really good dont need no 70$ gan with magnets this got good magnets

Me, moderate cuber. Avg 30-35 second solves.

Had great reviews for budget cube with magnets. Bought two black cubes with intention of turning one into F2L trainer. (Still trying to break 30 sec avg.) After my kids playing with both of them for about an hour I may need to buy a couple more. Was a little 'sandy', 'gritty', out of the box as others stated. but this loosened up quickly. Quick turner, magnets are strong enough to be a benefit. Quieter than my old Zianchi and Weilong, but not advising this is quiet enough for a library.

For this price you cannot go wrong. For this cube, you cannot go wrong. Buy them!!! Also shipping from The Cubicle was amazingly fast. Great team to buy from!!

I mean it's just as good as people are saying it is. Out of the box the tensions came a little tight (at least for me) but they seemed even on all sides (or at least close enough). Let's do a pros and cons list.

Cons: there is spring noise on at least couple sides that you can notice when you turn the layer slowly.
it does lock up more than some other cubes like the rs3m 2020 (it's really not that locky though).
ideally the magnets could be a bit stronger (this is just my opinion though)
it came dry and a little tight out of the box. Obviously lube and tensioning fixes that.
corner cutting is not the best (it's like 45 degrees when tensioned well)

Pros: hey it still corner cuts 45 degrees or slightly more with some force.
it doesn't lock up or catch that much especially for a budget cube and as long as you turn decently accurately it won't be a problem at all.
the magents are stronger than the rs3m 2020 and you can double magnetize it (I think anyway)
the shades are nice on both the stickered and stickerless versions (yes I have both)
It is snappy and low pitched (which I like) and it isn't very loud especially compared to the rs3m 2020.
The spring noise is not loud enough to where I really notice it during solves.
doesn't corner twist/pop (although what cube does nowadays)
doesn't feel cheap (at least in my opinion)
It is light (a good bit lighter than the rs3m 2020)
It's literally 6 BUCKS!!!

Overall, I love this cube. I bought 3 of them, 2 from the cubicle and 1 from Amazon. I was expecting this cube to be amazing because of all the reviews I had read and watched on YouTube and I was still impressed. I honestly don't understand how they made a cube this good that's magnetic that costs 6 dollars. Sure it doesn't feel as premium as the rs3m 2020 or other cubes (the rs3m is like the most expensive cube I own haha) but I mean for the price it's incredible. If you were to ask me which one I prefer, this or the rs3m 2020, I'd say the rs3m 2020 but this cube isn't very far behind it. I like the frosted texture on the cube as well. I put 2 drops (I think) of silk in mine and it got rid of the dry feeling out of the box. Honestly just buy it, you can fix the spring noise and as long as you have lube and a screwdriver (which it comes with) you can set it up to be really good. And the other cons really aren't a big deal especially at this price point. I don't regret buying 3 of these. Somehow this cube isn't too good to be true.

I'm a teacher and I'm kind of known around the school as "The Guy That Can Solve The Rubik's Cube." It's kind of cool as a lot of my kids have also shown an interest in learning as well. I'm all about teaching tools, and one product I found was the training puzzles by Calvin's Puzzles. Thing is, those aren't magnetic, and I really like my magnets!

Enter the MeiLong 3x3 M. I bought three stickerless and stickered cubes and was able to replicate the original training puzzles. But, mine have magnets. I've paired three of these with two of the Monster Go cubes and during downtime, I teach my kids the beginners method mixed in with a little bit of F2L. I've even set up a how to course with surprisingly great success! They start by solving the white cross one till they progress through the lineup, and when they're ready, they'll solve the full cube on one of the resident RS3M's hanging around the classroom. As an added bonus, I used these to help teach myself CFOP and I can say that these have definitely helped me as well! They make identifying each case easier and also save time so you can get more repetitions in.

As far as the cubes go. Well, I'm an adult with expendable income, and I have a lot of the more "premium" cubes. And compared to what I have in my collection, these are surprisingly good, especially when you consider the price. I don't remember how these were out of the box, but I have these setup up with standard out of the box tensions with a combo of FZ Rush and Calm. The magnets are on the weaker side, but they bump just enough for stability and to let you know that they're there. Turning is smooth, with no real hangups, they corner cut well, and there's nothing really to complain about. Another plus is I find these to be pretty quiet too. The one thing is they just don't feel premium and there's not a lot of adjustability. But that can easily be be overlooked when you consider how much you paid for these. (These are also discounted when you buy multiples at the same time!)

You don't have to do what I do to learn how to solve. I'm a teacher and I'm a sucker for training tools. But, if you're just getting into cubing, this MeiLong M is hard to beat. It definitely punches above it's weight. I know the RS3M is only a couple dollars more, but to me this is the better cube to learn on as you're not going to be as preoccupied with adjusting the cube, but more so with just solving it. I highly recommend this cube to anyone that is just learning how to solve the cube! Easy Five Stars!

A bit sandy out of the box but what do you expect with a $7 cube. It wears out after a bit though, but you can set it up to how you like it! 9/10 cube 100% recommended for beginners. PURE AWESOME!

When I heard Jules/Waffle routing this as his new favorite, I first thought he was exaggerating. It's a budget cube, after all. And based on the super-lightweight Meilong, which is fun but lacks that certain oomph to feel more premium, and less of a toy. I had even magnetized my own Meilong quite a while back, which was a good improvement, but still lacked something.
This M model has, for its weight, *very* strong magnets that virtually SNAP your turns into place with little effort. And it has just enough blockiness to approach the new RSM 3 to give it a serious, substantial feel without being or turning too heavy. My family appreciates how QUIET it is, since I take this one everywhere now.
The only tiny gripe is that it's still a bit Sandy out if the box, but nothing a bit of your favorite lube can't fix.
This little thing is fantastic for the price, you just can't go wrong with it.

It is a little stiff when first opened, but after I lubed it and loosened it a little bit I had a new main. (Not a surprise because my old main was a Rubix brand. LOL)

Wait hold on 5000 letter allowed?? dang. anyways the cube is fine. There are some lock ups, and it popped a couple times in the 2-3 months that i've had it. It may have been too loose, and that segways into my next thing: tensioning. The tensioning is basic, but you know, expected for the price. the screw, like, molded a bit when I turned it and was maliable. It was hard to get what I liked first, but then it was good. The magnets aren't as strong as I'd like them to, but, again, the price. I should have gone for the RS3M and I probably recomend it more. All in all, meh cube but good for the price.

This is a really good cube, for $7!? this is way better than my first cube, (rubiks lol) so, I definitely recommend it.

It has medium magnets and corner cuts well. it is also cheap and very worth it. However, the reason it is not my main is because it gets dirty easily and also feels cheap. It has a lot of friction as there are no grooves. Overall, If you are low on budget and want a good cube, get this.