QiYi Clock LE?

[rebuC]

Is the new QiYi clock worth switching to over the older version?

 

[BVCuber13]

Yes, I think so. I have the older version, and I average around 5 on it, but when my dad got one (the newer version), I was slower, averaging around 6-7. It really depends, though. If you want a looser clock that turns faster, get the older version (and lube it as well), but if you want a clock that’s tighter and a little bit harder to turn, get the newer version.

 

[precompsubwr]

Yes, I think so. I have the older version, and I average around 5 on it, but when my dad got one (the newer version), I was slower, averaging around 6-7. It really depends, though. If you want a looser clock that turns faster, get the older version (and lube it as well), but if you want a clock that’s tighter and a little bit harder to turn, get the newer version.

so that's a no it's not worth it to switch

 

[Cubist-Guitar]

If you use 7simul, I think the LE clock is better because it is slower and tighter, which makes overshooting difficult. I prefer the old clock more, but I know several people who prefer the LE (people who use 7-simul mostly). It’s all a preference thing

 

[Isaiah Scott]

I have tried many LE’s, and based on the stronger magnets, I prefer the old clock

 

[Davian]

The LE clock is unavaible on most sites tough. However in my experience I heard that the pin magnets are too strong and that you had to push hard to get them up. I recommend it if you overshoot much, method doesnt really matter.

 

[UncleFrank]

Do you see it in stock anywhere? It's sold out everywhere I've looked.

 

[stoic]

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Do you see it in stock anywhere? It's sold out everywhere I've looked.

Aliexpress has it with a few sellers

 

[Clock_Enthusiast]

I couldn't get my hands on an LE I would readily purchase one if the opportunity arises. I have a special array of clocks

 

[Tabe]

Do you see it in stock anywhere? It's sold out everywhere I've looked.

I've got one available...