Which VCube are you most anticipating?

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pshhh..of course he is...that'd only take: (approx.)

2-1 min
3-4 mins
4-15 mins
5-25 mins
6-40 mins
7-1.2 hours
8-2 hours
9-3 hours
10-4 hours
11-5 hours

so about 17 hours?

That's probably a little ambitious; the bigger cubes would take longer than that in a relay. Your numbers are about right until you get to 8x8x8 and above, but then I think they're a little low. Factor in exhaustion, and this would probably be close to 24 hours.

I suspect this one is actually out of my range to do, at least normally. But it MIGHT be possible to consider doing this by memorizing over a span of several days or even a week, and then sit down on a later day and solve them all. That might just be manageable.

But I probably will insist on working up to it. So I'd first need to get 2-6 (which sadly, I still haven't done successfully), then 2-7, then 2-8, then 2-9, then 2-10, and then finally I could try 2-11. So don't hold your breath - all you youngsters are likely to be grandparents before I finally get around to this one. :)
 
Just curious, what exactly is the timeline of the release of V-Cubes? Also, is there any specific date for the next cube to come along, or even a window of time? Any word on which cube it will be?
 
Look at my posts, and there is no timeline or even an estimate, but I believe that at least one will be released by the end of this year. I have no data to support this except the fact that the molds for the v-9 are close to/have been completed.
 
I am definitely most excited about the 11. Big cubes take a while to solve, but that is why i like them so much. There are just times when I really need to get away from life and by solving a big cube I am able to forget about life and feel happy, if only for a few minutes.
 
Look at my posts, and there is no timeline or even an estimate, but I believe that at least one will be released by the end of this year. I have no data to support this except the fact that the molds for the v-9 are close to/have been completed.

Where is your evidence for this?

Anyone have estimations on what a good (nakajima, cohen, suhei, akkersdijk to name a few) 2-11 relay will take? (time)

I guess about 25-30 minutes.

If you look on hi-games its evident that Michal Halczuk would be by far the fastest. Also, 25-30 minutes is a stupid estimate. Think- 6x6 takes roughly twice the time of a 5x5, 7x7 takes a but less than twice the time of 6x6, and so on. Even the total of all of Michal's best times on Hi-games is still 27 minutes for 2-10, factor in and 11x11 and the fact that its physically impossible to turn that fast and you are looking at 45-60 minutes at least.

I am most looking forward to the V-2, it has an interesting and very stable looking design. I think if you fixed one of the pieces to the core, like on ES's, you'd have quite a fine cube on your hands.

I'm not so sure about the V-3 and V-4 though, I'd definitely want to try one before buying. I think the V-3, even if adjustable, would take a while to break in to a point of usability, much like the V-5.
 
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