Turns well, easy to solve (just a normal pyraminx but with only one tip), the shapeshifting is fun, and it's an amazingly silly concept. Pairs perfectly with the yeet ball.

I didn't know a 3d printed product could be made with this much attention to detail

For a 3d printed puzzle it turns pretty well, including during shapeshifting. Love the texture and the tiles! With shapeshifting it's a slightly challenging solve, but not too overbearing. Definitely recommended if you like cuboids.

I just knew I had to get this when I saw it in the "new arrivals" section. It's a little smaller than my YuXin Little Magic Sq-1 but quite a bit heavier, which I like. For a 3D-printed puzzle it feels pretty sturdy and the turning is really smooth out of the box with very few catches. In terms of solving, I enjoyed it more than the Sq-1, even though it took me a lot longer at first. If you can solve the Sq-1, you can solve the Hexagon-1 too. Great addition to any collection and a really fun puzzle to pick up and do a solve every now and then.

If you’re interested in things that are simply done right, then the V2 is for you. Good job, guys!

5 stars for including black pieces to swap a color of your choice alone. Banishing green from existence makes solving my cube a million times easier and I don't have to mess with RIT dye with this one that fades over time

The turning is smooth, though a tad on the noisy side (if that matters to you). I didn't apply lube so not sure if that would help. Definitely recommend! Hopefully more manufacturers will catch on to including extra pieces to make their puzzles more accessible.

I'm an owner of Ferrocore V1 and still like that cube a lot, but this one just blew me away! I very quickly realized that I'm a much bigger fan of stronger magnets and that the sheer magnet strength allowed me to loosen up the tension/elasticity to 3/2 down from 5/4 on the V1. And the result is fast turn speed + very controllable experience. This cube just glides.

I do agree with one other review that I liked the old logo better and I missed the additional blank white center cap that was included with V1. But those minor issues aside, this is indeed a perfect cube in my opinion ❤️ Big shoutout to the Cubicle team, you guys keep doing what you're doing.

I bought six of these to make force cubes, and they worked perfectly! They came apart easy and also put back together nicely. They’re also just a nice speed cube for a very affordable price!

I don’t know how to explain to you how good this cube is. I used the ferrocore v1 (based on the weilong v10) as my main before this cube, and I didn’t know how it could get better, I loved that cube. But this cube somehow is so good it makes the v1 feel flimsy and lame. It’s genuinely so so good. Solid, but not blocky, flexible but not uncontrollable. The magnet strength is great. The core magnets are great. I like using it at tension 3, compression 7. I find the higher compression gives this cube a satisfying bouncy feel.

I’d say don’t buy this cube if you have important things to do, cause you won’t be able to put it down.

This cube is spectacular. I've not been cubing for long, however I have accumulated a few more cubes than a person needs.. my favorite for a while was Gan 12, I like the speed. It's a solid cube. I got the Ferrocore and didn't like it because it was too... buttery? Idk. Too smooth maybe. I like the tactile feel. So I tried v11, fantastic cube. I love it. Shortly after, I see this masterpiece of a cube launch and now my bank account is slightly smaller.... however

I LOVE this cube. It's the v11, but somehow even better. YOU GUYS COOKED! Thanks for making such amazingly good and cool products. Thanks CubeHead, MoYu, Cubicle. Keep up the good work.

Puzzle is very stable and comes pretty tight out of the box. I loosened the screws on mine like 135° which helps improve corner cutting and turning flow overall. Could probably use a little more loosening too, but I don't wanna go too far and risk corner twists/pops. The speed is really nice too, characteristic of the newer MGC 3x3s. Overall I think this is on par with or just barely below the Gan and Dayan depending on your turning style. If you like more stable/less flexible cubes this is probably the best option especially considering it's only $22 with plenty of features.

This is an extremely tricky cube that, even as of now, I haven't straightened out. The fact that opposite centers are the same creates a great deal of problems as does the unclear nature of which K, Q, and J goes where. These aren't design flaws, rather the qualities that make it a monster of a challenge.

I’ve only been cubing seriously for several months.. I wasn’t sure how I felt about the set up on this cube at first… but after many solves, it feels so comfortable and controlled. I’m not good enough to have a professional opinion, but I know what I like and I love this cube. Maybe be one day when I’m better and faster, I can appreciate this cube for what it has to offer and maybe call it my ‘main’!! Till then I plan to use it every day! Thank Cubehead and Cubicle for making an affordable and outstanding product!!

This cube was amazing pretty much from the get-go, all I really needed to do is wipe it down and do just a few solves and it just went. After only one day of solves on this thing I broke my pb ao5 and 12 by about 0.5 each, as well I doubled my previous best for sub 10’s in a day from 19 to over 40!
I would highly recommend this cube to anyone, and this cube specifically because the stronger corner-edge magnets really do make a HUGE difference in the performance of this masterpiece!

A good face turning icosahedron is one of the most sought after twisty puzzles out there. And this is it… The Icosaix was simple enough but very unstable and hard to find. The mf8 Radiolarian had extremely tedious tiny pieces and only turned in one direction. The Eitan’s Star turned really well but was far too tedious and time consuming. And they all cost over 90$. And this? It is relatively simple to solve, has no micro pieces, turns like a dream, is very fun to solve, and is VERY pretty. Want an icosahedron? You’ve gotta try this. You won’t regret it.