Don't get me wrong, this is the best cube at this price point. I've been using it as my main for a couple of months now and I think that is safe to say. The one problem with this cube is that it seems to be very slow. This is my second 3x3. My first was a Warrior S and I was expecting the same speed from this but with magnets. It seems that this is slower than the Warrior S and adding lube does not help. Only add lube to this if it seems like it's getting really sluggish. Honestly, great intermediate cube! Probably not the right choice for anyone that is sub 40. Great cube to improve still. If you are looking to have this cube only until you reach sub 40 than I highly recommend. Thanks for reading!

The cube came and ooth box it was quite good and I had no problems with it. While doing an average a couple weeks after the cube came, a few of the magnets came dislodged which was fine because I had glue to glue them back in, and if I really needed to I could use the warranty. While I was gluing the magnets back in I was tensioning the cube and setting it up to fit my turning style a bit better. While I was testing the corner cutting with my new tensions I cut and the corner torpedo split In half, and the corner piece flew popped away. At this point the warranty on my pieces was expired and after attempting to glue the torpedo back together, I just had a broken cube. All this cube is good for now is salvaging the magnets when I need to magnetize something like the slice on a squan. I regret buying this cube, and if you really like the little magic then get the cosmic one because the warranty will actually last closer to the life of your cube. However the magnets are low-key pretty good in a volt slice 👌😂. I doubt the prices breaking was the cubicles fault but I was still very disappointed.

Just got into cubing so I started with a so-called "speed cube" that I quickly outgrew. Stickers, locked up on me frequently, and ultimately became more frustrating to use the more I learned, sort of taking me out of learning altogether. This Pro Shop Little Magic M had all the qualities I was looking for in a "good" cube from being stickerless, having magnets, and getting the special Cubicle treatment. So far, I'm not disappointed and am able to immediately see why this is a fantastic piece of kit. Highly recommended if you want a cube upgrade without spending too much.

Pro Shop Little Magic 3x3 M

WOW! Luv this cube!🤩🤩🤩 It was my first stickerless cube so I don’t know how it compares to others.... It is very light, smooth and fast. Almost too fast for me. I averaged around 40sec with my old cube. With this one I’m down to about 35 sec! The colors are really pretty too. :) GREAT cube!

Pros: good shades, corner-cutting, great turning
the only con I have is that it is a little uncontrollable but if you can deal with that I would definitely recommend it.
I would give it a 4.5 but I cant

This cube is amazing regardless of its price. The fact that a $20 cube can outperform a 70$ cube blows my mind. I know a lot of people are obsessed with hardware and always want the newest and the most expensive cube. However, price does not equal performance. My friend and I swapped mains for 3 weeks just to try them out. My main is the Little Magic and his is the Angstrom Gan XS. No matter how much I customized the cube I would always average around 2 seconds above my usual time. There were some similarities between the cube. Both are somewhat flimsy, and depending on how you set them up they can both be smooth. However there are some small catches on the XS that just don't happen on the Little Magic. I was way more confident with the Little Magic in my hands than the XS. My friend ordered a Little Magic right after trying mine out and said that it was honestly better than the XS. The Little Magic OOTB was even't that gummy compared other premium cubes and was competition right away. I suggest loosening the cube because it makes it faster and the magnets are strong enough to make sure the cube keeps it shape. The way the Pro Shop sets it up makes it buttery smooth but also has a slight crunchy feeling. The magnets are quite strong and you can feel them while solving but it doesn't take much force to start a turn. I am a 10 second solver but I don't want to break the bank with buying puzzles. I could recommend to anyone regardless of their speed and turn style. The Little Magic can be anything you want it to be and the fact that it is only 20$ allows anyone to get their hands on it. It can compete with any flagship out there and it is a steal for the price.

I went a bought a number of cubes for my son for Christmas and while I was at it, I decided to get myself one good cube. My son already had a Gan 356 Air SM and so I wanted to try something different. Somehow, I ended up purchasing a Valk Power M, a GTS2 M, and this Cubicle Labs Little Magic M and to be honest, I regretted ordering the Little Magic immediately after finishing the purchase. I mean, how good could you really make a $5 cube?

I opened all 3 cubes at the same time earlier today and after 5 or so solves on each, fell completely in love with this little piece of magic. The magnet strength is PERFECT, which is to say stronger than both the Valk and the GTS2, and on-par with my son's Air SM. The matte/satin finish on the pieces makes this cube stand out from the other 25 or so cubes in our house, and adds a little bit of grip that I appreciate. It's smooth, has really positive throws/movements I haven't been able to put it down. I'm about a hundred or so solves in and can't praise it highly enough.

Very good cube for beginner/intermediate. I’m currently comparing it to my yj Yulong M as my main.

I love the Yuxin Little Magic Pro Shop M. I had a regular Rubik's cube that I liked to solved, and I wanted to move on to something faster, smoother, and a lot crisper. This puzzle seemed like the best option, and for the price you get a little magic that has been lubed and proffesionaly magnetized. For $20, I don't think you can beat the price. I'm sure there are other good cheap puzzles out there, but this one is the best fit for me. I did have to mess with the tensions a bit until it felt good to me, but that was not very difficult to do. Overall, love this puzzle!