• Welcome to SpeedSolving.com — the world’s largest puzzle community!

    You’re currently browsing as a guest, which means you have limited access to discussions, resources, member profiles, and community features.

    Join 50,000+ cubers and puzzle enthusiasts from around the world to ask questions, share solves, improve faster, and be part of the community.

    Registration is free, fast, and easy — create your account today.

    Already a member? Log in here to hide this message and start participating.

The cubing argument thread

I have a 55mm black Tengyun v1, and a 56mm stickerless XS. I love the feeling of the Tengyun, and the performance is outstanding. However, the stickers are chipping (that's my bad), and now it's harder to lookahead/track pieces since there is less to look at, on top of the smaller size of the pieces.

On the other hand, the XS is 1mm larger, and stickerless, meaning I can easily find pieces when I'm solving. I haven't really found the perfect setting, but the performance is pretty good despite the not-the-best-feeling-compared-to-the-Tengyun. The XS is simply more practical in my case, and for this reason I found myself using it more than the Tengyun.
If I were in your situation, I probably would go with the tengyun, simply for its smaller size. Smaller cubes have benefits, such as being better for oh, so you only need to carry 1 cube to a comp, and IMO, smaller cubes are easier to manage with fast turning.
 
If I were in your situation, I probably would go with the tengyun, simply for its smaller size. Smaller cubes have benefits, such as being better for oh, so you only need to carry 1 cube to a comp, and IMO, smaller cubes are easier to manage with fast turning.
I see how this could apply to some people, but it's not really the case for me. I personally don't practice OH (I might later this year), and my hands sometime struggle a little to turn fast on the cube. With the XS, this isn't really a problem. I might consider getting the Guhon v4, since it does come in stickerless, 56 mm, and it has a nice feeling (literally all the good from my Tengyun combined with the good from the XS).
 
Prediction: By 2025 there will be Ex-Mars cube 2 with a feature called "autocorrect" It'll find gods number or lower and sort of walk you through the solve, 8x8 will be a new event in the WCA, and V-Cube will make a comeback with the "V-cube 3 v2 M Ultra" A 3x3 with 60-degree corner-cutting, and a spring compression system. And our next U.S. President will be able to solve a Rubiks Cube.

Prove me wrong.
 
Prediction: By 2025 there will be Ex-Mars cube 2 with a feature called "autocorrect" It'll find gods number or lower and sort of walk you through the solve, 8x8 will be a new event in the WCA, and V-Cube will make a comeback with the "V-cube 3 v2 M Ultra" A 3x3 with 60-degree corner-cutting, and a spring compression system. And our next U.S. President will be able to solve a Rubiks Cube.

Prove me wrong.
Well for starters, we will not have 8x8, since most people don’t see a point in 7x7, there will probably be an EX Mars cube 2 later this year, and V cube is deader than roadkill in a desert.
 
Prediction: By 2025 there will be Ex-Mars cube 2 with a feature called "autocorrect" It'll find gods number or lower and sort of walk you through the solve, 8x8 will be a new event in the WCA, and V-Cube will make a comeback with the "V-cube 3 v2 M Ultra" A 3x3 with 60-degree corner-cutting, and a spring compression system. And our next U.S. President will be able to solve a Rubiks Cube.

Prove me wrong.
The X-Mars cube 2 would get rid of some features and it would be shaped like a normal 3x3
 
No, they're not, The Cubicle has better premium/custom cubes, better prices, and better customer service. I literally live 2 hours away from SCS but sometimes, The Cubicle still ships cubes to me faster.
SCS gets 10% discounts which The Cubicle only gets 5%
 
Back
Top