I got this cube because I didn't want to spend a lot of money on my first 7x7. so I went with this cube. I didn't expect much. out of the box it was horrible, but after a solve or two it really started to break in. I put a few drops of dnm and it made it a bit better. I also loosed the tensions and it was a bit better. it is very stable but, I'm too afraid to turn fast because I'm scared it will result in it breaking. but if its your fist 7x7, and you're not looking to spend too much money, I would recommend this puzzle.

The cube is definitely a budget cube. When I first got it, this was my first 7x7. I'm pretty new to cubing. But, the tensions on this cube are way too tight. Not that I literally didn't expect good things from this cube. It is really really hard to loosen the tensions. It took some time but then I finally got it. The corner cutting both reverse and forward is a little bit less than ok. I mean 7x7s are not really supposed to corner cut that much but for a beginner, this cube is really good. The inner layers are a less smoother and tighter than the outer layer but that is manageable. PLEASE read this entire review before you but the cube. If you are a beginner to 7x7, then this cube is perfect for you. If you are an intermediate, then not so much.

For the price I would say is the best 7x7 out here. Not all 7x7's are $15.99. So if you're looking to get your first 7x7 cube on a budget this is the option for you.

Overall, I was not pleased or impressed with this product. I should've known better than to order stickered cubes. The packaging itself was in good condition which I was glad of. However the cube itself arrived with three stickers already peeling. In the next two weeks of having it in possession, most the red face has fallen off, with other faces following en route. The product was overly priced (especially for a cube with poor quality). *NOT RECOMMENDED FOR SPEEDCUBING!*

The cube was nice and smooth, but the moment I did a decently fast R U R’ a center piece popped out and snapped in half.

I bought it because it was cheap (and even cheaper because it was on sale) and I wasnt expecting it to be very good. I dont really know how good 7x7s get, because the only thing I have to compare it to is my friends shengshou 7x7. But I love it. It turns really smoothly and it has a nice size. I would definitely recommend it if youre looking for your first 7x7, or looking for an improvement over your shengshou or cubing classroom 7x7

this cube is a prime example of you get what you pay for,it has a dry buttery-smooth feel out of the box, & wants to turn, though it did come a bit loose out of the box aswell. now for the flaws, this cube, like the wuhua & wuji, it has a piece breaking risk, so be cautious about usage. overall, as a first 7x7, it does its job, but as a beginners speed cube, dont bother

This, to be honest, surprised me. I thought these new 7x7s, like the Lefun and the Cloud would be no good. But, this one surprised me. I bought it for a mod (I know, I know, get a shengshou for that) but I really liked how it turned. It was smooth, and fast. I put speedy and dnm in to lube it up, and then... Boom. It didn't pop, no I've never had an issue with that, but it beat my old main, an aofu. Im kinda mad at that, but it corner-cuts about 1 and 1/2 cubies forward and 1 backward. Any more and you force it, it gets shengshou lockups. Now, with about 100 solves, its really, really good. Its no Huanglong or Wuji, if you are pro, go for those, but if you need a 7x7, this really is a good choice.

Technical stuff:
Speed- Fast when lubed, don't get discouraged by it OOTB.
Shades- Nice, but kinda sharp. A little irritating during solves
I mean this literally. The stickers arent rounded off nice, but with a hundred solves it goes away.
stability- really good, it hasn't popped
Lockups- they happen if you try to corner cut too far, but its not as bad as the aofu
Feeling- smooth, sandy OOTB

One problem: The layers stick. So when I turn the outer layers, the second most outer layers turn with it. That is my turning style, though.

Overall: 9.5/10, so 4.75/5

Update: I am a modder, not a speed solver. This means that I would rather turn it into something, and I did. I turned it into a 5x5x7. The plastic is kinda wack, but it had a lot of play so you could be sloppy with extensions. I honestly recommend this for non cutting mods WAY more than the shengshou. Its cheaper, turns better, and responded good enough to mods that the 15 or so bucks you save is well saved. Do not and I repeat, DO NOT cut far into the mechanism. Use a shengshou for that.

This is a great starter cube and one of the most well-turning cubes I have. The centers are a bit fragile though.

The cube was nice and smooth, but the moment I did a decently fast sexy move on it, a center piece popped out and snapped in half