Yoyo Professional Unresponsive Yo Yo for Kids 8-12, Fingerspin Yoyo for Adults Kids Beginners, Metal Trick Yoyo, Pro Yo-Yo with 10 Strings, Yoyo Case and Gloves Grey

A W-type shape, good overall balance with emphasis on rim weighting for balance and stability. Yoyo was relatively smooth with a bit of vibe, but I suspect some of that was due to the curved bearing(included) not being fully broken in yet. The yoyo ships stock with a zipper case, strings, glove and a lubed flat C bearing for responsive play. I swapped for the included curved profile bearing using the included bearing puller. This yoyo is meant to be an unresponsive yoyo. The response pad appears to be a 19mm OD slim pad(YYF), which means replacements are commonly available, or if you're like me, you can use flowable silicone as the response pad. The flat bearing could be made unresponsive by using solvents to clear out the lube. I didn't take the time to do that.The lines are a little bit extra as they put a touch more weight in the center to make the cup direct your finger into the center cup for top-on finger spin tricks, including DNA(I can't do this trick yet, working on it!). The surface treatment allows for good finger and arm grinds, as well as a weighted rim that works pretty good for IRG thumb grinds and you got plenty of spin for easy binds back. This yoyo is rather agile, stays on axis and can be pushed fast and hard.The weight felt nice, but just a little thunk at the end of the string. That could be due to the bearing or the fresh pads still being a touch slippy, which is a common thing I experience even with very, very expensive yoyos. The stability was good. A little vibe but we expect that. Good for 1A and 5A, might even be good for 3A. The included case allows for the convenience of throwing the yoyo in your bag for safe EDC purposes. The included glove is nice but I don't use those, but many people do. I think it includes 10 strings that are very soft yet strong, but not very stiff so slack and whip tricks will have to be more precise. I didn't have any problems with these tricks. I would say just go with your favorite string and length and you'll be happy with this. Great as a first metal yoyo, first unresponsive yoyo and even first 5A metal yoyo, and probably be good in competition.

The media could not be loaded.  These throws come with responsive or unresponsive bearings and extra strings. The X0312 is very beginner friendly when set up as responsive. When set up with the unresponsive bearing, it’s powerful enough to muscle through any complex string tricks. I didn’t like carrying aluminum yo-yos before, because I didn’t want to ding them, but these are affordable enough to carry around daily. And the color variety is pretty impressive.

The bag that it comes with is cool, all of the strings come bunched up together and tied but it wasn't hard to get out, the quality feels solid with a lightweight design, my only complaint would be that the finger cut out can be a little deeper and have more concave, it likes to spin out from that hole amd hold onto the sides of the yo yo, other than that I think it's a good quality yoyo

Honest review time:Spin time - 7/10 - pretty solid for basic stuff and shorter combosResponse - 5/10 - the stock string is the only real drawback here, but it played pretty well when I threw on a Kitty Fat. The response pads are a bit touchy, causing a few missed binds, but it is definitely playable. Especially for a new player.Dna - 7/10 - the dna is easy enough to hit on this yoyo and finger spin time is on par with throws in the same classWeight 7/10 - the weight is fine and the yoyo is very catchable.Catchable/comfortable in had - 9/10 - the yoyo is super catchable and feels very comfortable in the hand. Great for a beginner!Overall - 7/10 - it actually plays a lot better than I expected for the price. It holds its own in short combos, but loses stream pretty fast under stress. The stock string is unplayable and the response pads are touchy. Overall this is a really good budget yoyo and I would recommend it to a new player.

The media could not be loaded.  This yoyo totally surprised me. For being affordable and designed to make finger spins a easier to learn. NOTE! This is an unresponsive yoyo, which means that the yoyo only comes back with a trick called bind. The yoyo doesn't come back up with a tug.First impression is the yoyo is pretty big in size. It's pretty wide so it makes learning horizontal play a little easier especially being such an affordable budget throw. The body has a nice blasted finish so it's smooth on body grinds. The dimple in the cup helps trying to learn finger spins a lot easier than other yoyos I have. It has a pretty balance weight distribution throughout the yoyo.Since by design the dimple for finger spins does make the yoyo tilt a little bit when you do hard hitting techy string tricks but overall it's a great yoyo with an awesome price.