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I recommend learning from J Perm. https://jperm.net/ https://jperm.net/ - also on Youtube https://www.youtube.com/@JPerm https://www.youtube.com/@JPerm Interes

• mlukaszek 3y ago
  Came here to also recommend J Perm videos. His way of explaining the solve clicked with me, and it was easy enough for my 11yo daughter to pick it up super quickly!
• loup-vaillant 3y ago
  > Interestingly, the official Rubik's cubes are very poor quality. Official Rubik’s cubes solve a different problem: being a good toy: sure they’re horrible to turn, but they also they never explode, can’t corner-twist, and can even survive being thrown into a wall. That being said, I would never recommend this brand to any one above 12.
  • kazinator 3y ago
    Newer Rubik's cubes are not horrible to turn at all, other than through the perspective of an elite, competitive speed cuber. Rubik's cubes have a long history of being crap. They used to have crappy stickers that would peel off, and would explode. The newer ones don't explode. You can definitely corner twist. Modern Rubik's brand cubes have hidden screws under two of the faces (yellow and white, I think) where you can adjust tension to some extent.
• kazinator 3y ago
  > the official Rubik's cubes are very poor quality That used to be true but hasn't been for years. The Rubik's branded cubes (e.g. that you can get a Walmart) now have decent, fast action and real plastic faces rather than stickers. They don't have the beveled inner corners for the smoothest action, but are usable. I've seen YT videos of people solving them in 20 seconds or less.