YJ Guansu 4x4

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This is my first impressions video, I really like this cube and I find it better than my Aosu with thousands of solves. Also, its costs 7$ which makes it really affordable :)
 
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Trexrush1 said:
how much will it cost?
my aosu sucks, a cheap fix would be great!
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It seems to say it will be an entry level (so pretty cheap) cube. My guess would be 8-10 dollars.

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CriticalCubing said:
Yess! Finally. I find this cube better than the Aosu and it is cheaper too. 7$ on cubezz and I will uploading my first impressions tomorrow :)
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Cheaper than I thought!
 
The plastic feels a bit harder, at least the internals. Gives it a pretty smooth and solid feel. Heavier, even.

The good ol' small internal edge pops from the recycled Weisu design are back. Hopefully with breaking in that'll go away. They seem to happen every 20 or so solves. More frequently on looser tensions. But just like the Weisu (unlike the Aosu), you can finish the solve without putting the piece back in just fine.
 
Chree said:
The plastic feels a bit harder, at least the internals. Gives it a pretty smooth and solid feel. Heavier, even.

The good ol' small internal edge pops from the recycled Weisu design are back. Hopefully with breaking in that'll go away. They seem to happen every 20 or so solves. More frequently on looser tensions. But just like the Weisu (unlike the Aosu), you can finish the solve without putting the piece back in just fine.
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Ok, so at least it doesn't have that cheap feel it's 3x3 brother has, that's good


Coolio
 
Chree said:
The plastic feels a bit harder, at least the internals. Gives it a pretty smooth and solid feel. Heavier, even.

The good ol' small internal edge pops from the recycled Weisu design are back. Hopefully with breaking in that'll go away. They seem to happen every 20 or so solves. More frequently on looser tensions. But just like the Weisu (unlike the Aosu), you can finish the solve without putting the piece back in just fine.
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Haven't had one yet in the 100 or so solves I've done, though someone managed to pop it at SnS just by messing around with it. How are your tensions?
 
I got my GuanSu on Monday night but just got around to doing a few solves last night. Out of the box I really liked the turning feel and speed. The balance between inner and outer layers is superior to the AoSu IMO. Just doing first turns had me really impressed.

That said, during actual solves I got tons of catches. Is that other people's experience with this puzzle so far, or do I have a setup problem? Admittedly I don't have a lot of experience setting up 4x4's.
 
Got the cube a little while ago, and have now got around to doing quite a few solves on it. Very nice cube, very smooth, good quality for it's price. Only real complaint at the moment is that it feels very blocky to me. Like, almost [unmodded] ShengShou levels of blockyness.
 
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