And here is the promised picture :)
I might be missing one or two but you get the idea :P

@PonySlaystation Missing the 7x7x7 for example

@oudalally Yes indeed, and I intend to have sooo much more once I have a salary :D

@Haxk20 Are you talking about the pattern or the fused 2x2x2 I have?

@TheOct0 nice collection!

@PonySlaystation Thanks man, I'm proud of it :D

I want

@bcye I'm not sharing ò.ó

Can you solve all of them 'by heart'??

@sladuled Yes I can, all of them :)

EDIT: I can also solve some others, that I don't own :)

@sladuled once you know the 3 x 3 the rest are almost the same. So even a 6x6 isnt much harder - just takes longer

@musician yeah, in theory.. in practice I fuck up constantly lol

@musician That's not true. You need to know the 3x3, but you need to know how to set up the 4x4 and 5x5 in a 3x3 state separately. Then, you have all the needed knowledge to solve the larger ones.

@TheOct0 thats what i meant. And setup the bigger cube is mostly intuition (except parity)

@musician Yeah, that's just figuring out how to use what you know :)

@TheOct0 yeah. Damn now I kinda wanna get back into speedcubing again lol

@musician I did a run of all my cubes after posting this picture... I need help ^^

Nice cubes. But ++ for the juggling ball. Thought I was the only person to keep a set of these at my desk.

kinesthetics helps me think.

God it looks like it’s a high quality cube too

@nerd-san Nah, I use them a lot too :)

@devTea Which one? Some of them are poor quality, but the rest are indeed the best quality I could find :)

@TheOct0 other than mirror cube the rest should be in good quality no?

@devTea The mirror cube is actually very high quality :)
The poor ones are the original brand Rubik's 2x2x2, the fused 4x4x4 and the two keychain ones. Also, the original brand 3x3x3, right at the middle underneath the weird keychain one :)

@devTea You just ++ bombed me with upvoting all my comments here :0

@TheOct0 that's what I do

;)