Out of the box I wasn't very happy with how this cube was performing. But after breaking in, it has gotten really fast but still controllable to some degree. It pops one out of maybe 10 solves but that goes to my inaccurate turning. It's probably the fastest 6x6 in the market and one of the best overall.

When i opened the box I was expecting a slow and thight 6x6 but it was very fast and smooth, with no lockups on outer layer.
The size is great and the matte finish feels really good. Also, it has primary internals, wich i love.
If this is not the best 6x6, i cant imagine how good the Aoshi wrm is.

That is the most skibibi cube I have gotten from big cubes

Really good budget cube, has a little hiccups as I get faster, but for just a trying out it is a spectacular cube. No need to start out with a expensive Gan cube

This 6x6 is pretty good. It is light, small, and easy to use. It's a bit worse than the aoshi and is slightly better than the mgc however it is smaller and lighter than the aoshi. Would recommend to people to who don't wanna get the aoshi.

This is a great product other than the occasional lock up, and the magnets are pretty strong so it takes a second to get used to but it’s a great budget 6x6

As usual, my reviews barely cover the positives of a cube, and are from a more competitive standpoint

Unlike the MeiLong 7x7 V2, this cube is much more slow and sluggish andnlacks corner cutting, it might be defected as other reviews say the opposite but in TheCubicle's 2024 Best Cubes video it is depicted as the same. The only way to speed the cube up other than lube is by 3D printing washers which aren't available anywhere. To address corner cutting issues, I even done an entire four hole florian mod but that did not help at all, only improving hte corner cutting by a bit. I really wanted to like this cube as much as the MeiLong 7x7 V2 but I couldn't.

Overall, this cube is still better than the MGC, and is a great budget option, but from a competitive standpoint, this cube pales in comparison to a stock AoShi even when modded.

Pretty solid for a budget cube. My first 6x6. Overall very satisfied

The MeiLong 7x7 certainly took me by surprise when it came out because it was small, extremely light, and performed well despite its unassuming Florian cuts. The 6x6 is not nearly as good as the 7x7 in my opinion, but it certainly holds its own against the competition especially for its price. I found the cube to pop a little bit easier than most on looser tensions, and some of the inner layer corner cuts were a bit awkward if you're not turning accurately, but that I find to be the case with most 6x6 hardware in general. The size and the weight especially are I think its key selling points. 61mm and 143g is a very attractive weight for doing longer sessions or casual cubing, as well as for competitors with smaller hands. Overall, it has its quirks, personally I'd much rather use an AoShi in competition, but for its selling points, price, size, weight, etc. this is one of those cubes that I can genuinely recommend to everybody without exception.