He tryes to don't say balls

@@mikoajferens2883 ?

I hear bong-core

Hi Mr. Tomas, you should try the meilong 3m or the rs3m2020, both are magnetic and cheap. I know you don't do speedcubing but having a magnetic cube and turning it can be quite a curious experience. All the best

I was also considering the wrm 2021 lite, any reason on why I should or shouldn't get it?

​@@Mxb_PsychoI can try to help, just tell me your preferences for a cube.

I did wonder why the wrm maglev isn’t here

Facs

Nice Jb Perm profile picture😎

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​@@StarPlatinumAr its jb perm 💀💀

BTW, a previous cubicle review said the V9 was particularly good at center moves, and I am not a fan of center moves. Well, this cube could make me more at home with center moves. 😁

I take it back. I managed to get the tensions perfect for my preferences, and I'll be sticking with light water-based lubes. I adore this cube. It's the best feeling cube I have.

😁😁😁

It’s a great cube. Mine arrived a few days ago, it feels a little weird during the initial 50-100 break in solves (very fast but also clunky) but after that it starts getting very satisfying, controllable and smooth.

@@FriskyPotat0 should i choose ys3m over rs3m (both ball core)? tell me your experience with your cube

@@Ashk_- I would say yes, but still this may come down to personal preference. I actually have the mag-lev ys3m (no BC) now and I like it’s feel more than the rs3m super BC, but it just lacks the stability of core mags so I actually ordered a core kit for it. The super is VERY very smooth and fast and feels incredible when your turns are precise. The issue I’ve had with it is that whilst it does have amazing corner cutting, the actual sensation of the corner cutting feels kind of slow and harsh; I’d compare it to trying to run really fast underwater. The other thing with it is it really doesn’t keep it’s cube shape as well as the ys3m. I have them both on reasonably loose tensions, but this is mainly because that stiff lockup corner cutting feel just got worse with the super, and the ys3m is just way more blocky and it’s looser settings are already quite tight by comparison. Both great cubes but the ys3m is more cohesive as the piece design extends further into the cube. It keeps a more stable cube shape while keeping great corner cutting, and feels very controllable while still being very fast. So yeah my pick is the ys3m but it comes down to wether you want a super soft, speedy but at times squishy and flexible feel (rs3m super) or a blocky, smooth, stable, cohesive and consistent feel (ys3m)

would you say UV is worth $11 more? Does it offer more grip that gts3's ridges?

@@dontflyspirit6535 I couldn't comment on the gts3 since I haven't used it, but I really like the UV coating. It feels grippier than frosted finishes and has a premium look. Only downside is you can't remove the logo from a coated cube

If you’re buying them in bulk it may be a good option. Some clubs or groups do this.

​@@asmallkitten Ah that makes sense, I didn't think about that - thanks for pointing that out

Also, 3M exists and is a great beginner or travel cube. It's lighter and quieter than the RS3M 2020.

@@asmallkittenwhy did you call the ball core bong core

YS3M and WRM v9 boxes shine on the outside, but the Tornado packaging is great inside. That red cardboard, yum :)

I had my first magnetic cube as V5 dual adjustment and it's really worth for me.

Ball core

Still my main cube

This video was made before the rs3m v5 was released

This is the problem with MoYu. Any recommendation you make will be outdated instantaneously when MoYu makes another 5 cubes with 3 variants each.

Tornado v3 is a much safer choice because it has adjustable magnets. If you don't like super strong magnets, Weilong v9 may not suit you.

Gan 12 is probably the best for most people

My first cube❤

It was my main for a year. I remembered that I bought it in a toy shop next to my school. And a few weeks ago I got the RS3M v5.

try rs3m 2020 if ur buying a moyu cube for the first time