>>11227256
>If you are starting out, dont buy anything from Rubiks, even though it may be your first thought. Their stuff is fine if you only wish to feast your eyes upon it. Their cubes are terrible for practicing your muscle memory, as they pretty much dont allow for corner cutting.
all of that changed with their recent 50th anniversary speed cube(which is actually just a collaboration with a chinese brand which already released this cube some 3 years ago), it has decent corner cutting, magnets, and a tension adjusting system, for $17
which is a tiny bit steep when you consider you can get a similar performing moyu cube for like $8-10 on any speedcubing site, but once you factor in shipping, $17 as a retail price sounds good enough for your first cube

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