Bingus Ringus McDingus
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It's ridiculous. It's extremely ridiculous. And yet, I bought it. What kind of marketing genius is going on here?
Out of the box, it's not that different from what its final setup feeling would be. It's a bit tight, and a bit smaller than what you'd expect from a 2x2. And it's loud. Very, very loud. Even when you're just holding it, it creaks and goes kshshkshkskskhkskh when you just grip it lightly. It's not built well.
Now to the turning when set up. Of course, it's not perfect, and I wouldn't even say it's too good. It's very average, a bit under, actually. Corner-cutting under 45 degrees is only manageable, and it refuses to go above. Reverse cuts aren't a problem due to the overly strong magnets, but I'll get to that in a second. It's high-pitched, and loud. Very, very loud to the point where you get kind of startled when you turn it. It's genuinely the loudest cube I have ever turned.
The magnets are ridiculous. @cuber314159 was right, with exactly 112 magnets in it. And I'd say that's about 64 too many, as I think that the edge-corner magnets are the only necessary ones. With the other corner-corner and corner-core magnets, it feels so strong to the point where it's hard to notice any other feeling. It's egregious.
I would absolutely not recommend this unless you want a good laugh. When I turn it, I laugh, because it's just so ridiculous. Just buy the RS2M Evo, really.
Out of the box, it's not that different from what its final setup feeling would be. It's a bit tight, and a bit smaller than what you'd expect from a 2x2. And it's loud. Very, very loud. Even when you're just holding it, it creaks and goes kshshkshkskskhkskh when you just grip it lightly. It's not built well.
Now to the turning when set up. Of course, it's not perfect, and I wouldn't even say it's too good. It's very average, a bit under, actually. Corner-cutting under 45 degrees is only manageable, and it refuses to go above. Reverse cuts aren't a problem due to the overly strong magnets, but I'll get to that in a second. It's high-pitched, and loud. Very, very loud to the point where you get kind of startled when you turn it. It's genuinely the loudest cube I have ever turned.
The magnets are ridiculous. @cuber314159 was right, with exactly 112 magnets in it. And I'd say that's about 64 too many, as I think that the edge-corner magnets are the only necessary ones. With the other corner-corner and corner-core magnets, it feels so strong to the point where it's hard to notice any other feeling. It's egregious.
I would absolutely not recommend this unless you want a good laugh. When I turn it, I laugh, because it's just so ridiculous. Just buy the RS2M Evo, really.