bokefenuoMoyu RS3M 2021 3X3 Magnetic Speed Puzzle Magic Cube (56mm)

I am a big fan of magnet cubes, but I would recommend to provide with some extra magnets . As broke a few from my last cube and then I had to order new cube..

I got this cube because I’ve had an authentic 3x3 Rubik’s cube for a while, and wanted to try something different. My Rubik’s cube was stiff to turn and made a lot of creaking noises as the pieces rubbed past each other. This cube is loaded with little magnets and is designed to be easier to turn and for the sections to snap into position when you turn them. It turns so much easier than my other cube, it actually feels a little slippery. I’m not a speed cuber so while these features probably make it possible to solve faster, I just like that it’s easy to turn and seems quieter. The weight seems just right too.As a matter of personal preference, I wish it looked a little more like the iconic Rubik’s cube, with black frames separating the colors. That said, the solid stickerless faces aren’t ugly. The colors are very bright (almost neon.) I wouldn’t call this a low quality cube in any way, but the bright solid plastic does make it look a little like a dollar store plastic toy to me, not a finely tuned puzzle.The cube comes with an adjustment set that contains a stubby philips screwdriver, a plastic adjustment tool, and what I THINK is a replacement piece for inside the cube. My one complaint with this cube is the documentation. There are 2 tiny pamphlets, both of them with instructions in English and Chinese(?). The 3x3 Beginner’s method is explained on one of the pamphlets, but if you want to learn to solve the cube, do yourself a solid favor and find a website or youtube video to learn from because these instructions leave too much unsaid…unless you want to consider deciphering the instructions another puzzle. The other pamphlet shows some details about adjusting your cube, but doesn’t seem to say anything about why you would want to, or what the adjustments actually do. To make adjustments, you can take the cap off the center pieces on any side. You can adjust the tension on the screw, or you can turn the clicky gear. I played around the adjustments a little, but did not feel a significant difference, so I don’t think I’ll mess with them again, and other casual players probably won’t want to either. I really wish the instructions gave some information on how to know what the right tension for you might be, or what the clicky gear was really changing. A small corner stand is also included. It’s a simple detail, but it really does make it more fun to display.In the end, this is a really good cube. The instructions are lacking, but not really necessary. I like the way it feels to use. This might be especially good for anyone who sees bright colors better, or may have arthritis or trouble turning a regular cube.

I've learned to solve the Rubik's cube since I was 11 yrs old, from an old solution book I found from my friend's father. I've worn out so many clunky knock off cubes over the years. The Bokefenuo Moyu is one of the new generation of speed cubes. This cube has magnets that can be adjusted that provide smooth spinning or adjust for custom resistance level, so it says. The enclosed accessory pack and manual is a bit difficult to read to understand how to adjust the center. But not necessary now.Even if I pull too hard, there is plenty of give without ripping the cube apart as I've done on many old spring loaded rickety cubes. With the Moyu cube, I don't need to force anything. It has the proper weight and size in my hands. It spins very smoothly with just a flick of my various fingers, for smooth and precise maneuvers. At the end of the a rotation, the magnets seem to positively snap into final position automatically. I doubt that I can repeat my 26 second personal record, but the Moyu cube provides me the best chance.

I had used various speed cube clones over the years, but wanted something with magnets, so this fit the bill. It has a nice, smooth action and settles into position with the aid of the magnets. I do wish they were a little bit stronger, though.As usual, manufacturers ship these cubes pretty loose, but it is easy to adjust the spring tension:- the central caps open easily with just a fingernail or small flathead screwdriver- it includes a Phillips screwdriver to make the adjustments- there are other tools included, but as others have noted, I'm not sure what they are for and the instructions aren't all that helpfulOther observations:- the colors are nice and matte not shiny; hopefully, this will resist scratching- it comes with a little stand, though it is pretty flimsy- the instructions are pretty basic and not all that helpful; mine even included a reference to a display case that is not included

I love stickerless speed cubes, and this one feels great. There's honestly very little to say about the cube itself, which is a good thing, but it should suffice to say that the cube turns as it should and gives you some level of flexibility at the start and end of each twist to transition easily from move to move.Oddly, though, the cube contains some small plastic pieces and what looks to be a really tiny screwdriver, but I couldn't figure out what these were for, as there seemed to be another piece shown in the instructions that wasn't included in the box. Given the fact that there really wouldn't have been any room for whatever that other item is in the package for this cube, I can't help but feel that including these other pieces is a bit wasteful.That said, they did also include a small triangular stand, and that works very well. Recommended if you want a nice, inexpensive cube to practice with.