Haha I'm glad you think that's a good thing. I wonder sometimes if I should be using cubing lingo to describe the turning feel - "crispy", "buttery" etc, but then I figure so many people would have no idea what I'm talking about. (I don't even know what those words mean half the time myself haha)
@@Tingman I think non cubers are more likely to watch your channel than other cubing channel because your content is unique and is appealing to non cubers.
I have a video on solving using a pretty old Rubik's brand. It was pain. If that was hard for me, I can only imagine how much harder the 5x5 will be. 100% agree not to buy old Rubik's brands. By the way, this is totally unrelated to the video, but I have a few questions. 1. How do you balance your main work with UA-cam and cubing? 2. I average about sub-24, but I can't get faster because my F2L is not too efficient. Do you have any tips for that? 3. How did you get the name Tingman? If you don't want to answer or it's in an older Q and A, it's totally fine. Great Video!
Thanks! Not sure when I'll do a Q&A next so I'll answer those questions here :) 1. It's tricky, I generally make a lot of videos on school holidays (I'm a teacher), but I recently also went from full time to part time teaching to carve out space for UA-cam (and some study) so that helps. It's not easy, I'll say that much! But it's not too bad. 2. F2L is a tricky one. I started off by printing out Jperm's F2L document and then learning the subsets that interested me the most. I never finished the whole thing but I just chose the cases that I felt I saw really frequently and made my way through it that way. Walkthroughs really helped too. 3. Just a nickname from ages ago!
Hi Tingman! Great video as always! I'm a beginner to cubing and I have fallen in love with it. I'm still using the beginner method at a sub-40 solving-time. But a huge request I have for you is to make a complete tutorial on F2l, OLL & PLL for beginners, which I've been struggling to learn even after countless tutorials. Thank you so much, you're the best!!
Welcome to cubing! I will definitely make more tutorials down the track but my channel is a bit more about competition vlogs, family challenges and big unboxings! :) But watch this space!
11:40 I had the old one, it could turn the bottom layer if you rotate the top while only holding the middle layers, the rubiks pyramorphix turned better, mainly used the old 4x4 as 2x2 because the inner layers turned better, seriously, how do you make something that moves more parts easier to turn? cost here 30 US$ the time I bought it
i have the older 3x3 you mentioned, and after a lot of use it got CRAZY loose, even to the point where it pops. bad for non cubers, but honestly it turns like 3x better than out of the box after very minimal setup but the other one mentioned is better
Ok I've been cubing for about 15 years now. Over the past 15 years I've seen the Rubik's brand evolve a ton since I started cubing. Back then when I started cubing the Rubik's 2x2, 4x4, and 5x5's where one of the fewest options for actually speedsolving. But The Rubik's brand for the most part has been near the bottom of the line for recommended puzzles to speedsolve with. But with the new Spinmaster acquisition a few years ago Spinmaster has actually been improving the band some. To the point where we're actually getting truly good decent Rubik's brand puzzles. But the 5x5 hasn't really been updated that much in the past 20 years. Other than their core puzzles like the 2x2-5x5, keychain 3x3, and the snake they've released a ton of other puzzles. With those other puzzles they've only been region exclusive and/or only be on the market for a certain time period before getting discontinued. But overall they make some decent puzzles that are in the middle of the road in terms of speedcubes. Where there just above those crappy cheap Chines $1 cubes but not much better than the good proper Chinese Speedcubes that you can find on Daily Puzzles. Also Rubik's tends to overprice some of their puzzles mostly the 4x4 and 5x5.
Thanks for the info. Much appreciated. I have older versions of the 3x3 and 4x4(with stickers), and there’s definitely nothing speedy about them. Haha. I’m no speed cuber by far, but they even slow ME down.
I have the first 3x3 you opened. Same packaging. Mine is terrible. In fact, the first one I bought broke, and I had to send it back because of a broken tile. Second one is very loose.
When opening the packaging is almost harder than solving the cube… 😂 I’m in Hungary right now and the first thing I noticed arriving at the airport was the huge selection of Rubik’s puzzles. Gotta have to pick up a special one, before flying back.
I’m not gonna lie, but I saw a really easy begginer 2x2 in Barnes and noble, and found a bunch of other different rubix brands that I didn’t see in the vid
Ive been cubing for almost 3 months and my first 3x3 solves were almost impossible because i popped the cube and put the corners and edges in the wrong orientation and gave up, but on the next day i decided to flip or twist em and i solved them for real! but since the 3x3 was my only cube i decided to use cubing apps to solve cubes that i dont own, And up to this day, i solved 3x3 shape mods (like mastermorphix, Trajber´s octahedron, etc) a 8x8 rubiks cube and a master kilominx which it took me 70 mins because of the lots of edges and easy to missplace the centers. my father bought me a 4x4 rubiks cube. and i do cubing virtually while i wait for my father to buy me some cubes. i sub 20 at the 2x2 (with a 4x4) my 3x3 Pb was 1:02 (because it turns so bad and worse than a rubiks brand which i do it with PLL, Cross OLL and Begginer F2L) and on the 4x4 best was 7:00. Tingman´s videos always entertain me 👍mostly because of his unboxings, reviews and challenges.
@Tingman i have found a corner twisting algorithm it composes in 2 algorithms as folowed Step 1 Pick a corner find the opositing corner do the cube in a cube in a cube algorithm Step 2 Find the original corner to twist and preform the cube in a cube algorithm Theres just 1 catch i turnes the other corner too
Can’t wait for this video Tingman! Once again the thumbnail design is out of this world so impressed at those epic skills! And personally after using the Rubik’s speed it is actually really good and I highly recommend it!
I recently was at a Walmart with my dad and noticed the different design with the 3x3! I had to grab one LOL and I was so happy I did bc it moves so smooth; it’s not a speed cube but one with inner edge cutting like the 4x4 you showed. Really happy bc I agree with how there’s something abt the rubik’s brand that possesses a certain feeling for the user, and I have thought abt getting speed/quiet cubes in the past but never did. Also LOL the jerry rigs impression xD
Yep! I also went to Walmart one time specifically looking for cubes, and I thought the new design was nice so I got it and was incredibly surprised that it turned more or less quick
9:20 that's almost the ideal size to make a LEGO® Rubik's Cube by glueing 2x2 plates to it. (By the way, the perfect 3x3 for a LEGO® mod is the Valk 3 mini. The size matches to the tenth of a millimeter.)
Hi ting man I’m so happy that you posted I’ve been watching for about 2 years now and your videos keep getting better I love your vids and I hope you keep posting
I don't know anything about Rubik's brand, but I am an Intuitive Slow Cuber. So my first focus was 2x2x2, and I have 8 different models. I'm also autistic, so the 'mouthfeel' of the turning is actually a big deal. For a sensory person like me, the way it turns is actually a big deal, because a good feeling puzzle will make you want to do it more. I don't know if you've seen those stimming toys with clicker buttons, but man, some of them have this perfect click and it's a perfect puzzle. I saw you said one was buttery; I gotta say I have one that I feel is greasy, and it's fine but not my favorite. I really like to switch it up. For me, it's not about speed, it's about the sensation of working out the puzzle. I just solved what I think is the maximum unit of parity on my pyraminx this afternoon and I'm just annoyed because I don't know quite how I did it.
Strange cubing thoughts If I main the tornado v2 does that make me immune to tornados? You can solve 3x3 corners like a 2x2 When f and f are impressed by a cube solve it makes you harder to impress
Thank you, Tingman for inspiring me to be a cuber! The first cubing related video I ever watched was the McDonald's toys one. Thank you so much, cubing has changed my life!
Hi tingman,you have super nice vids and I like them so much. Can you do a battle to another cubing youtuber? Love your vids and I hope you never stop with making me happy every single day❤️👍
6:09 thats the first cube i used idk if my aunt bought it or just found it in our house then i got the gritin 3x3 from amazon with those bblack stickers now im getting a MOYU RS3M 2020 its shipping as of writing this
My favorite Rubik's brand product is probably the "Rubik's Pyramid" (it's a Pyramorphix.) Where I am (U.S.), it's somehow cheaper to get pretty decent MoYu cubes than Rubiks'. Their Pyramorphix is fairly priced and slightly cheaper to go pick up a my local book/puzzle store than it is to ship another brand's online. Also, it's the most unique product they still produce (or at least from what I've seen) especially being an official shape mod.
Tingman, I had some questions on budget magnetic big cubes and megaminxes. What do you recommend? By the way, I LOVE your videos, I can't wait for the next Tingman vid, keep it up!
i really want rubik's to come out with the best, maglev, corner to core magnets, amazing corner cutting, smoothest cube ever and just watch the entire community go crazy. they surely have the money right?
I remember when I only had a Rubik’s Brand. I had it for soo long the Rubik’s logo on it weared out. Upgraded to this 5 Below puzzle that is still good to this day!
Hi Tingman. Just watched your vid hours ago, but I do observe that the 3x3 that you presented in the vid is the revision before the current one. The current revision has the Spin Master logo at the front of the packaging. Shawn from SpeedCubingReview reviewed that one a while ago and I was able to buy it a few weeks back. The current revision has the tiles and is somewhat rounded. It is comparable to the non-magnetic speedcubes that I currently have. I don't know why you aren't able to get hold of that one (maybe it hasn't arrived there in Australia yet, or it has but it was sold out before you got to it). Very informative video, BTW. Thanks for uploading it. I wish I can tell you about the other Rubik's brand cubes I have, but that will be a long and winding explanation...
@@Tingman: Thanks for the reply. I wish UA-cam can let one upload photos on comments so I can show you the exact cube I am talking about. But as I already mentioned, Shawn did a video talking about the new revision and you can check that one. He was able to magnetize it and get decent times. I also have the revision with the ball core (it may be the one you showed, but I cannot tell) and compared to the new revision, it is almost moves somewhat smooth but not too fast, at least without lube which makes it somewhat faster. Looking at it now, the ball core revision is good but not anymore as nice as the current revision that I now have. Definitely, both perform better than the last "stickered" version; the stickered one I own from 2013 currently feels gummy and hard to turn now; lube makes it turn better, but I've had a hard applying it through its crevices, which is why I don't use it now as often as my tiled cubes. I also forgot to thank you for especially reviewing the "current" 5x5 that is in the current packaging. It confirmed my suspicion that Rubik's still sells the big stickered 5x5s even with new packaging, similar to the Rubik's brand 5x5 that I bought in 2013 with stickers that have peeling film. In one product photo that I searched recently, I could somewhat tell a sticker on the 5x5, but was never sure. I'm of the opinion Rubik's and Spin Master may still be figuring out how to apply the tiled design to the current 5x5 speed cube technology. At least they have been doing something about the 4x4. The revision before the current one (the last "big 4x4" revision) has the outer layers turning simultaneously if you're not holding on the cube, a problem apparent solved with the current 4x4 revision. J Perm illustrated this well in his video. I apologize if this reply is long, but I have to get these observations based on my cubes out of my mind. Once again, thanks for making this video. Cheers! 😀
@@nanami_kamimura Detailed replies are the best kind! I just checked out Shawn's video and yes, I get what you're talking about. I'll look out for it when it hits Australian shores. I'm pretty interested to see how Rubik's brand cubes continue to evolve. They seem to release a decent amount of "new" products every year. Some just repacked or remodeled, but some totally innovative and I always admire a company that wants to innovate.
My best time was like 3 minutes on a normal rubix 3x3 until I upgraded to the little magic, got it set up and broke in and it made a big difference (I use beginner method) I have now been cubing for 2 years and can solve a megaminx, 4x4, 5x5 and void cube if I don't get parody, not quite square-1 yet, and I can almost solve a piraminx
"Why all the different packaging? Well the boxes can give us a bit of a clue. Back in the day, they were run by Goliath games and then more recently by this super sad baby :(" 🤣
Parents gifted me the 5×5 u had in your hands in the end of the video. Anyway when i was yung, i was pretty decent at learning so i solved it in a few days. Some days ago i found it again and i started solving it. 5×5 are a lot of fun but it is so hard to turn and i bought a better one, it will arrive tomorrow and i am ready for heaven hehe.
I own 3 official Rubik’s cubes: -The 2021 one -One from 1980’s or 90’s -One I’m pretty sure that’s from way before that, the stickers are peeling, it’s super sticky, it can’t turn that well, and the logo is probably the first one But then again I have a GAN cube so it doesn’t matter
I swear if rubik's is gonna release a stickerless or tilesless cube ima donate 1k$ to charity (i dont have 1k$ but im just joking cos rubiks doesnt release stickerless cubes)
One thing I love about tingman is that he takes into account that non-cubers watch his videos and explains to them the cubing terms used.
"OH that turns so good." Tingman
Haha I'm glad you think that's a good thing. I wonder sometimes if I should be using cubing lingo to describe the turning feel - "crispy", "buttery" etc, but then I figure so many people would have no idea what I'm talking about. (I don't even know what those words mean half the time myself haha)
@@Tingman I think non cubers are more likely to watch your channel than other cubing channel because your content is unique and is appealing to non cubers.
Ok non cuber
@@GobbleFNBR stop making cubers appear toxic bro
I have a video on solving using a pretty old Rubik's brand. It was pain. If that was hard for me, I can only imagine how much harder the 5x5 will be. 100% agree not to buy old Rubik's brands. By the way, this is totally unrelated to the video, but I have a few questions.
1. How do you balance your main work with UA-cam and cubing?
2. I average about sub-24, but I can't get faster because my F2L is not too efficient. Do you have any tips for that?
3. How did you get the name Tingman?
If you don't want to answer or it's in an older Q and A, it's totally fine. Great Video!
Thanks! Not sure when I'll do a Q&A next so I'll answer those questions here :)
1. It's tricky, I generally make a lot of videos on school holidays (I'm a teacher), but I recently also went from full time to part time teaching to carve out space for UA-cam (and some study) so that helps. It's not easy, I'll say that much! But it's not too bad.
2. F2L is a tricky one. I started off by printing out Jperm's F2L document and then learning the subsets that interested me the most. I never finished the whole thing but I just chose the cases that I felt I saw really frequently and made my way through it that way. Walkthroughs really helped too.
3. Just a nickname from ages ago!
@@Tingman Wow, thank you so much for answering my questions! I think I’ll check out Jperm’s document. Thanks for telling me about this!
2:24 best quote from tingman
7:58
that one can actually corner twist if its loose enough
(also i had that modern 2x2 back last year)
Hi Tingman! Great video as always! I'm a beginner to cubing and I have fallen in love with it. I'm still using the beginner method at a sub-40 solving-time. But a huge request I have for you is to make a complete tutorial on F2l, OLL & PLL for beginners, which I've been struggling to learn even after countless tutorials. Thank you so much, you're the best!!
Welcome to cubing! I will definitely make more tutorials down the track but my channel is a bit more about competition vlogs, family challenges and big unboxings! :) But watch this space!
@Jperm has lots of tutorials on beginner f2l, I'll and pll
Edit:oll
yeah jperm is the best, just watch his videos
Jperm
Malik Ramzan watch j perm
0:16 signature look of superiority
wtf 2 years and no likes not replys and hearted by tingman wth
Thank you so much your tutorial teach me how to solve a 3×3 now i know how thank you🙏
Same with me
It would have more sense if you put this comment on that video.
Yeah same here it was a good time to see it and send some pictures of my megaminx for the Guinness World Records
@@idk-verynice some people comment about older videos in newer videos because the creator is more likely to see it
@@thekittengamer__ correct
Hello tingman, this is going to be the first premier ive watched live of yours since 2020 really glad to be back and hoping its a great video
I personally like the rubiks phantom as far as the 3x3 goes. They’re so slick, and turn so easy.
Funny when the color fades away tho
true, and it can also CORNER TWIST. ON A RUBIKS BRAND
11:40 I had the old one, it could turn the bottom layer if you rotate the top while only holding the middle layers, the rubiks pyramorphix turned better, mainly used the old 4x4 as 2x2 because the inner layers turned better, seriously, how do you make something that moves more parts easier to turn? cost here 30 US$ the time I bought it
I really appreciate that new rubik's master is made good, very smooth
5:13 Those cute hands doing a T perm so smoothly. ❤
you missed a few:
Rubik's Tower
Rubik's Blocks
Rubik's Edge
Rubik's Crystal
Rubik's Pyramid
Rubik's Slide
Rubik's Orbit
Rubik's Impossible
Rubik's Christmas Tree
Rubik's Metallic
Rubik's Triamid
Rubik's Twist
Rubik's Cage
Rubik's Roll
Rubik's Flip
Rubik's Capture
Rubik's Race
Rubik's Keyring 3x3
Thank you for coming to my ted talk
Edit:
I missed some:
Rubik's Void
Rubik's Pen
Rubik's Puzzle
Edit 2:
Also the McDonalds toys as well
That’s just the thumbnail, he could have those too
Who tf cares
Lol haha yes. I stuck to just the regular sized cubes for this video, but if you want I’ll happily make videos about all those as well!
YOU missed one: rubiks pen
thats a lot of cubes
i have the older 3x3 you mentioned, and after a lot of use it got CRAZY loose, even to the point where it pops. bad for non cubers, but honestly it turns like 3x better than out of the box after very minimal setup
but the other one mentioned is better
Ok I've been cubing for about 15 years now. Over the past 15 years I've seen the Rubik's brand evolve a ton since I started cubing. Back then when I started cubing the Rubik's 2x2, 4x4, and 5x5's where one of the fewest options for actually speedsolving. But The Rubik's brand for the most part has been near the bottom of the line for recommended puzzles to speedsolve with. But with the new Spinmaster acquisition a few years ago Spinmaster has actually been improving the band some. To the point where we're actually getting truly good decent Rubik's brand puzzles. But the 5x5 hasn't really been updated that much in the past 20 years. Other than their core puzzles like the 2x2-5x5, keychain 3x3, and the snake they've released a ton of other puzzles. With those other puzzles they've only been region exclusive and/or only be on the market for a certain time period before getting discontinued. But overall they make some decent puzzles that are in the middle of the road in terms of speedcubes. Where there just above those crappy cheap Chines $1 cubes but not much better than the good proper Chinese Speedcubes that you can find on Daily Puzzles. Also Rubik's tends to overprice some of their puzzles mostly the 4x4 and 5x5.
07:37 if the lockpickinglawyer was a wrestler, his catchphrase would be "click out of one"
I was surprised by how good my guesses for the 4x4s were. With the old one I guessed 3 minutes, the new one I said 1:12
Than you, I was about to do this for my friend who wants a speedcube
so I started cubing since 2 months and and all I can say is that the cubing community is the nicest wan there is, also love you're vids😘
You can tell it’s made by Goliath Games because that is the largest 4x4 I have ever seen.
Lol
David vs. Goliath but David is a 2x2 and Goliath is the 4x4
Thanks for the info. Much appreciated.
I have older versions of the 3x3 and 4x4(with stickers), and there’s definitely nothing speedy about them. Haha. I’m no speed cuber by far, but they even slow ME down.
i WAS non-cuber until i saw the videos of tingman, i was started a week ago
thank you @Tingman for your videos 👍👍👍👍👍👍
I have the first 3x3 you opened. Same packaging. Mine is terrible. In fact, the first one I bought broke, and I had to send it back because of a broken tile. Second one is very loose.
When opening the packaging is almost harder than solving the cube… 😂 I’m in Hungary right now and the first thing I noticed arriving at the airport was the huge selection of Rubik’s puzzles. Gotta have to pick up a special one, before flying back.
Ooh that's so cool, enjoy Hungary!
@@Tingman Thank you. Flying back tomorrow but I had a great time!
Tingman so WHOLESOME HAHA
cant wait for the vid all youyr vids are bangers and i expect this to be no different
Thank you because you brought a smile to my face
I’m not gonna lie, but I saw a really easy begginer 2x2 in Barnes and noble, and found a bunch of other different rubix brands that I didn’t see in the vid
I'd love to see a comparison video of the best Rubiks Spinmaster cubes versus good budget cubes of the same or lower price from DailyPuzzles
Hey Tingman, the old Rubik's 4x4 turns like magic.
Just to warn you there 3x3 starts tightening up and becomes very unpleasant.
Hi Tingman you inspired me to cube so thanks !
Thank you for teaching me how to solve a 3 x 3 it helped me so much And the other cube tutorials
This is what I call brilliance Timgman!! Ur vids and work is amazinggg!!❤️❤️❤️
Ive been cubing for almost 3 months and my first 3x3 solves were almost impossible because i popped the cube and put the corners and edges in the wrong orientation and gave up, but on the next day i decided to flip or twist em and i solved them for real! but since the 3x3 was my only cube i decided to use cubing apps to solve cubes that i dont own, And up to this day, i solved 3x3 shape mods (like mastermorphix, Trajber´s octahedron, etc) a 8x8 rubiks cube and a master kilominx which it took me 70 mins because of the lots of edges and easy to missplace the centers. my father bought me a 4x4 rubiks cube. and i do cubing virtually while i wait for my father to buy me some cubes. i sub 20 at the 2x2 (with a 4x4) my 3x3 Pb was 1:02 (because it turns so bad and worse than a rubiks brand which i do it with PLL, Cross OLL and Begginer F2L) and on the 4x4 best was 7:00.
Tingman´s videos always entertain me 👍mostly because of his unboxings, reviews and challenges.
@Tingman i have found a corner twisting algorithm it composes in 2 algorithms as folowed
Step 1
Pick a corner find the opositing corner do the cube in a cube in a cube algorithm
Step 2
Find the original corner to twist and preform the cube in a cube algorithm
Theres just 1 catch i turnes the other corner too
Ting man, are you going to the nationals in Perth in September, if you are, I’m looking forward to seeing u, and maybe Olor
Can’t wait for this video Tingman! Once again the thumbnail design is out of this world so impressed at those epic skills! And personally after using the Rubik’s speed it is actually really good and I highly recommend it!
💩 poo 💩
@@barnabyhill853 i disagree
Update on the 3x3 cube
It’s getting pretty good now,it’s more like the Rubik’s speed but not better than it still
CONGRATULATIONS TINGMAN FOR REACHING 1 MILLION SUBS🎉🎉🎉
What about the mirror blocks?
I recently was at a Walmart with my dad and noticed the different design with the 3x3! I had to grab one LOL and I was so happy I did bc it moves so smooth; it’s not a speed cube but one with inner edge cutting like the 4x4 you showed. Really happy bc I agree with how there’s something abt the rubik’s brand that possesses a certain feeling for the user, and I have thought abt getting speed/quiet cubes in the past but never did. Also LOL the jerry rigs impression xD
Yep! I also went to Walmart one time specifically looking for cubes, and I thought the new design was nice so I got it and was incredibly surprised that it turned more or less quick
9:20 that's almost the ideal size to make a LEGO® Rubik's Cube by glueing 2x2 plates to it.
(By the way, the perfect 3x3 for a LEGO® mod is the Valk 3 mini. The size matches to the tenth of a millimeter.)
Ooh that could be useful information one day haha. Thanks!
Hi ting man I’m so happy that you posted I’ve been watching for about 2 years now and your videos keep getting better I love your vids and I hope you keep posting
Love the shout out to Jerry Rig! Unexpected but wholesome!
Tingman has helped me and a lot of people get committed to cubing
Tingman: Wow, nice corner cutting! JPerm: SO BAD RUBIKS BRAND
I don't know anything about Rubik's brand, but I am an Intuitive Slow Cuber. So my first focus was 2x2x2, and I have 8 different models. I'm also autistic, so the 'mouthfeel' of the turning is actually a big deal. For a sensory person like me, the way it turns is actually a big deal, because a good feeling puzzle will make you want to do it more. I don't know if you've seen those stimming toys with clicker buttons, but man, some of them have this perfect click and it's a perfect puzzle. I saw you said one was buttery; I gotta say I have one that I feel is greasy, and it's fine but not my favorite. I really like to switch it up. For me, it's not about speed, it's about the sensation of working out the puzzle. I just solved what I think is the maximum unit of parity on my pyraminx this afternoon and I'm just annoyed because I don't know quite how I did it.
Hi Tingman! Can you plz make tutorials for how to solve 4x4 or 5x5
I have the Rubiks Speed 3x3, and at first it was great, but after a few weeks of cubing it becomes incredibly creaky and gets stuck all the time. 6:28
Maybe, the cube is dirty, clean it
Strange cubing thoughts
If I main the tornado v2 does that make me immune to tornados?
You can solve 3x3 corners like a 2x2
When f and f are impressed by a cube solve it makes you harder to impress
Can't wait for my anticipation.
Someone needed to make this video and tingman delivered
i find it nice how he said at 2:34 "How do U turn?" then did U four times
One thing that I like your 5x5 is your comparison 13:49
Thank you, Tingman for inspiring me to be a cuber! The first cubing related video I ever watched was the McDonald's toys one. Thank you so much, cubing has changed my life!
That was my first tingman video
Hi tingman,you have super nice vids and I like them so much. Can you do a battle to another cubing youtuber? Love your vids and I hope you never stop with making me happy every single day❤️👍
I think this is my favorite channel this is so amazing 🤩
I just heard about the Rubik’s Phantom.
“And it’s free!” IM DYING OF LAUGHTER 😂
1:18 mY fAvOrItE cOmPaNy!!!!!
6:09 thats the first cube i used idk if my aunt bought it or just found it in our house then i got the gritin 3x3 from amazon with those bblack stickers now im getting a MOYU RS3M 2020 its shipping as of writing this
8:06 to be fair, if you know algorithms to solve the cube you are very likely aware of corner twists
My favorite Rubik's brand product is probably the "Rubik's Pyramid" (it's a Pyramorphix.) Where I am (U.S.), it's somehow cheaper to get pretty decent MoYu cubes than Rubiks'. Their Pyramorphix is fairly priced and slightly cheaper to go pick up a my local book/puzzle store than it is to ship another brand's online. Also, it's the most unique product they still produce (or at least from what I've seen) especially being an official shape mod.
Mine is the Rubik’s unlock, but sadly it was discontinued. Thankfully I got my hands on one before it was.
Tingman, I had some questions on budget magnetic big cubes and megaminxes. What do you recommend? By the way, I LOVE your videos, I can't wait for the next Tingman vid, keep it up!
Hey Tingman, you forgot the 3x3 Rubik’s Cube that is like the rounded 2x2 it’s rounded and smooth.
i really want rubik's to come out with the best, maglev, corner to core magnets, amazing corner cutting, smoothest cube ever and just watch the entire community go crazy. they surely have the money right?
I love cubes where do you get them
Your videos are Soo entertaining!! Keep up the amazing work 🤩
I remember when I only had a Rubik’s Brand. I had it for soo long the Rubik’s logo on it weared out. Upgraded to this 5 Below puzzle that is still good to this day!
That's happening to mine too😂
hey tigman i a big fan thaks for the new vid i am very happy when i see you vids keep up the good work!
Hi Tingman. Just watched your vid hours ago, but I do observe that the 3x3 that you presented in the vid is the revision before the current one. The current revision has the Spin Master logo at the front of the packaging. Shawn from SpeedCubingReview reviewed that one a while ago and I was able to buy it a few weeks back. The current revision has the tiles and is somewhat rounded. It is comparable to the non-magnetic speedcubes that I currently have. I don't know why you aren't able to get hold of that one (maybe it hasn't arrived there in Australia yet, or it has but it was sold out before you got to it).
Very informative video, BTW. Thanks for uploading it. I wish I can tell you about the other Rubik's brand cubes I have, but that will be a long and winding explanation...
Oh really? That’s great but yes it must not be in Australia yet. I went to many stores to make sure I covered every cube that was available here.
@@Tingman: Thanks for the reply. I wish UA-cam can let one upload photos on comments so I can show you the exact cube I am talking about. But as I already mentioned, Shawn did a video talking about the new revision and you can check that one. He was able to magnetize it and get decent times.
I also have the revision with the ball core (it may be the one you showed, but I cannot tell) and compared to the new revision, it is almost moves somewhat smooth but not too fast, at least without lube which makes it somewhat faster. Looking at it now, the ball core revision is good but not anymore as nice as the current revision that I now have. Definitely, both perform better than the last "stickered" version; the stickered one I own from 2013 currently feels gummy and hard to turn now; lube makes it turn better, but I've had a hard applying it through its crevices, which is why I don't use it now as often as my tiled cubes.
I also forgot to thank you for especially reviewing the "current" 5x5 that is in the current packaging. It confirmed my suspicion that Rubik's still sells the big stickered 5x5s even with new packaging, similar to the Rubik's brand 5x5 that I bought in 2013 with stickers that have peeling film. In one product photo that I searched recently, I could somewhat tell a sticker on the 5x5, but was never sure. I'm of the opinion Rubik's and Spin Master may still be figuring out how to apply the tiled design to the current 5x5 speed cube technology.
At least they have been doing something about the 4x4. The revision before the current one (the last "big 4x4" revision) has the outer layers turning simultaneously if you're not holding on the cube, a problem apparent solved with the current 4x4 revision. J Perm illustrated this well in his video.
I apologize if this reply is long, but I have to get these observations based on my cubes out of my mind. Once again, thanks for making this video. Cheers! 😀
@@nanami_kamimura Detailed replies are the best kind! I just checked out Shawn's video and yes, I get what you're talking about. I'll look out for it when it hits Australian shores. I'm pretty interested to see how Rubik's brand cubes continue to evolve. They seem to release a decent amount of "new" products every year. Some just repacked or remodeled, but some totally innovative and I always admire a company that wants to innovate.
I got the Rubiks 3x3 Speed Cube from Father Christmas about 2 years ago and it is super good and smooth! ❤❤
Idk why but the Jperm on the new Rubik’s 2 by 2 is satisfying to hear for me
props to tingman for destroying his hands whilst solving on these cubes for this video
Easy way to open the version 2 Rubik’s 2x2: open the bottom first and then open the top one
My best time was like 3 minutes on a normal rubix 3x3 until I upgraded to the little magic, got it set up and broke in and it made a big difference (I use beginner method) I have now been cubing for 2 years and can solve a megaminx, 4x4, 5x5 and void cube if I don't get parody, not quite square-1 yet, and I can almost solve a piraminx
Good luck with the pyraminx it get really easy when you know how to solve it
You are literally the best cubing UA-camr ever! What is your favourite pll?
"Why all the different packaging? Well the boxes can give us a bit of a clue. Back in the day, they were run by Goliath games and then more recently by this super sad baby :(" 🤣
Honestly there is more but you already spent lots so thank you
Are you going to the WCA Oceanic Championships at Melbourne?
Parents gifted me the 5×5 u had in your hands in the end of the video.
Anyway when i was yung, i was pretty decent at learning so i solved it in a few days. Some days ago i found it again and i started solving it. 5×5 are a lot of fun but it is so hard to turn and i bought a better one, it will arrive tomorrow and i am ready for heaven hehe.
For my fellow Americans watching confused by the millimeters 1 inch equals 12.5 mm so the new 4 x 4 cube is about an inch smaller than the old one
Thanks so much for your tutorial tingman you are the best
I never knew Rubik's Connected was an actual Rubik's brand cube, I just thought it was another Rubik's Cube brand. I own one Rubik's Connected!
When he said "just like opening a ripe durian" got me laughing😂 LOL
what do you think about the gan 12 maglev
Tingman can you please do an review of the rubiks edge cube. Please and by the way i love your videos.
I wanna know what you think of the rubiks edge.
I’ve been waiting for this vid 3 hours ago 😎😎
Turn the second layer in one hand while keeping the first layer stay still.
A lot of people say solving the Rubik’s brand is harder but the real challenge is opening it
10:30 - at least opposite layers no longer turn with each other like older Rubik’s 4x4s.
I had a Rubik’s brand 4x4 for like 2 or 3 maybe more years and then like and month or less ago I got the yj mgc 4x4, best idea I ever had.
I own 3 official Rubik’s cubes:
-The 2021 one
-One from 1980’s or 90’s
-One I’m pretty sure that’s from way before that, the stickers are peeling, it’s super sticky, it can’t turn that well, and the logo is probably the first one
But then again I have a GAN cube so it doesn’t matter
One can’t be from the 1980s and have one from way before that, as it was realeased I. The 80s, so it’s probable from the 90s
Hey Tingman, keep up the great cubing content
I'm so excited to meet you in Runaway Bay Sunday!
I recently got a solved scramble on a 2x2. That must be as rare as winning the lottery.
I swear if rubik's is gonna release a stickerless or tilesless cube ima donate 1k$ to charity (i dont have 1k$ but im just joking cos rubiks doesnt release stickerless cubes)
Until now 👀
They just made a sticker less cube
bro gotta donate to charity now
I said it as a joke lmao
@@IcedPineappls nuh uh
do a video of testing if you can turn the corners.
Thank you for doing the thing people can’t do and don’t have to