10:52 Ugh, when I saw you lose the grip, my heart skipped a beat because it reminded me of CorenPuzzle's 22x22 explosion. Every part of me was prepared to watch the 19x19 fall to priceless pieces in your hands. But alas!
You’d be surprised how easy it is to reassemble a big cube when you put some dedication into finding out which pieces go where. Normally when reassembling a big cube the hardest part is trying to find the pieces you need.
I just picked up my first cube ever 5 days ago, I'm 38 years old, lol. I can finally solve it fairly consistently at around 4 minutes. This video hurts my heart, hahaha!
Congrats! I love meeting new Cubers! The grind to sub 1 minute is one of the most fun parts of cubing. Just the feeling of an entire section of numbers on your times getting taken away feels really good. Good luck on your cubing journey. If you have any questions about anything, don't be afraid to ask. You can just comment on one of my videos. If you like them, consider subscribing as I'm trying to get 250 subs before December 12th (my channels' second anniversary) but only if you want to. Good luck again, and have fun!
People say that it’s crazy that people spend hours on solving one cube, but when you’re solving a big cube, your hooked, and your not doing anything until you finish it!
unfortunately I highly doubt he would do that. He did it in the middle of 2016 (which I remember watching parts of live) it took something like 29 hours and he has so many more big cubes now. Plus, for what it’s worth, I do remember him saying “Never again”.
I do own one of these. Still working through my first solve. I'm a casual that just uses beginner's method, and I am okay with that. I like the sheer length of the solve of big cubes, and am in no real hurry to get the best times or learn faster and more efficient algorithms. Just the journey of the solve is enough for me. I do find this 19x19 incredibly stable though. I've solved all the centres, and am working on the edges as I write. I do find the second layer of the cube to be the most unstable, the one just after the large edge pieces. When doing algorithms on this cube involving the middle layers, sometimes the second layer can catch and a piece can get out of alignment after the algorithm is done. I just shuffle it back in by using a thin metal tool I use for miniature model work and everything is fine. Only once have I had to take a whole piece out that popped out of alignment and ended up on the wrong edge so I could not just slide it back into place. It's pretty easy to fix all these tiny things though and then keep going, at no point does it feel like it is going to explode, it is more just trying to work out which piece going where which is the main hurdle for me. Yes, I do collect cubes. It's not cheap, but it is definitely a great collector's item. If you can solve say a 9x9, then you can probably solve this, though of course it will take longer just due to the sheer number of pieces. :-)
Wow that's very interesting! I've never seen someone who collects cubes, but isn't that interested in speedsolving. Also, as long as you can solve a 5x5, you should be able to solve this.
I find this very relatable. For me too, the journey of the solve is what counts. (Although I do try to speedsolve a 3x3 sometimes - my fastest time is still more than a minute, haha.)
Hey JR, can you tell me what the puzzle is on the shelf behind you? Its the one on the right side in the video, in the very back corner, stacked on top of the Gear Skewb. It looks very familiar but i just cant seem to remember what that one is called.
@@Striker-tq4vf the 19x19 is mass produced, which means they are sold commercially. There is only one 33x33 as far as I know, so it isn't mass produced
On the cubes 3x3 to 5x5, is there a regular pattern (all sides have the same pattern just with other colours), that includes every colour at least once on each side?
Strictly speaking nobody in the world has mastered the Rubik's cube, everybody has room to improve. The person who can do a god's number solution every time with 15 seconds inspection and over 10 TPS has mastered the rubik's cube.
A new record largest mass produced puzzle! This only comes once every few years. I would expect these extreme big cubes to be expensive, but $1000 still seems too high.
The fact that a 5% discount code can save you 50 dollars is insane
yeah its alot
@@thesardaunatv Bro stop self promoting.
OMG £950. Gimme 2 of them
Its as much as gan cube
@@pll__skip I SEE YOU EVERYWHERE
Anyone remembers times, when cubes larger than 7x7 were supposedly impossible to construct?
You be be a real old school cuber. When I started (2015) the largest mass produced was MoYu’s 13x13 and the largest in existence was Oscar’s 17x17.
Me too.
@@AndrewTyberg
I started at that time too
What do u average?
@@lponchain slow
@@lponchain on 3x3 probably 17-18
10:52
Ugh, when I saw you lose the grip, my heart skipped a beat because it reminded me of CorenPuzzle's 22x22 explosion. Every part of me was prepared to watch the 19x19 fall to priceless pieces in your hands. But alas!
I feel you
You’d be surprised how easy it is to reassemble a big cube when you put some dedication into finding out which pieces go where. Normally when reassembling a big cube the hardest part is trying to find the pieces you need.
At first I thought you solved it in 4 minutes, but it was 4 hours dang that is commitment.
Lmfaooooo 4 minutes 🤣😆
@Just A Bowl Of Ramen If you know how to solve a 5x5 you can solve anything larger, it just takes a l o t more time to do
@Just A Bowl Of Ramen nice, wish you the best of luck
I just picked up my first cube ever 5 days ago, I'm 38 years old, lol. I can finally solve it fairly consistently at around 4 minutes. This video hurts my heart, hahaha!
Congrats! I love meeting new Cubers! The grind to sub 1 minute is one of the most fun parts of cubing. Just the feeling of an entire section of numbers on your times getting taken away feels really good. Good luck on your cubing journey. If you have any questions about anything, don't be afraid to ask. You can just comment on one of my videos. If you like them, consider subscribing as I'm trying to get 250 subs before December 12th (my channels' second anniversary) but only if you want to. Good luck again, and have fun!
@cuber Yup. I haven't reached there yet but hopefully soon.
@@CraterCuber awwww the dumb kid needs help?Do you?Poor thing!!!Dont worry, I will take care of you
Good job!
People say that it’s crazy that people spend hours on solving one cube, but when you’re solving a big cube, your hooked, and your not doing anything until you finish it!
Imagine having to magnetize that cube 🥶
Lol
There would be more than 2190 magnets!
Cube Solve Hero to the rescue lmao
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Nice!!!! excited to see a solve lol
KTK is BEST KTK
@@zzRouxfop yes
Lol that thing turns smoother than my rubik's brand 4x4
Your mother turns smoother than a Rubik's brand 4x4. Rubik's brand doesn't make smooth cubes
@@averagejoey2000 newer 3x3s
Do another solving all your puzzle live stream at the end of the year please
Let’s all copy past this comment to see if it happens lol
@@raycurosgameplay4123 I hope so
unfortunately I highly doubt he would do that. He did it in the middle of 2016 (which I remember watching parts of live) it took something like 29 hours and he has so many more big cubes now. Plus, for what it’s worth, I do remember him saying “Never again”.
@@AndrewTyberg true, but let’s just hope 🤞
OMG I WAS WAITING FOR THIS
0:16 I thought you were opening it with only your finger lol
I do own one of these. Still working through my first solve. I'm a casual that just uses beginner's method, and I am okay with that. I like the sheer length of the solve of big cubes, and am in no real hurry to get the best times or learn faster and more efficient algorithms. Just the journey of the solve is enough for me.
I do find this 19x19 incredibly stable though. I've solved all the centres, and am working on the edges as I write. I do find the second layer of the cube to be the most unstable, the one just after the large edge pieces. When doing algorithms on this cube involving the middle layers, sometimes the second layer can catch and a piece can get out of alignment after the algorithm is done. I just shuffle it back in by using a thin metal tool I use for miniature model work and everything is fine. Only once have I had to take a whole piece out that popped out of alignment and ended up on the wrong edge so I could not just slide it back into place. It's pretty easy to fix all these tiny things though and then keep going, at no point does it feel like it is going to explode, it is more just trying to work out which piece going where which is the main hurdle for me.
Yes, I do collect cubes. It's not cheap, but it is definitely a great collector's item. If you can solve say a 9x9, then you can probably solve this, though of course it will take longer just due to the sheer number of pieces. :-)
Wow that's very interesting! I've never seen someone who collects cubes, but isn't that interested in speedsolving. Also, as long as you can solve a 5x5, you should be able to solve this.
I find this very relatable. For me too, the journey of the solve is what counts. (Although I do try to speedsolve a 3x3 sometimes - my fastest time is still more than a minute, haha.)
people in 2030 will be like. "mass produced $1000 19*19s were sooooo last 10 years ago. now we can just by a 135*135 for $15."
You forgot the M after $15
When I solved my 13x13, it took me 4 hours and 29 minutes… the fact you got close to that time on a 19x19 is insane
I'm surprised they did not make a 20x20 in 2020. Now we gotta wait another 110 years. 😭
The 16x16 and the 18x18 should come first... :)
Seeing these massive cubes always triggers my anxiety, it always look like it could easily pops off
Do more 3d printed puzzle unboxings
Gotta say love that angel straight on if you with all your puzzles in the back
The title and thumbnail of this video are going to get you a LOT of views in the future. Enjoy the commissions! Lol.
Great video also 👍
Here before this gets 10 trillion views. 19x19x19? Stickerless? Insane!
These kinds of puzzles would be impractical with stickers since they would be so small and would constantly unstick
Jr cuber...what advice would you give to those who want to start vlogging about rubiks,and do you need a good camera?? Please answer🥺
my biggest achievement : i have 3 of the cubes which he has in the background
and I can solve one of them
Your good of solving and a very good video
Loved the unboxing, keep it up and that cube is a beast.
That’s a lot money!
i recon so
He needs to send it back meaning he didn't buy it.
@@tomaszrebiszcubing9469 I no that, I’m just saying that for a cube that is a lot of money.
2:00 I’m dying 😂😂
19x19 Rubik’s cube is now here!
2:00 perfect add timing
DAMN BOI HE THICC
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Can you do end of the year cube collection again?
Jeez, time flies. I still recall when Kenneth (RedKB) showed the 17x17 prototype...
Your keyboard is so pretty!! 🤩
cant wait to see the flat face version someday
What is the HUGE 3x3 that stands next to the 17 x 17? I need that xD
I got mine when it was on preorder. It’s a great puzzle.
Satisfying to watch you turning 😋😋
Love it keep up the good work 🖤
how about that yuxin huanglong 13x13
Pls get a black 19x19
Hey JR, can you tell me what the puzzle is on the shelf behind you? Its the one on the right side in the video, in the very back corner, stacked on top of the Gear Skewb. It looks very familiar but i just cant seem to remember what that one is called.
Wait, jr cuber, isn't the highest order n by n puzzle the 33 by 33 rubix cube? U can buy it on Oliver's stickers... right???
Well technically, but it isn't mass-produced, it's more than 40 grand and nobody has bought it.
@@ThinkAboutVic wait does mass produced mean there already made?
@@Striker-tq4vf the 19x19 is mass produced, which means they are sold commercially. There is only one 33x33 as far as I know, so it isn't mass produced
@@iansymonds8155 then what would happen if you bought one?
@@Striker-tq4vf bought one of what
I have a question did you get sleep thinking how to solve the cube?
Hey, try maybe unboxing the Meilong Big cubes next and that will be interesting
So, solve livestream anytime soon?
when your so late you cant even see the bot comments
On the cubes 3x3 to 5x5, is there a regular pattern (all sides have the same pattern just with other colours), that includes every colour at least once on each side?
do a superflip followed by a chekerboard
@@jvcubing6137 superflip? I only know the basic beginners method.
@@elrohirshouldercheaptrick9452 look up the superflip pattern, it's very easy. And then do the checkerboard pattern
OMG I have the same mousepad! nice black world :)
Holy shit I haven’t watched his videos in years I remember when he only had a couple thousand
I used to watch his videos 8 years ago it’s been forever
@@alexpelaez978 and he lost hella weight
You gonna unbox the mkbhd cube?
Is that your new main 19 by 19?
Rubik: This is the hardest puzzle in the world, it will take years to master!
Now: hold my 19x19
Strictly speaking nobody in the world has mastered the Rubik's cube, everybody has room to improve. The person who can do a god's number solution every time with 15 seconds inspection and over 10 TPS has mastered the rubik's cube.
@@averagejoey2000 if someone ever does that then I will never pick up a Rubik's cube ever again
How come these massive puzzles are pillowed?
They should make a magnetic 19x19. But it'd be like 2000+ dollars
nah it'd probably just be an extra $100-$200
That’s insane!
What bro how the heck have I not seen a 19x19 until now I'm shocked, only 8 mo the late lmao
his backwall gave me an epileptic fit 10/10
Shengshou is done climbing on other people's heads, now it has to use the rungs of the ladder
Finally I wondering all these days why he get the 19x19
I was the 124th like 😁 and got here only 18 minute after it was posted
But anyways great video it is really interesting 👌😎
BRUHH YOUR SOO LUCKYY
Great video!! Also I love your keyboard what brand is it?
I think it’s this one Apple Wireless Magic Keyboard 2, Silver (MLA22LL/A) - (Renewed) idk correct if I’m wrong
lol when you first pulled it out of the case I thought you just had monster huge hands
Do another solvent all your puzzles livestream at the end of the year plz
Everyone copy-paste so it has a chance of happening
HUGE
Does it corner cut 45?
That cube costs more then My entire collection
You could actually play chest on thear
DAMN feliks would love this! haha
Well, there goes my wallet
The fact that people are willing to pay boatloads of cash for this.... dang
Is your keyboard a GK61?
A new record largest mass produced puzzle! This only comes once every few years. I would expect these extreme big cubes to be expensive, but $1000 still seems too high.
buy more 6 of those, and use em all to make force cubes.
Geez thats massive
yoo 🔥🔥
The largest cube in the world I can't believe it
What do we call that is showed at 7:24
wasn't the 17x17 $999 when it first came out?
Imagine the cube popping while turning it
BOOM
1:56😂😂😂
My notification came a bit late
Got this in August for around $700.
1:57 Ahhhhhhhh!!!!
Pls unbox the 20x20
Nice shirt lmao :)
Fun fact: u saw this video because of Z3Cubing,s 13x13 video where Sreekar Ramisetty said
HE THICC BOAY !!!!! killesd me ^^
This 19×19 cube is magnetic or not
Why only odd numbered cubes?
that is amazing!!!
I got mine back in August 2020 from AliExpress for a Total: US $682.20
Bruh imagine not using speedcubeshop
Hoping we get a 0x0 cube
Finally !
woooowwwwwwwww crazyyyyyyy mannn
Its 800 on speedcubeshop
Live solve of this
Nice dude
wow I can only dream of speed solving a puzzle that expensive :/
Get 5 more and make force cubes
ok
do u really have all those rubiks cubes ????!!!!
I can feel the pain when they get a pop or a lockup