CuberSpeed Moyu MoFang JiaoShi Meilong 3x3x3 stickerless Magic Cube MFJS MEILONG 3X3 Cubing Classroom Meilong 3X3 Speed Cube (Updated Version MeiLong 3C)

Got two of these Rubik's cubes for my kids - both of them are thrilled with it. Unlike other cubes, these are extremely easy to turn - feels almost like a fluid motion. Of course, being stickerless, the color on these cubes last a long time. All this for less than $5, what a bargain!

The Rubik's Cube that I bought back in the eighties was getting really beat up and hard to turn. This one is so much better and turns so easily. I finally worked it! Yeah!

Nice quality cube at a reasonable price.

Really good for the price and pretty good corner cutting if set up right, but since most beginner cubers buys this they should setup the cube better

I bought this cube to qualify for free shipping. If it wasn't basically free I would never have bought it.Feels terrible out of the box, way too tight. Tried to adjust the tension screws and half were stripped out under the center caps. Corner cutting is pretty bad and the pieces have gaps and edges that are noticable when turning.Spend a extra couple bucks and get a rs3m 2020 or super rs3m. Insanely better experience for a extra five bucks.

Product Review: CuberSpeed Moyu MoFang JiaoShi Meilong 3x3x3 stickerless Magic Cube MFJS MEILONG 3X3 Cubing Classroom Meilong 3X3 Speed Cube (Updated Version MeiLong 3C)This is a refreshed version of the MFJS MeiLong 3x3 by Moyu. As a cubing aficionado and a sub 30s avg solver (not bad, not great), I have virtually every 3x3 produced by every manufacturer over the past 3-4 years, including all the flagships from MoYu, GAN, Qiyi Valks, Yuxin, and MJ. I have a bit of perspective having handled all of the budget, intermediate and flagship offerings, and I break down all the cubes and setup each of them (tune, tension, and lube the axis, tracks, and pieces) to my liking.Out of the box: sandy/scratchy, blocky/crunchy feel that is fast, very lightweight feel. Minimal spring noise on my cube, not factory tensioned very evenly (very loose on the white face), slightly tight out of the box, corner cutting at 45 deg forward and 2/3 cubie on the reverse. Colors are classic stickerless bright from MoYu, a beauty.30 minute break in: sandiness faded to a much faster, lightly sandy but yet still blocky/crunchy feel. Tensions evened, adjusted to get 55 degree forward corner cutting and 30 degree on the reverse (1 cubie). This cube is fast.Complete breakdown and magnetization, further tensioning and lubing with my preferred Vortex axis grease (completely eliminated all spring noise), Silk/Compound X on the tracks and DNM-37 on the pieces. Now we're talking, it has become a quieter, plush, soft, slightly blocky still fast cube but controllable, maintains good corner cutting and no issues with lock ups or pops.The bar on the low end keeps going up, with these budget cubes that take to setup so nicely, it becomes harder to justify the expenditure of premium cubes that cost 15 times more than these. I will say that they do not compete on the same level as flagship cubes, but they don't lag that far either. For a competitive cuber, go all out and choose the cube that suits your turning style best irrespective of price.But for the 95% of the masses who are not capable of truly benefiting from the performance afforded by the likes of the GAN 356 X, myself included, I can hit my average with a four dollar cube upgraded with magnets and premium lubes to perform like a twenty dollar cube. That's what this cube is. Having said that, I do much prefer the MFJS RS3 M 2020 factory magnetized (clocking in at nine dollars) as a better alternative for fresh out of the oven modern budget cube, particularly as it sports the dual adjustment for spring tensioning.It's a fact that to get the best performance out of any speed cube, you will have to set it up, and even the flagships need setup. But with minimal effort, this budget Meilong 3C can perform beautifully, and when magnetized, can easily allow you to solve at, or close to, your best.

This is NOT the rubik cube of your childhood.We recently watched a show on TV cataloguing the current rubix cube champions of our era.Immediately - I wanted to learn. I went searching for a smooth operating cube that could be used with one hand. Not because I’m ready, but because It’s what the pros train on.This cube does not seize up or slow down, it’s like it operates in a different dimension of function with how easily it glides.The sticker less design is nice and is more straightforward as an experience. I welcome this new era of equipment during my learning journey.

Definitely a basic cube, bit loose and quick on the turns. Feels good though, stability is kinda lacking but it's so cheap. If you think you'll be more into it, I highly suggest spending a few dollars more for the RS3M. Otherwise, this cube is fantastic for the price and there are worse out there. Pretty sure I like this more than the original Rubik's that costs more than this.