I really like this cube, but it feels like $5 worth of material

This is like a dream 6x6 for those who like distinguishable magnet feels. Corner cutting wise you can cut a entire piece. Though be careful doing so on looser tensions as it'll pop or get this weird lock up where it shifts a piece "past" another piece on the same track. Very hard to sort that out without pulling pieces. It's smooth between alignment points and has a strong snap before and after a turn (due to the magnets of course). The magnets are strongest in the middle and get progressively softer towards the outer layers. That all but ensures you only turn what you want (meaning every so often they de-link). You can even do M-slices with one finger on the 3x3 phase of the reduction method. The colors are very easily distinguishable in even dim lighting as each has a certain brightness to them and contrast very well with each other. As a bonus: It even comes pre-lubed.

Good cube! OOTB it was very dry and crunchy feeling but after applying a whole bunch of lube of various kinds that I had lying around (DNM, Mytic, Silk), it turned out to be quite smooth. The only complaint that I have about this cube is the inconsistent magnet strength. The innermost layer magnets are a bit too strong to the point where the layers, when they align, have a kind of 'locky' feel.
If you don't want to spend $40 on a good 6x6, I'd recommend the YJ MGC 6x6 which is also a great cube for a fraction of the price. But this cube still gets 5 stars because after some tinkering you can turn it into a real speedy and stable cube.

Wonderfully tight magnetic cube well worth the money. Pleasure to solve from day one. Be warned - the magnets are not visible like with other similar cubes I own (4x4). No matter. Just wish that they could have made the same a wee bigger but unfortunately the same does not come in a larger format. Overall very satisfied with my purchase.

The cube was stiff out of the box but it definitely has gotten better with use. I'm probably between 50 and 60 solves. I like the weight and with some readjusting the tension it definitely works for me. I wish the outer layer would be a bit faster but its nothing really slowing me down too much.

First impressions: feels stiff out of the box, but not sluggish. Feels quite flexible yet the pieces stay in place and feels extremely difficult to pop. Feels very soft when turning. What surprised me the most was how stable it is. Also, the inner layers aren't abysmal like most 6x6s.

The stickerless shades are nice, the same as on the GTS3.

Versus the Shadow, the performance is very similar but solving feels much more straightforward and overall more pleasant with the Aoshi. The Shadow feels more blocky, bumpy, and less soft. The turning speed seems to be slightly better on the Aoshi and the turning speed is much more consistent throughout a single turn.
The magnets are good, they feel slightly stronger than the Shadow. Though it's hard to tell how strong they are due to the stiffness.
The main drawback of the Aoshi is the outer layers. They catch a bit and feel slightly sluggish compared to the others. The Shadow has larger florian holes for the outermost layers making them catch much less. However, the Aoshi's inner layers are much more impressive than what the Shadow has.

Overall the Aoshi is extremely stable and easy to use. The Shadow feels less pleasant and feels worse to solve on. However despite these differences it is likely still up for personal preference.

MoYu AoShi 6x6 GTS M

MoYu AoShi 6x6 GTS M

After loosening a bit out of the box, it feels amazing. It’s really fast and controllable with a weirdly smooth feel and also has a satisfying crunchy feeling I really love. But it catches and pops often and the magnets aren’t strong enough to keep the layers together when turning.

OOTB the cube is very stiff and had some weird catches where the layers would only turn one way (but it goes away after a few solves). After breaking in from a few solves, the inner layers are phenomenal, but the outer layers are quite slower than the inners, giving a weird solving experience that makes 3x3 stage harder. Not sure how to make this better, because ANY lube seems to make it worse.