Strengths:
- Cheap, but with practically all the flagship features (see below)
- UV coating helps with grip (plus shiny)
- Simple, iconic adjustment system with reasonable OH range
- Surprisingly light and papery feel
- Ball-core helps with stability
- No adjustable magnets makes turn-feel consistent throughout
Weaknesses:
- Though better than 56 mm, I think it is too close and causes me more fingertrick complications than the 54 mm Guhong
- Weight distribution seems highly concentrated in the center ball-core (as expected), but this resulting papery feel is also something I am not used to and don't particularly enjoy
- Need to glue to corner and edge split pieces together, or else they snap easily
- Eats lube like crazy (good for a consistent feel during a competition though)
- Rather loud (less enjoyable experience too)
Overall, the strengths definitely outweigh the weaknesses and this is an excellent OH cube with similar results to my main, the Guhong Pro M. It has slightly less enjoyable turning, but definitely a valuable purchase for anyone looking to get a budget OH cube that many also consider the best.