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[Doctor Hedron]

1 year after the first photos of the prototype, Shengshou Examinx is finally released! Stickerless only. Force cubes, anyone?

Currently available at ChampionsCubeStore (the actual website) for $380, and also at his AliExpress store for $330. He is legit, but I wouldn't buy from him right now, there will soon be deals that are either cheaper (other Chinese stores) or physically closer to you (international shipping during the pandemic is a pain). Considering his prices for other products, I imagine that it will be sold in Western retail (TC/SCS/etc) for $400-450, and at Cubezz for $300-350 or so. Overall, for any store, it should be a bit cheaper than Shengshou 17x17 in that same store, but not by much.

 

[Owen Morrison]

1 year after the first photos of the prototype, Shengshou Examinx is finally released! Stickerless only. Force cubes, anyone?

Currently available at ChampionsCubeStore (the actual website) for $380, and also at his AliExpress store for $330. He is legit, but I wouldn't buy from him right now, there will soon be deals that are either cheaper (other Chinese stores) or physically closer to you (international shipping during the pandemic is a pain). Considering his prices for other products, I imagine that it will be sold in Western retail (TC/SCS/etc) for $400-450, and at Cubezz for $300-350 or so. Overall, for any store, it should be a bit cheaper than Shengshou 17x17 in that same store, but not by much.

Is that larger than the Petaminx?

 

[Doctor Hedron]

Do you mean the number of layers? Yes, petaminx is 9 pieces along an edge, and this examinx is 11. This is currently the highest order mass-produced minx.

Or larger physically? Champion's store doesn't list dimensions, yet. Common sense says "yes", but Shengshou has a 13x13 (cube) that is larger than their 11x11, 12x12, 14x14, 15x15 and 17x17. They don't know "common sense". This examinx already breaks the pattern of their black-with-stickers minxes.

 

[brododragon]

I'm expecting it to be the GAN 356 XS V2.

Yes, backtrack in your lineup to make the V2 of an old cube, then make a V2 of the actual new cube.

 

[Doctor Hedron]

Shengshou Mr. M 6x6.

Do you like magnetic puzzles? Do you like pillowed puzzles? Do you like magnetic pillowed puzzles?

Already at Cubezz for $15.

Edit: a couple "real life" pics, as opposed to the fancy promo shots under studio lights:

http://imgur.com/a/rzJ2pa7

 

[AbsoRuud]

Cube Solve Hero is supposedly making 12 magnetised force Examinxes...

 

[PetrusQuber]

Cube Solve Hero is supposedly making 12 magnetised force Examinxes...

if he actually is. Source?

 

[I'm A Cuber]

Cube Solve Hero is supposedly making 12 magnetised force Examinxes...

Bro that would be almost $4,000 worth of examinxes

 

[One Wheel]

Bro that would be almost $4,000 worth of examinxes

Almost $4,000 worth of Examinxes, plus 7,200 magnets at, we'll say $0.08 each, plus probably $20 worth of superglue, materials are $4,424. I think it was @Doctor Hedron who said on Reddit that force Examinxes would take about 39 hours, probably 2-3 times as long if you're going to magnetize as well. 100 hours of labor at $15/hour, and roughly speaking you're looking at $6,000.

I'm not into the force cube stuff, but I would be interested to see what kind of magnets would fit. I really just want a gigaminx, though.

 

[willfcc]

Almost $4,000 worth of Examinxes, plus 7,200 magnets at, we'll say $0.08 each, plus probably $20 worth of superglue, materials are $4,424. I think it was @Doctor Hedron who said on Reddit that force Examinxes would take about 39 hours, probably 2-3 times as long if you're going to magnetize as well. 100 hours of labor at $15/hour, and roughly speaking you're looking at $6,000.

I'm not into the force cube stuff, but I would be interested to see what kind of magnets would fit. I really just want a gigaminx, though.

STICKERLESS Gigaminx

FTFY


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[One Wheel]

STICKERLESS Gigaminx

FTFY


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Obviously. Stickerless magnetic. I already have a stickered non-magnetic one on the shelf.

 

[Sion]

MonsterGO 3x3 (Magnetic)

MonsterGO is a new educational line of puzzles from the popular manufacturer GAN. Similar to GAN, all of the puzzles in the MonsterGO line have the distinct GAN honeycomb design on the interior of the pieces to aid feel and evenly distribute lube as well as numerical IPG that can be adjusted by...

www.thecubicle.com

Twenty dollars for a cube that eveyone admits Is not even good for top solvers. I wish I could give GAN the benefit of the doubt, but that's pretty inexcusable. There are definitely cheaper puzzles that likely perform way better than this.

 

[One Wheel]

MonsterGO 3x3 (Magnetic)

MonsterGO is a new educational line of puzzles from the popular manufacturer GAN. Similar to GAN, all of the puzzles in the MonsterGO line have the distinct GAN honeycomb design on the interior of the pieces to aid feel and evenly distribute lube as well as numerical IPG that can be adjusted by...

www.thecubicle.com

Twenty dollars for a cube that eveyone admits isnt even that good. I wish I could give GAN the benefit of the doubt, but that's pretty inexcusable.

That's cheap for a Gan.

 

[cuber314159]

if he actually is. Source?

http://instagr.am/p/CAiHpeCJZdR/

MonsterGO 3x3 (Magnetic)

MonsterGO is a new educational line of puzzles from the popular manufacturer GAN. Similar to GAN, all of the puzzles in the MonsterGO line have the distinct GAN honeycomb design on the interior of the pieces to aid feel and evenly distribute lube as well as numerical IPG that can be adjusted by...

www.thecubicle.com

Twenty dollars for a cube that eveyone admits isnt even that good. I wish I could give GAN the benefit of the doubt, but that's pretty inexcusable.

Especially when moyu have released essentially the same thing but better and cheaper

 

[WarriorCatCuber]

MonsterGO 3x3 (Magnetic)

MonsterGO is a new educational line of puzzles from the popular manufacturer GAN. Similar to GAN, all of the puzzles in the MonsterGO line have the distinct GAN honeycomb design on the interior of the pieces to aid feel and evenly distribute lube as well as numerical IPG that can be adjusted by...

www.thecubicle.com

Twenty dollars for a cube that eveyone admits isnt even that good. I wish I could give GAN the benefit of the doubt, but that's pretty inexcusable.

Yeah, I agree. I thought this would be about 12 dollars at the most, and it's 20$ and worst than an 8$ Qiyi MS

 

[Doctor Hedron]

Especially when moyu have released essentially the same thing but better and cheaper

And before that, FanXin had these "training" cubes since at least late 2018. I've been seeing them in local "dollar stores" for a while now, before the pandemic that is. Both the Moyu and Gan versions are just "well-known" companies jumping on the trend that "no-name" brands started.

 

[Doctor Hedron]

STICKERLESS Gigaminx

FTFY

For now, you'll have to settle for the stickerless MF8 4x4 minx...

... or this funky stickerless MF8 Teraminx.

Actually, if you never move the *outer* layers and only move them together with the 2nd layer, then it will function as a stickerless gigaminx, with 2-colored edges and 3-colored corners.

 

[Sion]

Get the QiYi MS cubes instead of Monster Go, or the Meilong 2-5 series. both are cheaper and higher quality than the Monster Go cubes.

 

[AbsoRuud]

if he actually is. Source?

Source: Speedcubereview and I agree that CubeSolveHero should do it. That's about all I got.