[Help Thread] What Cube do I buy Next? - pTr

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What is your opinion on the next cube I buy? (3x3 and 2x2 and 9x9) I have a Tornado flag v4.

If you have a harsher turning style and you like the tv4, I think youll love thr huameng tg. Otherwise,I think the tv4 is pretty good. I main the huameng, but A think Weilong v10 is good for you if you have a light or medium turning style.
 
WRM v10. I have both the RS3M v5 Ballcore UV and the v10, and I much prefer the v10 over the v5. While the v5 is a great option for those who have an aggressive turning style and needs to tone down a notch, the v10 feels a lot better to turn and use. I do have an RS3M v5 that I am selling for $16, and I can set it up with Mystic, DNM, Angstrom, and any FZ lube as requested for an extra two dollars. Shipping might be a bit, but just saying.
If you do buy a stock puzzle, I would recommend getting the v10 with springs and a ballcore over the RS3M v5 ballcore UV. It's up to preference.
 
If you have a harsher turning style and you like the tv4, I think youll love thr huameng tg. Otherwise,I think the tv4 is pretty good. I main the huameng, but A think Weilong v10 is good for you if you have a light or medium turning style.
stop neglecting the greatness of the RS3M V5

GAN 12 isnt that bad for harsher turning styles since i use it (leo says i have a “very harsh turning style”)
 
stop neglecting the greatness of the RS3M V5

GAN 12 isnt that bad for harsher turning styles since i use it (leo says i have a “very harsh turning style”)
huameng tg >>>> rs3m v5 (imo).

The performace feels equal but the feel is goated in huameng. v5 is great for OH though

The gan 12 is really good, but i would say you should buy the 15 instead
 
stop neglecting the greatness of the RS3M V5

GAN 12 isnt that bad for harsher turning styles since i use it (leo says i have a “very harsh turning style”)
Honestly I like to think of every soeedcube as a wand from the Harry Potter universe. There’s so many different cubes just as there are so many different wands. Each wand chooses its owner based on the core and some outlying forces, just as the cube might “choose” their cuber, ya know? Everyone might have the same cube but no one sets the cube up the same way since no one has the same preferences. One person might choose an angstrom setup and another might use a celeritras setup, or something like that. The adjustments to the core might be different, magnetic strengths might be different.
That’s why I’d also recommend trying out different cubes at competitions if you can, but it could also be a bad idea. Let’s say you wanted a v10 and it felt awkward to you. There’s a chance it’s the cube but also a chance it’s the setup and wear on the puzzle. You never know until you get a stock version and make it yours.
 
Honestly I like to think of every soeedcube as a wand from the Harry Potter universe. There’s so many different cubes just as there are so many different wands. Each wand chooses its owner based on the core and some outlying forces, just as the cube might “choose” their cuber, ya know? Everyone might have the same cube but no one sets the cube up the same way since no one has the same preferences. One person might choose an angstrom setup and another might use a celeritras setup, or something like that. The adjustments to the core might be different, magnetic strengths might be different.
That’s why I’d also recommend trying out different cubes at competitions if you can, but it could also be a bad idea. Let’s say you wanted a v10 and it felt awkward to you. There’s a chance it’s the cube but also a chance it’s the setup and wear on the puzzle. You never know until you get a stock version and make it yours.
good point. I just wanna put it out there that the gan 12 CAN be good for aggressive turning (completely contradicting my thread about GAN cubes lol)
 
Honestly I like to think of every soeedcube as a wand from the Harry Potter universe. There’s so many different cubes just as there are so many different wands. Each wand chooses its owner based on the core and some outlying forces, just as the cube might “choose” their cuber, ya know? Everyone might have the same cube but no one sets the cube up the same way since no one has the same preferences. One person might choose an angstrom setup and another might use a celeritras setup, or something like that. The adjustments to the core might be different, magnetic strengths might be different.
That’s why I’d also recommend trying out different cubes at competitions if you can, but it could also be a bad idea. Let’s say you wanted a v10 and it felt awkward to you. There’s a chance it’s the cube but also a chance it’s the setup and wear on the puzzle. You never know until you get a stock version and make it yours.
Harry Potter and the Gan 15 3x3 (Magnetic, MagLev, Core Magenets, UV coated) Matty Hiroto Inaba Special Set-Up.
 
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