QiYi Ball-Core 2x2, M Pro 4x4, Plus a LOT more

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5:29 QiMeng Tiled
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[@SpeedCubeReview]

Stay tuned next week for another giveaway and 90mm cube comparison!
Note: I say once in the video the 4x4 is 49mm instead of 59mm

[@StormSpider-iw1uz]

I think the cube that the qimeng v2 reminded you of is the qiyi ms, the center caps are exactly the same as the ones on the qiyi ms and the shades are too

[@user-ke1qb7if3l]

That's not "original qimeng", that's qimeng v3

[@resell_enjoy6]

I'm kind of curious to see how the ball core effects the cube. Out of all the events events I think that 2x2 and fmc need magnets the least.

[@inseminggd9435]

practically speaking i dont think core magnets help that much in 2x2, if they did not this many people would main the valk 2m, and the gan 251 m performance is decent so its not because of that

[@ashmoder]

2:39 251 has some kind of corner/edge magnet thing which you can see if you disassemble, however without magnetic core magnets are barely noticable

[@CXLVII]

Love the watch strap ❤️

[@ClockSolver]

i am considering getting the qiyi m pro ballcore 3x3 as ive heard it might fit my turning style, see my turning style is really weird, its hard to find a good cube, my preference is tight cubes with good corner cutting, low stability, and great slices and light to medium magnets, and i might try out their whole m pro line, even though i have the mgc 4x4, i find the corner cutting when tight to fit my style and pops to be trash, so i could try something new

[@inseminggd9435]

??
how do you get a tight and unstable cube at the same time

[@ClockSolver]

@@inseminggd9435 not sure, but the guhong pro is a good example of that

[@Annihilape_0979]

Qimeng V3, you can remove the tiles, customized the cube etc.

[@Flib_smmh]

Yuxin Kyrin, that was my second cube :D That Qimeng tiled is old schoold, I like that.

[@RoyalMidou]

Can't Watch all the video now ... Im going to school 😢
But will continue After 3h 🎉

[@draakisback]

You didn't really do much with the 4x4, and I'm curious to see how a ball core really affects a 4x4. This must be the first factory magnetized ball core 4x4 to my knowledge at least, hopefully it signifies a trend.

[@SpeedCubeReview]

The 4x4 isn't ball-core. Only the 2x2 is.

[@ErikBromley]

How does the ball core 2x2 compare to the QiYi MS 2x2? Just curious as I'm looking for a relatively cheap replacement for that cube (which I really liked) as it broke, and was a bit heavy for my turning style

[@Cuber_Safi]

is the ball core 2x2 better than the Rs2m evolution

[@arnav.s3030]

which cube were you using in the oll checkered tutorial 7 years ago? asking for a friend

[@SpeedCubeReview]

Gan X

[@arnav.s3030]

no way that worked