick with your current cube
People are literally gonna spend 100 dollars on a single ROOBIKS COOBE
i mean that's ridiculous, the xs was 60(or 70 i dont remember) when i released i thought that was expensive but still reasonable.
100? even 80 seems crazy to me, but a wii instead they sell around 90 today(much better value)
 
People have spent more than $100 on flagship cubes with "pro shop" setups, so I guess spending that kind of money on a single 3x3 puzzle is not that crazy, at least not to everyone. I think I would have difficulty spending that much on a single cube unless it had some kind of high collectability factor or something, but to each their own.
 
People have spent more than $100 on flagship cubes with "pro shop" setups, so I guess spending that kind of money on a single 3x3 puzzle is not that crazy, at least not to everyone. I think I would have difficulty spending that much on a single cube unless it had some kind of high collectability factor or something, but to each their own.
I can't find a single premium cube on The Cubicle for more than 70 dollars.
 
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