X-Man Bell Magnetic Pyraminx V2

This is a really good pryaminx but I personally like the v1 better

The Pyraminx is my most favorite event so in my whole cube career I picked the best.
Out of the box I like the Gan enhanced more but Xman bell v2 is quicker also soft and controllable.
The tips are little slow, and you need to add a drop of Dnm or some water-based lubricant to make the tips faster.

Its not like the Weilong or YuXin little magic M; its smooth without setup
Its good that we have some improvement from the last xman bell; the magnets are customizable also the tips magnet are weaker than xman bell but it’s a good think because bell had the strongest magnet on tips, the design is more beautiful, the grip is better, the corner cut is pretty good.
The only think that can make the cube better is come with another version (UV coated)
My rating for Pyraminx: Xman bell v2, Moyu Weilong standard, Gan enhanced, YuXin little magic M

hope that cubicle start setup this cube because its world class Pyraminx

For some context, the Bell V1 was my first pyraminx, and the one I had been maining for about a year. The first things I noticed out of the box for the V2 was how everything felt lighter, the actual puzzle as well as the magnets. For me, I was one of those freaks who put in extra magnets in the tips of the Bell V1, so I found even adding in all of the additional magnets to the tips of the Bell V2 to be too weak for me. What I ended up doing was exchanging the extra magnets for the stronger extra magnets included with the Aosu and Aochuang WRM from MoYu, and that got the tips to a strength I felt was good given the lightness of the puzzle. Speaking of which, I really enjoy the reduced weight, as I instinctively don’t grip as hard into the V2 as I did for the V1, which leads to less hand cramps, and thus longer sessions. One “feature” that was added was matte plastic, which at least right now while I’m still breaking it in, I definitely don’t prefer over the V1, as I find I’m a little less confident while spamming TPS. Granted, that could also be due to the initial speed out of the box, which I found to be a little fast for my tastes, likely because of the magnets not being as strong as I would’ve liked even on the highest setting. So I ended up lubing it with a couple of drops of Compound X, which slowed it down to the point where I can control it better, as well as smoothed out the puzzle making it feel less sandy. Overall, I would highly recommend this one to anyone who takes pyraminx seriously, or wants to get into it more.

This cube has won me a podium, and I have faith it will win me more. It is just so good! I use the strongest magnet setting for both the tips and the pieces. It has great performance, and I don't have a problem with it. It comes with a lot of accessories, and a really nice box. I think there is a lot of potential for this pyraminx and it will be my main until I have a big reason for it not to be. It is fast, controllable and everything you could want from a pyraminx.

so... i main the bell v1 stickered and have for about 5 months. if you own this puzzle you know it has some real weight to it, and has ultra smoth turning ( or atleast mine does with silk and dnm in it) and this is the feeling i really like in my pyraminxes. i also own the huanlong or however you spell it lol, and the moyu pyras. if i had to compare the bell v2 to another pyra, the least simalar good pyra to it is the v1 bell. i would compare it more to a stronger magnetic moyu. if you like the moyus weight and the turning of the huanglong, (slightly crunchy) then this is great for you. if you are expecting a v1 with adjustable magnets, dont get it. its very light like the moyu. im gonna use it as my back up main after my 2 v1 bells

There are some good things and bad things about this puzzle. For $17, you can’t go wrong with it though. I’ve heard that the Gan Pyraminx is starting from $20. I’m not a fan of Gan puzzles because they warp a bit and feel a bit unstable and too light. Anyway, onto the puzzle. It is very good and for $17 there are somethings you can do with it. Out of the box, the bell v2 feels light but not so light and that is where I come in to my first problem, the Pyraminx is slightly unstable but that helps when you have the option to change the magnets. I use the medium setting, but it feels quite strong and the light feels medium. The tips feel medium but I don’t think you need to mess around with them. The strong setting is very useful and it really changes the stability of the puzzle. Turning is buttery smooth with a bit of texture to it. I have a Yulong V2 m Pyraminx (which you should get if on a budget), and it feels very rigid and tight. The turning is smooth and it glides, but this one however has a nice texture. This Pyraminx has corner cutting issues (especially reverse cut). I’m an accurate turner and that isn’t a problem for me. This cube doesn’t lock up or pop. Overall, I would give this a 4.5/5 but I’ll just give 5.

i was able to drop my average to 3.50 seconds with this cube. The shipping was also very fast!

literally best magnetic pyraminx I’ve ever had

I don’t practice pyraminx a lot but this one really got me into it. I’m not the best at setting cubes up but this came very well set up out of the box. I would definitely recommend this for new and experienced solvers alike.

I love this pyraminx and instantly became my main, and I'm proud to say I main it. the magnet strength for the tips is really nice, but even better of the Strong, with ne added magnet. But I do have one gripe with this cube. The magnets in the edges, say the green and red, aren't glued, so if you do enough solves, and the pyraminx hits your table enough, those magnets come loose, and you have to glue them back. The edges are hard to take apart to glue the magnets, but beside that, its fantastic.
4,8/5 stars