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New Rubik's cube World Record!

On October 6th, Xuanyi Geng destroyed Teodor Zajder's 2.76 World Record with an staggering 2.51!

On October 6th, Xuanyi Geng destroyed Teodor Zajder's 2.76 World Record with an staggering 2.51!

I can do it in 1-2 minutes :()

I can do it in 1-2 minutes :()

@Warbcool666 said ^

I can do it in 1-2 minutes :()

i think he means 2.51 seconds

@Warbcool666 said [^](/forum/redirect/post/EOoJwmqm) > I can do it in 1-2 minutes :() i think he means 2.51 seconds

@szymszym2015 said ^

On October 6th, Xuanyi Geng destroyed Teodor Zajder's 2.76 World Record with an staggering 2.51!

2.51 secs is actually insane!

@szymszym2015 said [^](/forum/redirect/post/6tZx5lrH) > On October 6th, Xuanyi Geng destroyed Teodor Zajder's 2.76 World Record with an staggering 2.51! 2.51 secs is actually insane!

@szymszym2015 said ^

On October 6th, Xuanyi Geng destroyed Teodor Zajder's 2.76 World Record with an staggering 2.51!

These Chinese kids are cracked at solving Rubiks!

@szymszym2015 said [^](/forum/redirect/post/6tZx5lrH) > On October 6th, Xuanyi Geng destroyed Teodor Zajder's 2.76 World Record with an staggering 2.51! These Chinese kids are cracked at solving Rubiks!

I can do it instantly in 0s

I can do it instantly in 0s

What is the criteria for mixing the cube?

Because, if he had to do only 11 movements, for example, then he could do that with speed training, while other random sorted cubes would require much more movements.

What is the criteria for mixing the cube? Because, if he had to do only 11 movements, for example, then he could do that with speed training, while other random sorted cubes would require much more movements.

@celinofj said ^

What is the criteria for mixing the cube?

Because, if he had to do only 11 movements, for example, then he could do that with speed training, while other random sorted cubes would require much more movements.

if he only had 11 movements, then 0.01 seconds would be the new record. Yes, they're that good

@celinofj said [^](/forum/redirect/post/Ul7s48QU) > What is the criteria for mixing the cube? > > Because, if he had to do only 11 movements, for example, then he could do that with speed training, while other random sorted cubes would require much more movements. if he only had 11 movements, then 0.01 seconds would be the new record. Yes, they're *that* good

Machines solve it in 0.1 seconds high key

Machines solve it in 0.1 seconds high key