MoYu 15x15

This puzzle is amazing, but there's 2 downsides. A. Doesn't really have a MoYu feel. B. It's smaller than the 13x13.

The moyu 15x15 is the first mass produced 15x15 and the first time moyu has made a huge cube in over 3 years. This cube is sized in such a way that it is barely larger than my palm, and it makes solving it a breeze. The cube is covered in factory lube, and i recommend cleaning it out, as it gets all over your hands whenever you make a turn. The turns require very little effort for a cube of this size. Ive had this cube for about a week, and the stickers show no signs of chipping, peeling, or falling off. I have had no problems with big cube lockups or pops. Im glad this cube now comes in stickerless, but i missed my chance. Overall, I have no problems with this cube at all.

This is a good cube. Everyone says it is small, but I was still surprised by how compact it is. At the narrowest part, the edge length is similar to that of a Pyraminx, and it is around 10 millimeters larger at the center. It is fairly heavy, at 1,080 grams, or about 12 times the weight of a GTS3 M. The size improves solving comfort, but it is still fatiguing due to the weight. Turning is okay, but not great. It is fairly stiff, but it gets better with use. The main issue regarding turning is that the puzzle is quite rigid, so the layers need to be aligned before other turns can be made. This combined with the pillowed shape means that some lockups are to be expected. I have gotten two pops so far, but both were due to inaccurate turning and could have been avoided. Solving this puzzle is enjoyable, but also repetitive. It is not something most people will solve often. This cube is extremely well-built. I have no concerns about durability, but the stickers chip easily, so I do recommend the stickerless version. There are slight blemishes on some edge pieces, but nothing very noticeable. There are also unsightly seams on the innermost edge pieces, but the stickerless version avoids this due to the adjusted mold. Overall, this is a good puzzle, but it does have some issues. I do recommend it, but only to people who enjoy very long solves. I would suggest that most people opt for the YuXin HuangLong 11x11. It is much cheaper, turns better, and is much less tedious to solve.

Lots of people were saying this cube is stiff. I dont care if bigger cubes are stiff. Still a great cube in result!

I’ve always wanted a big cube like this and it was worth it. I’ve put in about 15 solves so far and not a single pop. It has smooth turning and is an awesome solving experience.

It turns so well. its a lot of fun and it looks soooo cooool. Turns way better than I expected

I’m going to start this off with a simple fact: The puzzle is amazing and broke in after 1 solve, but it is a 15x15 that weighs 2.5 pounds, the turning quality is better than that of the MFJS 13x13, which is a big plus, big cubes have to turn smooth or else it’s a pain and it sucks to solve them, but this puzzle is smooth (and a little Lubey) out of the box, the box is a thick cardboard with a metal handle, if you’re collecting puzzles and are looking to get yourself a large NxNxN puzzle, look no further because this is a deal, it only locked up once, which I easily fixed by turning the layer back 5 degrees. It’s not too big at 120 mm (4 3/4” for the people who don’t understand mm). It is somewhat pillowed, so setting it on the table to align the layers isn’t possible. Would I buy it again? Absolutely I would, it’s a great puzzle from a company that’s been around for years. Would I recommend it for people who are just starting out and have a small collection? Absolutely not, this definitely is not a beginner puzzle, but 10/10, if you’re up for the mental challenge and can pay the $320 cost, go for it

Great product! Although some pieces come out easily if not paying attention. Would be great if re-assembly instructions were available.

Beautiful cube and well made, one of my most favorite cubes in my collection. You can tell just by picking this cube up how well made it is, amazing piece of engineering. Solving this puzzle takes some patience though, it's quite catchy at times and requires most layers to be lined up almost perfectly or you risk a pop. It's still enjoyable as long as you aren't really in a big hurry (At least for me). I actually enjoyed solving the MFJS MEILONG 13X13 more than this cube, wasn't as picky when it comes to turning. It's still an amazing cube that is very enjoyable to solve if your patient enough. Very well made and a fantastic cube for anyone's collection, even if it just sits on your shelf and just looks good. 5 stars for build quality, color quality and overall engineering !! Well done MEILONG !! P.S. I would like to see a non pillowed version of this cube, curious if the turning would be less catchy like the 13x13.

MoYu 15x15