Every Rubik's Cube Method Explained in 7 Minutes!

In this video I go through the best ways how to solve the 3x3 Rubik's Cube!

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Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
0:09 - Layer By Layer
0:35 - Corners First
1:12 - CFOP
1:50 - Roux
2:17 - ZZ
3:04 - Petrus
3:31 - Belt Method
4:08 - CFCE
4:33 - Ribbon Method
5:11 - Blind Method
5:43 - ZB Method
6:29 - Outro

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[doiz-gd]

Very good video!

Good quality, nice voice, informative, entertaining, nice background music...

[roger]

I’m developing my own method using God’s number. The main issue is learning 43, 000, 000, 000, 000, 000, 000 algorithms, but the payoff is gonna be incredible 😊

[quasigeek]

The reason the "corner first" was the method used in the first speed cube competition in early 80's is probably because the original Rubik's cube was packaged with a pamphlet introducing/explaining the cube on one side and show levels of success on the other. The levels were: Good: one face, Very Good: 2 faces, Master: all corners and Cubist: full solution. So for early Rubik's cube solvers, because of the pamphlet, doing the corners first was probably thought the way to go. I wish I could find a scan/picture of that pamphlet.

[mystic]

You forgot one more method: The iconic “I just peel the stickers off”

[frankroman]

As a cfop user I'm very amazed on how many other unique ways to solve a 3x3

[erinnerungen]

Honorable mention should be 8355. It's an amazing method for beginners, as it's a largely intuitive with very few algs (arguably only need one), but also very simple. I've taught this to people first over LBL, with fantastic results

[diegomonge]

I use blind method. Specifically 3 style method. But there is also Orozco. 3 style simplified, M2, U2, Old Pochman, EKA, and possibly more, but the fun is to memorize the cube and proceed to solve ir without seeing anything, I love it.

[lewisone]

This might be the first video showing methods that actually shows the Watermann or Corners first method. Very cool.

[ariac]

Easiest to hardest (In terms of algorithms to learn)

1. Intuitive
69. DEVIL (Solve the entire cube using ~N PERM!~
2. Beginner
3. Roux
4. CFOP
5. ZZ

6. Ortega (Solve a belt, solve the white SIDE, solve oll, and then solve the rest with 1 alg.)
7. Angels method (Solve EO, then solve the rest with 1 alg.)
8. Gods method *this is the method my cousin uses* (Solve everything with 1 alg.)

[davidbird]

this was awesome!
explained each one awesomely 😄

[cubersquad]

Never knew there were so many methods! I only knew bout 3/4th of em lol.

[ohiodevildog]

Very good video. I appreciate learning about the different methods. I have used CFOP since 2018.
I originally learned CFCE in 2003 but didn't know till today what it was called. When I look back at the notation from the book I have, I am impressed I was even able to learn to solve the cube because it is very poorly written. It did help me get a basic understanding of how the cube could be solve, I figured out how to solve the first two layers intuitively, and then memorized two algorithms to solve the last layer.

[hyoukaa]

the second method i learned besides LBL was actually Edge First (6 cross method)

it only requires 1 algorithm that is a 4-mover, basically meaning you dont need to memorize any algorithm.

Its super beginner-friendly, i learned it under 5 minutes

and its surprisingly not bad,
my pb is about 20 secs, but the tps was terrible, which means you can definitely sub 15 (or sub 10) with that

[TheCubingGymnast]

I'm trying to learn the ZB method and it's going pretty well so far. I am also going to practice cross+3 in inspection so that I only have two pauses.

[jesseasante]

Imagine if someone learn all these

Edit: schooch may have learnt all these

[RandyTheVlogger]

Thank you so much. Cool and informative video.

[kelementinc]

Good job on putting them in one video!

[FlummoxTheMagnificent]

Currently working on my own method, hopefully it will be good enough to make its way onto lists like this!

[tayson]

I learned how to do the layer by layer today. I got it memorized pretty fast but now I’m gonna try getting better at it.

[Sterlingclub]

I actually made 2 of my own methods which actually work an they are the blocks method and FCOP. Blocks is based after petrus where first you make a 2x2 block, then you extend the block until F2L is finished then you do oll and pll. FCOP is what it sounds like. F2L, cross, oll, pll.