Got this for Christmas along with a few other smaller non-WCA cubes. I didn't bother trying to speed-cube it because nobody cares about your redi-cube time, it's not a real event, most people have never even heard of it.

What I really enjoyed about it was the difficulty level -- it felt like a totally new puzzle, not just a 3x3 with a twist or something, but it was also manageable. I was able to figure out some invariants of how it moved and how to solve it, and put it together intuitively without having to go to google. And yet I also didn't solve it by accident or overly quickly; I had to take some time and figure it out. So I guess I'm reviewing redi cubes as a concept, not the MoYu redi cube specifically.

But this particular object is pretty good. The turning is fine, it doesn't catch too often, and I didn't have any trouble with it. I wouldn't try to speed-cube with it, the mechanisms would become frustrating, but again I didn't want to speed-cube with it, so I don't mind.

The stickerless facelets are fairly attractive, although it doesn't sit as perfectly as I might like, and so I enjoyed not only tinkering with it and trying to solve it, but making some nice designs with it. There are some interesting quirks of parity that make it a lot of fun to be creative with, I think.

Basically I could ding it a star if I wanted to because the motion isn't perfect, and the plastic isn't perfect, but I don't want to ding it a star, because I love this thing, and I carry it around and play with it, and my wife (not a cuber) plays with it, and my kids (3 and 6) play with it, and it's a hit, and I love it, and if you want one, you should buy one.

Overall love the cube, but magnets would make it easier to handle and I would have gladly paid extra for them.

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I love this cube. It’s my first Redi Cube and I can confidently say it’ll be the last one I’ll ever buy because I‘m not sure there are better ones out there. The turning is great, the tensioning out of the box is nice, and when I got it, the outside wasn’t sticky or anything like most other cubes. I purchased it a while ago and it arrived very promptly. Would definitely recommend purchasing it.

I got the stickerless version. It is very good and I personally love it. Mine broke in very quickly. The turns are a bit loose, which makes it a little hard to align because the pieces slide past each other. I hope they come out with a magnetized version for this which would fix this. Would recommend.

I got it in stickerless and the shades are really vibrant. The cube also turns really well. I would definitely recommend buying this if you are looking for a fun cube to solve!

This puzzle turns well, definitely able to just flick a rotation, but tends to have some trouble squaring up. It may just be operator error, but i tend to bind and catch up on the center.
Because of this i would say it's a decent casual puzzle, not so much for speed solving unless you're experienced with redi cubes.

The stickerless variant also feels mildly scratchy. I dunno if it's the plastic, or the way it was put together but something about it feels weak for a lack of better words.

This puzzle is one of my favorites, it has a satisfying solution and is super smooth when you turn. It’s not very difficult and should be able to be solved intuitively.

This puzzle functions as a dino cube with corners. Difficulty level is fairly simple, around the level of a skewb and only slightly more complicated than a dino cube. Good puzzle for anyone looking for a small challenge outside of the WCA puzzles.

Turning is very smooth, but not much corner cutting. You don't need precise alignment, but if you're not careful the puzzle can lock up a little sometimes. Similar to the first time picking up a loose skewb, you'll need to figure out a good grip that won't cause accidental turns on corners you weren't expecting. Puzzle is sturdy and there is no fear of popping

For the stickered version
The corners are not perfect squares, the shape of the inner corner of the sticker gives the impression that it is peeling even though it is not. Other than that, the stickers are the colour and quality you can expect from other MoYu cubes.

So... it's a Dino Cube... but with corners? Nice.