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Is the MGC elite any good?
the feel is nicer than the valk for some people, but personally I think the blocky qualities of the valk is more enjoyable. however the performance is clearly inferior to the valk. and corners break easily, so i wouldn't recommend.

i'd either recommend the valk, or maybe the flare 2x2 (which i will try out soon)
 
the feel is nicer than the valk for some people, but personally I think the blocky qualities of the valk is more enjoyable. however the performance is clearly inferior to the valk. and corners break easily, so i wouldn't recommend.

i'd either recommend the valk, or maybe the flare 2x2 (which i will try out soon)
What do you mean by corners breaking?
 
Is ther a cube that is abnormally good for one handed? Like, why does feliks still use the gan 356 air sm for OH?
From what I heard the Moyu Weilong WRM 2020 is the perfect one-handed cube because it's super fast, small, and light; which are qualities that are great of one-handed solving. Take my advice with a grain of salt, though, because I suck at OH (I average 23 seconds nowadays)
 
The volt v2 and YLM are meant to be the best. I have the volt and it's really good, but I'm terrible at squan so my opinion probably isn't the best.
 
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What is the best pyraminx that you recommend I should get? Ofc not a GAN high end one, but a budget magnetic one for a beginner (I have never solved one before)
I've had the Bell v1 for a couple of years, and it's great. The tips are a little bit strong though, but other than that it performs well.
I also wrote some recommendations on your profile post.
 
The MGC is expected to come out soon, so maybe wait for that. MGC puzzles are known to be amazing and affordable, so I am waiting for it as well. I main a Volt v1 right now, but I don’t want to switch to the v2 or the YLM, because I’ve heard of both those puzzles having problems with pieces breaking and cores stripping.
 
Dont get the V2, For the same price, the Gan one is better.
Bell V2 is $16. The standard Gan pyraminx is $18. Many agree that the standard version Gan pyraminx is quite bad because the magnets are very weak and therefore the pyra is quite flimsy and unstable. And even the enhanced version ($28) isn't better than the bell v2, they're about same in performance.
 
Bell V2 is $16. The standard Gan pyraminx is $18. Many agree that the standard version Gan pyraminx is quite bad because the magnets are very weak and therefore the pyra is quite flimsy and unstable. And even the enhanced version ($28) isn't better than the bell v2, they're about same in performance.
then dont get the Bell v2. I have it and it doesnt cornercut
 
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