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The cubing argument thread

Amateurs. The YLM is clearly the best 4x4 on the market.

All kidding aside I don't have much right to talk about either of these cubes because I do not own them, but the Aosu seems to have better raw performance, but only slightly, and the value in the mini is much better.
 
Amateurs. The YLM is clearly the best 4x4 on the market.

All kidding aside I don't have much right to talk about either of these cubes because I do not own them, but the Aosu seems to have better raw performance, but only slightly, and the value in the mini is much better.
in all seriousness it seems like the only 4x4s you don't own are the ones we say are better than the YLM
Take that!
 
Yeaaah...... The MGC is the best mid range 4x4, but budget wise, either YuSu or Little Magic. But the Little Magic has a few issues. First of all, sometimes the magnets come loose ootb. I know this due to the fact my friend bought one and he heard a sound from inside an edge piece. He took it apart and saw the the magnet had fallen down. He glued it down and then it stayed for a couple of weeks, then fell down again. I’ve also heard that the outer layers are kind of sluggish as well. It also locks up and pops frequently which will be annoying to see from a beginners perspective. I mean, I can’t reassemble a 4x4. So those are my points.
 
the puzzles turns fine. at first mine was quite sluggish but i've added a bunch of dnm and loosened slightly and now it turns pretty well
 
Yeaaah...... The MGC is the best mid range 4x4, but budget wise, either YuSu or Little Magic. But the Little Magic has a few issues. First of all, sometimes the magnets come loose ootb. I know this due to the fact my friend bought one and he heard a sound from inside an edge piece. He took it apart and saw the the magnet had fallen down. He glued it down and then it stayed for a couple of weeks, then fell down again. I’ve also heard that the outer layers are kind of sluggish as well. It also locks up and pops frequently which will be annoying to see from a beginners perspective. I mean, I can’t reassemble a 4x4. So those are my points.
one of my YLM magnets was incorrectly polarized
 
Oh I have a good argument:

The RS3M 2020 is overrated because the Meilong M feels nicer (softer) and is $3 cheaper (2/3 the cost) on TheCubicle, seriously pushing budget performance and making it a better beginner cube! Most people don't use the dual adjustment system anyway.

P.S. Also if you really want to penny-pinch, the Meilong M is only $2.13 on ZiiCube compared to $3.51 RS3M 2020 which is kinda ridiculous
 
Oh I have a good argument:

The RS3M 2020 is overrated because the Meilong M feels nicer (softer) and is $3 cheaper (2/3 the cost) on TheCubicle, seriously pushing budget performance and making it a better beginner cube! Most people don't use the dual adjustment system anyway.

P.S. Also if you really want to penny-pinch, the Meilong M is only $2.13 on ZiiCube compared to $3.51 RS3M 2020 which is kinda ridiculous
honestly, they are kind of different. I like the heavier feel of the RS3M
 
Oh I have a good argument:

The RS3M 2020 is overrated because the Meilong M feels nicer (softer) and is $3 cheaper (2/3 the cost) on TheCubicle, seriously pushing budget performance and making it a better beginner cube! Most people don't use the dual adjustment system anyway.

P.S. Also if you really want to penny-pinch, the Meilong M is only $2.13 on ZiiCube compared to $3.51 RS3M 2020 which is kinda ridiculous

The rs3m has a spring compression system which is probably why its a little bit more expensive, for an extra dollar for a way to customize it, that's not a bad deal. But I haven't personally tried the meilong. so take this with a grain of salt.
 
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