SCS Pro speed cube the same as zinna star 3x3???

[Chicken-Cuber]

When I was playing around with my cubes I noticed that these to cube feel and look identical and then I opened it up and sure enough they where the exact same

 

[Puzzle Maniac]

Interesting, I've never heard of "Zinna Star" though

 

[Bingus Ringus McDingus]

When I was playing around with my cubes I noticed that these to cube feel and look identical and then I opened it up and sure enough they where the exact sameView attachment 38668View attachment 38669View attachment 38670View attachment 38671View attachment 38672View attachment 38673View attachment 38674

The SCS Pro speedcube is a repackaged and rebadged Meilong 3M. The Ziina Star 3x3 is a blatant knockoff of the Meilong 3M made by a separate company, because aren't we all running out of new ideas?

 

[Chicken-Cuber]

The SCS Pro speedcube is a repackaged and rebadged Meilong 3M. The Ziina Star 3x3 is a blatant knockoff of the Meilong 3M made by a separate company, because aren't we all running out of new ideas?

Thanks for letting me know

 

[camcuber]

We work with MoYu and use their MeiLong cube. The primary difference is that we receive the cube in pieces, assemble them in the USA and pre-lubricate them which helps maintain a better quality control.

We manufacture our SCS Speed Cube Pro to distribute it to mass markets, the same as the "Nex Cube," if you have encountered it. However, the existing packaging for nearly every speed cube is not compliant with our distribution channels and most local import laws, so we had to make our own packaging and procure testing and certification to allow a seamless import/export of this item while also adhering to retail regulations.

When we account for fees charged by other platforms such as Amazon, and USA labor rates to assemble the products, we make about the same or less as we would selling a standard cube directly through our website.

 

[Chicken-Cuber]

We work with MoYu and use their MeiLong cube. The primary difference is that we receive the cube in pieces, assemble them in the USA and pre-lubricate them which helps maintain a better quality control.

We manufacture our SCS Speed Cube Pro to distribute it to mass markets, the same as the "Nex Cube," if you have encountered it. However, the existing packaging for nearly every speed cube is not compliant with our distribution channels and most local import laws, so we had to make our own packaging and procure testing and certification to allow a seamless import/export of this item while also adhering to retail regulations.

When we account for fees charged by other platforms such as Amazon, and USA labor rates to assemble the products, we make about the same or less as we would selling a standard cube directly through our website.

Thanks for clarifying