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Which Rubik's cube 3x3x3 do you recommend?

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  • #1 18971256
    grubas5536
    Level 4  
    Hello
    I would like to recall the times of high school, when I used to stack Rubik's Cube under my desk all day long. What model do you recommend for a good start? I say right away: it must have no stickers (there is a problem with that because they scratch after long use). Additionally, I will not put it "on the race" to avoid rolling pops.
    Personally, I'd like to buy a MoYu MeiLong, even though it doesn't look like the 80's: / but at least no stickers.
    Regards.
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  • #2 18972427
    Marcin125
    Level 29  
    grubas5536 wrote:
    Hello
    I would like to recall the times of high school, when I used to stack Rubik's Cube under my desk all day. What model do you recommend for a good start? I say right away: it must have no stickers (there is a problem with that, because they wear off after prolonged use). Additionally, I will not put it "on the race" to avoid rolling pops.
    Personally, I would like to buy a MoYu MeiLong, even though it doesn't look like the 80's: / but at least no stickers.
    Regards.


    Talk to me more. :D

    Which Rubik's cube 3x3x3 do you recommend?

    I have two of them without stickers (as you can see). Your choice is good. But the offer is changing. Purchase by the way, e.g. 2x2. 3x3 mirror. Now those with stickers are of good quality too. PLN 20-30 and 100 years of fun. :D

    Are you arranging LBL?
  • #3 18972711
    darts
    Level 15  
    I recommend: ShengShou Legend S 3x3x3 from this shop: Link

    I have been arranging it for 2 years and nothing is happening to it, you can also adjust the turning clearance. It's cheap, but that doesn't mean it's crap.
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  • #4 18973126
    grubas5536
    Level 4  
    No, I like retro so I only use the classic 3x3x3. :D
    So far, I only have a Chinese one from a kiosk for PLN 4.50 and it is ... not very interesting. But either way, I have a spare sticker sheet for it.
    Today, I think I will order the one I put in, along with the tiki tiki balls (like the 80s is a full mouth :) ).
    Regards.
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  • #5 18973284
    tomekwysocki
    Level 2  
    !!!...!!!...
  • #6 18973338
    grubas5536
    Level 4  
    What year did you have your first ankle? Because I already got it at the age of 4-5 from my grandfather :D
  • #7 18973348
    tomekwysocki
    Level 2  
    !!!...!!!...
  • #8 18973558
    yanes
    Level 32  
    grubas5536 wrote:
    What year did you have your first ankle? Because I already got it at the age of 4-5 from my grandfather :D
    The biggest cube craze in Poland was in 1982, I was able to arrange it then too.
  • #9 18973584
    Marcin125
    Level 29  
    I was taught by my cousin when I was about 10 years old, on his original ankle, at that time it was not cheap and available things. I only got to the 2nd layer, which is really the 1st algorithm, but I remember it to this day. I returned to my ankle after about 30 years, I started with just any for PLN 9 ... And it took hold ... :D
  • #10 18973699
    darts
    Level 15  
    fat man, as I can see, you prefer to struggle with a dice for 4.50 and get a whore when it stutters. I offer you the cheapest possible, but quite suitable for laying without jamming. But you know better.
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  • #11 18973744
    klm787
    Level 36  
    yanes wrote:
    grubas5536 wrote:
    What year did you have your first ankle? Because I already got it at the age of 4-5 from my grandfather :D
    The biggest cube craze in Poland was in 1982, I was able to arrange it then too.

    Yes, that's right, I could too - my record is under one minute. Now, an hour would not be enough for me. Unless with the help of uncle google, but not tried. At that time, an alternative to the ankle was the former https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HDf-MTKKPR8
  • #12 18973786
    grubas5536
    Level 4  
    I don't do racing, so I don't mind jamming. My only concern is the rolling pops. But I must admit that once I had a similar one from a kiosk and for six months I only had one pop.
  • #13 18973866
    Millaka
    Level 24  
    And I just bought three pieces for EUR 5 on one of the well-known auction portals.
    I understand the first cube, the second is a bit strange, but I think I know what's going on, but the third is a mystery to me, how does it work?
    The photos come from the auction and when I get the parcel in a few days, I will make a new one.

    Which Rubik's cube 3x3x3 do you recommend?

    Which Rubik's cube 3x3x3 do you recommend?

    Which Rubik's cube 3x3x3 do you recommend?
  • #14 18974010
    Marcin125
    Level 29  
    Virtually all the current cubes available in online stores "cut" nicely.

    Added after 3 [minutes]:

    Millaka wrote:
    the third is a mystery to me
    It's a 3x3 "mirror" with stickers, meaning no sense. In my photo you can see two classic "mirrors" 2x2 and 3x3.
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The discussion revolves around recommendations for a 3x3x3 Rubik's Cube, particularly focusing on models without stickers due to wear and tear issues. The MoYu MeiLong is mentioned as a preferred choice for its stickerless design. Other suggestions include the ShengShou Legend S, which offers adjustable turning clearance and durability. Participants share nostalgic experiences with older models and express a preference for classic designs, while also discussing the availability of various cubes in online stores. Concerns about performance, such as jamming and popping, are noted, with some users indicating that they do not prioritize speedcubing.
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