'Wu' line product of QiYi Mofangge Cube

[MoFangGe]

Just completed the Wuji(无极）7x7 yesterday , now Wuji gonna be one of the 'Wu' line

Although it is a prototype but the performance is damn good. smoothly outer layer .

Now Wuque 4x4, Wushuang 5x5, Wuhua 6x6, Wuji 7x7

BTW, Wuque 4x4 will be released tomorrow. Seunghyuk Nahma had used this one to get the Asian Championship. Feliks used Wuque to set 26.59s on Melboume Cube Days 2016

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[JaredRB9000]

I plan on getting the whole set, cause I need a new 4x4-6x6 and I don't have a 7x7. Also I've heard only good things about the 5x5 and 6x6, and also QiYi ftw.

 

[asacuber]

Cool
When is the rubik's clock getting released?

 

[JaredRB9000]

Cool
When is the rubik's clock getting released?

I was wondering the same. I hope it's soon cause all current clocks are trash.

 

[YouCubing]

Although it is a prototype but the performance is damn good

mofangge speaking my language

these look nice

 

[Dom]

FINALLY! Thanks for the update on the Wuque, @MoFangGe, y'all rock!

 

[MoFangGe]

WuQue 4x4 have already Released . Check with this link

https://www.facebook.com/mofanggecube/posts/682560238592376

 

[Zachary Palan]

wait, the 4x4 and 5x5 look exactly like mine o.o
did you by chance sell some on amazon to see how they would do?
I have had my cubes for about a month now.

 

[MoFangGe]

wait, the 4x4 and 5x5 look exactly like mine o.o
did you by chance sell some on amazon to see how they would do?
I have had my cubes for about a month now.

Yes, you can found it on the Amazon .

 

[Zachary Palan]

well then lol I guess i'd say you did a great job with them! the only fault I can find is that the 5x5's outer corner centers can pop, leading to huge center pops if you don't just slow down and know your algorithm by heart, not muscle memory.

 

[rumarfer28]

I love the Wushuang, so I'll probably get the 7x7 (I don't have any). What size is it? It seems 69mm, like the other new 7x7s.

I don't like the 4x4 because I'm used to the 60mm size (G4 and Yuxin Blue), and I'm very disapointed with the 6x6 because its too big compared to the Yuxin Red.

I would have prefered a more consistent size choice, since the 5x5 is the smallest of the market but the 4x4 and 6x6 are "normal" sized. Cubers tend to use small cubes, even with 3x3s (first came the 56mm ones and now The Valk).

 

[One Wheel]

Cubers tend to use small cubes, even with 3x3s (first came the 56mm ones and now The Valk).

I think that for most people the 57- 60 mm range is the most comfortable to hold. I'm with you on the 60mm 4x4, but my 56.5mm thunderclap is just smaller than I would like. it's very frustrating to me that as far as I can tell the only 3x3 options for legitimate speed cubes the 57 mm size are the Aolong v2 and arguably the Zhanchi. I'm still using the thunderclap as my main, because I ruined my Zhanchi and I would rather spend my money on other puzzles than upgrade what is already a decent 3x3, but someday if nobody makes another good full - size 3x3 I'll invest in an Aolong.

Looking forward to the Wuji: someday soon I'll get a 7x7 to complete my 2-7 collection. depends on reviews and price between the Wuji, Yuxin, and the inevitably forthcoming upgrade to the Aofu (Weifu?).

 

[rumarfer28]

it's very frustrating to me that as far as I can tell the only 3x3 options for legitimate speed cubes the 57 mm size are the Aolong v2 and arguably the Zhanchi. I'm still using the thunderclap as my main, because I ruined my Zhanchi and I would rather spend my money on other puzzles than upgrade what is already a decent 3x3, but someday if nobody makes another good full - size 3x3 I'll invest in an Aolong.

Have you tried the Cyclone Boys Cloud? (Also called 'jisuzhiyun', the one with the same stickerless shades of the G4 and G5). Its 57mm and very cheap (around $5-$6 in chinese stores) and for me is as good as the Aolong, but with a different feel. It's a bit blocky, but superfast and very enjoyable to play with. If you are one of those who have a lot of 3x3's I recommend you to try it, if not, it's a good cube but nothing superspecial.

 

[One Wheel]

Have you tried the Cyclone Boys Cloud? (The one with the same stickerless shades of the G4 and G5). Its 57mm and very cheap (around $5-$6 in chinese stores) and for me is as good as the Aolong, but with a different feel. It's a bit blocky, but superfast and very enjoyable to play with. If you are one of those who have a lot of 3x3's I recommend you to try it, if not, it's a good cube but nothing superspecial.

Thanks! I might. I generally prefer bigger puzzles. My 3x3 collection right now consists of my thunderclap, Zhanchi, and Rubik's brand. I really want to get a few I don't have, especially a 7x7, and a gigaminx, before I put too much into my 3x3 collection.

 

[willi pilz]

since the 5x5 is the smallest of the market but the 4x4 and 6x6 are "normal" sized. Cubers tend to use small cubes, even with 3x3s (first came the 56mm ones and now The Valk).

agree 100% I would love to see a 65mm 7x7. That would be awesome.

 

[slaz]

What's the situation with clock?