For YouTube channel, I generally find JPerm to be the clearest
Maybe PDFs/static websites would be better for you? Something like this. For me, especially once I get to learning OLLs and PLLs or any longer algs, it's easier to just read rather than watch someone do it
Just curious, how are you solving it right now? Is it beginner's method?
Unfortunately I'm not very familiar with all of MoYu's line. If the logo on the cube is exactly the same then I would guess it's one of the MF3RS series as their WRM ones usually have different logo. But other than that, I have no idea.
I second flolab. It’s pricier but it lasts and it’s great quality.
On the cheaper end, ESR was quite good
Maybe an older RS3M? How is it different than the RS3M 2021 that you got?
Hey! I’m in Aussie too :)
Definitely a sad day. The (older?) cube shops, speedcube.com.au, also closed down recently. To be fair though, I’ve mostly been buying cubes from the Chinese stores since they’re significantly cheaper and they actually ship pretty quickly. Where do you buy your cubes from?
Sorry for the late thread. Was on holiday and forgot to check if the scheduled post went up. Will need to check what's happening with the scheduler.
In any case, I was on holiday for a month without a cube. Finally got back home and got a couple new ones since my main broke. I got the MoYu WRM V9 and the RS3M V5. Out of the box I definitely like the V5 better. Just like the reviews say, V9 magnets are very strong and it just feels strange. I think it requires more setup but it might be better if I can get that right. V5 also requires some setup but out of the box it's much more usable.
Thanks for the ping!
I’ll be going to Munich this weekend so I’ll make sure I do :)
lol the one Starbucks I went to in Paris was one of the better coffees I’ve had unfortunately.
If anyone has any recommendations for good coffee in London/Munich, please send me some!
Yup. Had lots of whisky so far and it’s great haha.
Oh I just remembered, JPerm also has a website with written tutorials: https://jperm.net/3x3. I'm actually using it (https://jperm.net/algs/2look/oll) cos it lets you easily mark which ones you've learned or currently learning