Now to be completely honest, I just started doing the pyraminx 2 days ago, but I have to say it's actually my top 5 favorite cubes. Well "Cube" as in pyraminx, though I will keep saying "cube" because I don't wanna deal with auto-correct and the red annoying lines under the words. I have to say, at a price of 10 minus one penny, this is a fairly budget and friendly "cube" for beginners and intermediates. I don't know about professional, though using it in WCA is completely good in general and can be used like a normal day-to-day or a main "cube" and I have to say lovely "cube". The box it came with for me has a little character. Cute. The way to open it is to basically push the lid against itself because it's interlocked on the inside. Plastic wrap is on the outside, and easy to remove. Though I am aware that the cubing industry and the companies are trying to cut off plastic and they are using recyclable materials. Good job whoever company is still reading this. I do say, the magnets are just perfect for the "cube" as soon as you moved it, it's already in its place. Not as crazy as the 20-inch magnets that GAN uses on their cubes. Lovely cube, I suggest getting this before getting any other "cube" that is highly used and rated very positively, though I am not saying this is gonna be a bad "cube". I also have to state that, of course, it is based on how you handle said "cube" and your skill level, though everybody can just do this easily. Budget-friendly is the right word for this because it is indeed a magnetic "cube" and for that price range along with the QiYi MS series, a great deal. This is also beginner-friendly which is perfect. There is also an instruction panel and a "cube" holder in the box. It is also recyclable, well not the "cube" but most of the package if I am aware of it. I highly suggest and recommend this to people of basically all levels. Ok, as of right now disassembling it is quite a pain and struggle. I think that's just me but the disassembly after it would be quite easy, just be careful of the tip magnets because it does have 2 magnets on each tip, just for simple design I guess. Don't get scared, I got very scared when I opened the tip, though I broke it. But it is all ok, there is just one open slot for another magnet I think for modifying. Lovely "cube", super budget-friendly, and very beginner-friendly. Sorry Greg or whoever has to review this for reading this, I just want to let go of all my personal opinions and what I have seen in the community about this. Thank you guys, and I hope you all have a good shopping experience from TheCubicle and have a wonderful day. (I know that I have said cube instead of pyraminx, sorry, I'm not dealing with Grammarly.) Oh yeah just forgot because of memory dysfunction basically, the puzzle is very smooth and soft, just make sure not to eat Cheetos before inhaling the said "cube" intensity.

For the price, this pyraminx is definitely worth it... if you can find a setup that you like. Being low 3 in pyra, this puzzle definitely performs well enough to be my main. Ootb, this puzzle isn't too great, and I spent a long time trying to find a good setup (a couple weeks). I settled for minimal amounts of gravitas on the tracks, and dignitas on the pieces. With medium tensions, it is fast, but the magnets are strong enough to keep it stable. The tip magnets are very weak compared to some other pyraminxes, but I got used to them. After about a month of solving, I noticed that one side was considerably looser than the others. I'm pretty sure either the core or one of the screws stripped, but I solved the problem by screwing it back in and using tighter tensions. So far, so good. Overall, I think that if you spend the time to set this cube up, it is inexpensive, and performs just as well as any flaship out there. However, if you want an easier to set up cube, probably go for the Bell V2, or the Gan Pyra, if you can afford it. For a more detailed review:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJhY_ZRouc8

This puzzle had a center magnet installed incorrectly so that it repelled, rather than attracted, the edge piece. This gave the puzzle a lopsided feel; one of the sides didn't feel magnetic on account of the flipped magnet repelling the edge.

Aside from that, this puzzle turns decently and the sides with correct magnets have a tactile and noticeable magnetic snap. Corner cutting is not fantastic on this puzzle.

Overall, I would not recommend this puzzle on account of the poor quality control regarding magnet installation.

I paid $7.99 for this puzzle from Cubicle and purchased the stickerless version.

Turns smooth and you can really feel the magnets. Great for any stage of cubers!

I got this puzzle and the X man Bell V2 in the same order. I honestly like this puzzle much better than the bell V2. my only issue with this puzzle was the weak magnets in the tips, so i stripped apart my x man bell V1, took the tips and their magnets, and put them on this puzzle. so far, ive been averaging mid 4's, which is just below what i typically average. i would highly recommend this if you're ok with weaker tip magnets.

I threw my other pyraminx against the wall and this one was the perfect replacement. It’s stable and really fast.

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I'm a clock solver but I can easily say that this puzzle is the best pyramids on the market. Magnet strength in the body is perfect and feels extremely fun to solve on. The magnet strength in the tips is fairly weak, so you'll to add an extra magnet to them, but that's all I did in terms of setup and the puzzle is perfect for me to solve on. It feels better than my XMan Bell V1 and Moyu Magnetic Pyraminx, and for a lower price, this puzzle is a must have.

Love the pryaminx super fun to solve

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