balloon6610
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I hope it does not stiff as a v cube 5 out of the box.
There will be. V-cubes know that speedcubers make up at least some of their market, and so they will make a cubic one as well as a pillowed. Just like they have done for the V-2 and V-3.
Interesting, since every single place that sells V-cube 3x3-s in Estonia only offers pillowed versions of 2x2 and 3x3, only 5x5-s seem to be cubic.
He already implied that it won't be like the 6x6:
"It does not click. It has the quality of the V2, V3 and V5."
So it's 2/3 terrible and 1/3 decent?
My guess is that it will be around $40 for a few weeks, then drop down to $20.speaking of price, and i could be totally wrong here. (im using amazon.com's price btw). the v-cube 3 new on amazon is ~$15, right? and the v-cube 5 new on amazon is ~$35, right? so, unless the v-cube 4 costs more money to make than a v-cube 5. its safe to say that the cube will be between $15-$35 dollars right? im guessing, just a random number here, that the v-cube 4 will be around $25( on amazon that is) anyone agree/disagree?
My guess is that it will be around $40 for a few weeks, then drop down to $20.
But hey, what do I know.
The only time that didn't happen was with the V2.because i have no experience buying v-cube products when they're brand new. is that usually what happens? what you suggested?
I bet those shops ordered them randomly or thought those were "cooler" or "special" because they never stocked the cubic ones. I have a pillowed 3x3 and it isn't half bad, actually, but the pillowed one makes the turning harder and normal cubes feel kind of hollow after using. It is exceptionally smooth, though, wish other cubes were like that.Then order direct from V-cubes like most people do. It's just that those products would be the ones that the shop gets better sales on, so they'll stock them.
because i have no experience buying v-cube products when they're brand new. is that usually what happens? what you suggested?
I really am just so sad about this. Verdes should be focusing on big cubes.
How did the 2x2 fail? It was the first 2x2 that can cut corners more then 45 degrees.
Looks similar to the QJ 4x4 pillowed.
On the outside, of course.
On the inside, most definitely not. I'll stick to the assumption that Verdes Innovations will stick to its patents.
Uh oh. looks reminicent of a SS... patent issues are to come i thinkhttp://www.v-cubes.com/pdf/European_patent.pdf
The patent
V-cube is going to follow it (at least it's very likey) but how are the going to make it not click (pi mod)