CuberSpeedYuXin Little Magic 6x6 M stickerless Speed Cube Little Magic 6x6x6 Magnetic Cube

Been running this 100’s of times and it has not popped apart for me yet. It runs pretty smooth for a 6x6.I tried the MGC magnetic hoping for something smoother but that one popped apart on first spin, so this is my go to 6x6.

For being my very first 6x6, I thought it was very smoothe. Even though people complain it being dry, I actually think it's smoother than my 7x7 of the same product. I would say a complaint I have is the colors on my 6x6 and 7x7 don't match so it ruins the collection display, but it's not that bad. A complain I have about performance is that one of the corner center pieces jams up into the outer layer, but with proper caution and focus, it pops right back to place with no problem.

I got two of these at Christmas for my kids. One for some reason wound up turning better than the other which was a bit disappointing especially for the kid who got the slower one. Overall they seem to hold up well and the kids like them. I wish they were a bit cheaper but when comparing to other cubes they seem to be average.

Good for the price but out of the box it was super hard to turn, dry and sandy. Definitely needs setup but after that it works pretty well.

Compared to my older 6x6x6 this magnetic cube is really impressive. Incredible turning action. I really like this cube!

The media could not be loaded. I was so excited to get this cube bc it was magnetic and my other 6x6 was pillowed so I thought I'd get a squared cube. It came fast enough but after mixing I had a piece fall off. Turns out all the pieces have pop off tops.It locks up, it needs lube badly, and it doesn't corner cut in any direction. I'd send it back but since I have one that is better I'll keep it for back up. If you want a nice magnetic cube I'd go with qiyi, or gan, or another mainstream brand.

It's not easy to turn and it gets deformed, almost to the point of braking. Too expensive.