Review on 🧩 Mofang Jiaoshi MF3RS3 by CuberSpeed: Effortless Stickerless Speed Cubing by Barry Taylor

I've had 4 other cubes before: 3 budget cubes under $10 and Goose 356 Air SM for $40. My main issue with budget models is that they are difficult to turn with your ring finger (like the D movement) even after greasing. So I went a little crazy and went for the Gans 356 Air SM and it makes a HUGE difference! The cube can also be turned comfortably with weak fingers. Considering this is a $40 cube, I wanted to see if I could find a practice cube that was cheaper so I wouldn't break my shiny new cube. So after some internet searching I came across this cube as the best "budget" cube for the money. And I totally agree! It looks just as good as the Gans 356 Air SM and has no decals (which I like). So if you're just starting out and want to pull off some fancy moves, then this cube is for you! It also has very handy pop-up averages that you can use to adjust the tightness. One of the main caveats with this cube is that it has a lot of bouncy noise, which is very obvious. I lubricated the springs with Cube after opening the center square caps. This reduced the spring noise to an acceptable level.