MoreTry TianMa X3 3x3 Single (Magnetic)

Definitely one of my favorite cubes.



I like really fast cubes, but also prefer stable cubes.



This one feels a little blockier than moyu cubes, however elasticity-wise, it feels pretty similar.



The magnets are a touch too strong for me, some of my thumb-F moves slip, but it's been making me do left-handed index finger F moves a bit more, and with better accuracy, thumb-F's are just fine.



It feels really good, a little sandy out of the box, even though mine came with a little bit of lube applied already; I expect the sandyness to go away, like most cubes do, but i'm enjoying it while it lasts :D.



I really can't believe how good this cube is out of the box.



That said, there is too much box/packaging. Made to look expensive, I believe they're paying at least 5$ more extra for the fancy packaging, which is probably costing us ~$10.



That said, they're making the cubes for profit, not altruism, and this cube is a winner.



Nothing is perfect, but I can defintiely see this being main-worthy.



I still like the YS3M ballcore+maglev a bit better, but this is very close.



The logo appears silk-screened on and can be felt, so that is something to consider.



I will update in a couple weeks with additional info should it become relevant. I haven't had any pops yet personally, but out of the box the tensions/elasticity is loose enough that it does look like it could pop pretty easy.



PS. The sound is bit louder than a lubed-up RS3V5 / RS3M (springs).



If you want a really quiet cube, I like the Dayan Guhong Pro.

Overall this cube is a very good cube and I can easily do a double turn with a small flick. There is amazing corner cutting, and the magnets make it feel great and almost like you’re doing nothing, however, the cube is a bit fragile. I dropped my cube once from not very high up and split the 2 of the pieces into parts(the edges in two and the corners in three) where the magnets then fell and were a pain in the **** to put back in. I’ve dropped it twice and had to fix it twice. And for how much money it was they have to be making at least a 100% profit, as the materials are meh and the shipping shouldn’t be too bad. The design is great on the inside and seems well thought out to better corner cutting. But alas it doesn’t cut it for the price and the pain of putting the magnets back in, I don’t know how to illustrate it, but putting them back together takes at least 30 minutes. However good the cube is at turning and all that, the fact that the cube is so fragile and the price is going to have to make it 3/5 for me.

Arrived earlier than expected no damage during shipping and it works amazing would recommend to friends and family.

The box came a little hurt, but I think it's FedEx fault, however the cube was in a perfect state.
About the cube: great corner cutting (especially forward one), excellent grip feel, nice magnetic positioning, both stable and flexible.
I would have expected stronger magnets, but that's not really a problem.
Lovable combo with Galaxy lube.

This has been my main since I bought it a year ago. I got the Triple Magnet (Snap) version in black plastic because I use my own color scheme. It has a soft feel and is actually very quiet — even more so with lube. I use vortex on the springs, Angstrom Gravitas on the tracks and Mystic and DNM on the pieces. I’ve heard that people have had their magnets fall out but I’ve not had that problem once. Not one time. The magnets are a little strong but I don’t mind because it gives it a slightly tactile feel while still being soft. Overall it’s a great cube and I can’t wait for Moretry to release their next puzzle.