This was my first 2x2 and it was absolutely amazing! The corner turning was about 2/3 a piece and reverse was about 1/2 a piece. Turning is really great, it's not too slow but not too fast for me but it locks up a bit (but not a lot). It's fine if you drop it a few times because all that will happen is a few pieces will come lose but that's an easy fix. The best I've gotten on it is 2.5 and using Ortega my average is about 7.5.Overall, if you're a beginner or an intermediate, I would recommend buying this cube! 10/10

OOTB this cube wants to move, it's really fast and has great corner cutting. I have no doubt with proper setup this can replace your main.

This cube was great out of the box. After I lubed and tensioned it, it was even better and I was very happy with my purchase. However, a day later, it popped, and ever since then it doesn't perform very well; the core has internal pops and that makes solving the cube not fun and annoying.

This cube was pretty well set up out of the box. The tensions made it nearly impossible to corner twist without almost breaking the cube. I kept the tensions and set it up with some lubicle and weight 4. After that, it corner cut a little under 45. It almost never locks up, even with my aggressive turning style. Overall, 11/10 IGN

No complaints, no raves, just a basic happy with it. Something odd to note, on the stickerless when it pops the actual corners fall apart... as in they're no longer a corner but several pieces. Just something to keep in mind due to the potential small pieces that could be a choking hazard if there are small kids in the house.

this 2x2 was not too good out of the box, but, with lubricant, it became smoother and much better. I would have this as my main but one of the layers went out of alignment and my brother took it apart then tried to snap a piece back in and the stock snapped. really good cube though.

Let's just get this straight, I can be a frugal individual.

I'm willing to spend more on a product that has convinced me of its worth, however, I am often drawn towards the mysterious and magnetic pull of a "deal".

This was a case where I was drawn towards a "deal" (cheaper alternative in this case) with a reputation for punching far above its price point.

I considered many of the flagship 2x2's (Gan 249 V2, Qiyi Wuxia, GuoGuan Xinghen...) before deciding to purchase the KungFu Yue Hun.

I'm over the moon with this decision. What I received with this purchase, was a crunchy, fast and light 2x2, and the satisfaction of saving money. You know the saying "Hunger is the best spice"? That applies here.

Good purchase, great savings, happy cuber.

Set up with Angstrom Dignitas on all pieces (over-lubed, worked in, wiped down), small dab of gravitas on the inner feet, lubicle black on the core screw section, and a few drops of DNM-37

PB: 5m87s (from 6m03s)

Okay so this cube is pretty good but one thing I noticed was the lock ups. It locks up occasionally.
On the plus side, it hasnt popped for me yet. The only thing that happened is that my brother dropped it and one of the pieces fell apart bit it wasnt too hard to put back together.
The corner cutting isnt the best but its fine.
Overall its a fine cube. It isnt the best but good for its price.

This cube was amazing immediately out of the box.
It is very fast and didn't need any lube. Has great corner cutting (45 degrees).
I've bought the stickerless version and the colors are really bright. The only con I could find is that it is hella fast (probably cuz im new to speedcubing).

So i just gave my old 2x2 to a friend ,i haven't practiced 2x2 for a few months now so i decide to buy this cube.
Out of the box ,the tension is very tight ,it was fast ,scratchy but still controllable ,and feels like it have magnets in it ,the stickers color is half-bright .I get used to the 3x3 size so this cube feels small in my hands .I would give it 5 stars because its good !