Thinking outside the box (I mean cube)

[UKCubeFan]

Much is usually used when the noun is not countable, with the exception of money. Conversely, many is used for everything else, typically countable nouns. These sentences are all correct:
How much do I owe?
How much sand is on the beach?
How much water do you have?
How many Rubik's cubes do you own?
How many cubes can you solve?
How many electronic devices do you have?

So pretty much, if you can count if easily (like amounts of things) you use many. If you can't count it easily (sand, water, etc) you use much (with the exception of money). However, you do use many when referring to coins or bills, so "How many $2 bills do you have?" or "How many loonies do you have?" are both correct.

Note: In Canada we call a 1$ coin a loonie because it has a loon on it (no clue why but it does). We also call a $2 coin a toonie because it's fun to say XD

In Britain a loony is a mad person, probably someone in a mental hospital.

 

[UKCubeFan]

The cubies themself are designed to allow for better speed, corner cutting, stability (where the cube doesn’t flop a lot when you turn it) and prevents corner twists. The magnets make it so that you don’t have to hold a lot of layers because the magnets help keeping the cube together, allowing for calmer but faster turning.
GAN cubes nowadays are built for all of these features, and also have adjustable magnets, easy yet hundreds of way to customize the spring and screw tensions, and the cubes are very light at around 70 grams.

GAN 14 Maglev (UV) $85 equiv

 

[Garf]

That's a great sales job for the cube. I'm not really fast enough twisting to need GAN but it would be good for my OH. I'll get one.

Guys I should be sponsored by GAN.