Yuxin Little Magic M

3x3
October 22nd, 2022
Basillio Noris
TL;DR

It feels budget but performs like a much more expensive cube. If you need something quieter than the RS3M202x, this is a good alternative

  • Weight & feel – average weight, pieces have inertia when turning
  • Turning Speed – average
  • Corner Cutting  good, more than enough for anything you really need
  • Magnets – average
  • Lockups – youit can hard-lock if you try to cornercut too much (think 70°)
  • Sound – Very quiet and with a buttery sound that remains very discreet
  • Looks – about as ordinary as a stickerless cube looks, the glossy plastic is a bit translucent and not in a good way
  • Plastic – it feels cheap and very "plasticky"
  • Similar-feel cubes – Dayan Tengyun v2
  • Price – 8$
The little cube that could

The Little Magic is a surprisingly good cube, it performs on par with most new cubes, including flagships from the major brands. It corner-cuts well and it doesn't lock up randomly.
While it doesn't have adjustable settings, besides the screw for travel distance (which should be tightened from stock setting), it allows to find a good balance between stability and speed Mind you: if you're considering this cube, its "speed" is not going to be what makes you slow. It's plenty fast enough.

In terms of performance it's a great cube, it just... feels cheap. To the touch the plastic is not great, it looks and feels like a budget toy. But if you can get past that it will surprise you by how well it works.
It is also fantastically quiet, with a buttery sound and feel that reminds me of the Tengyun v2. For people cubing in social settings or public transportation that can be a very positive plus.

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