YJ MGC is excellent, and you should get that if you want a magnetized cube to use right away.

More budget, but also excellent options are the YuXin Little Magic and MoYu MF3RS2. They are practically polar opposites of each other, with the Little Magic being fast and unstable and the MF3RS2 being slower but controllable. They require a bit more effort to get them set up, and they are worth magnetizing if you can do that yourself. There are many tutorials on YouTube for those cubes if you ever need any help.
 
Well I did some research before but there is no comparison between Moyu Weipo and YJ Yupo. There are some introduction but not compare.
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Im a new member of speedsolving and Im using a 2x2 with bad notations. It is easy to pop , and its not smooth.

Since the reason, I am slow on solving so I wanted to buy a cheap and smooth 2x2 cube. I do some research and I found two cubes, which are Moyu Weipo and YJ Yupo.

I saw many reviews but I think they two are good. So, which cube is better and why?

Thanks for helping.:)
 
Well I did some research before but there is no comparison between Moyu Weipo and YJ Yupo. There are some introduction but not compare.
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Im a new member of speedsolving and Im using a 2x2 with bad notations. It is easy to pop , and its not smooth.

Since the reason, I am slow on solving so I wanted to buy a cheap and smooth 2x2 cube. I do some research and I found two cubes, which are Moyu Weipo and YJ Yupo.

I saw many reviews but I think they two are good. So, which cube is better and why?

Thanks for helping.:)
What @WACWCA said is right, in that the Weipo in better then the Yupo. I have the SuperNova Weipo M and I like it a lot, and so I would definitely recommend it. I hare also heard that the new MGC 2x2 is really good as well, but I have not tried it to say for sure what it is like.
But out of the 2 cubes that you are asking about, the Weipo in the best option.
 
Now this reminds me of my last comp when my weipo broke during finals and I had to use someone’s yupo...

My average did get worse with the yupo but not by much. Obviously, the weipo is far superior (but I’d recommend the YJ MGC 2x2 above all), but the yupo isn’t terrible.
 
Now this reminds me of my last comp when my weipo broke during finals and I had to use someone’s yupo...

My average did get worse with the yupo but not by much. Obviously, the weipo is far superior (but I’d recommend the YJ MGC 2x2 above all), but the yupo isn’t terrible.

Oh, thanks for your suggestion but may I ask how long you used weipo and how did it broke?
 
After a year, my weipo kept breaking in one way or another. It could be fixed with superglue, but it was still extremely annoying.
 
Now this reminds me of my last comp when my weipo broke during finals and I had to use someone’s yupo...

My average did get worse with the yupo but not by much. Obviously, the weipo is far superior (but I’d recommend the YJ MGC 2x2 above all), but the yupo isn’t terrible.

Hey @Galcor117 may I ask how did u think about MGC 2x2? Why is it better?
 
1. It’s an extremely cheap magnetic 2x2. It’s at the same price as the weipo (I think)
2. Feels like a weipo, except it’s more modern. It has a lighter feel and faster turning.
3. Performance is great.
4. The HyperCoated Version is even better lol jk

But seriously, it’s really good. It would be my main if I had one to actually keep.
 
1. It’s an extremely cheap magnetic 2x2. It’s at the same price as the weipo (I think)
2. Feels like a weipo, except it’s more modern. It has a lighter feel and faster turning.
3. Performance is great.
4. The HyperCoated Version is even better lol jk

But seriously, it’s really good. It would be my main if I had one to actually keep.

Did you mean this?
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Which 9x9 should I buy?

MF9~75 cm ... Yuxin 9x9~ 90.4 cm

I have big hands so 75 cm or 90 cm it isn't important.

On the other hand MF9 is284 gr but Yuxin 9x9 is 490 gr. :eek:

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The turning and stability on the Huanglong are miles ahead of the MF9. The MF9 is smaller and cheaper but it also pops. Between the two, if size and price are not a concern, go for the Huanglong all the way. In my review of the MF9, I did a comparison so you can see the difference in turning between the two:

 
Hey there, I got the YJ GuanSu awhile back and it was TERRIBLE. It exploded on me, I think i got a dud because overall the cube had good ratings. I'm willing to spend some money to get a good 4x4 OOTB. Don't wanna pay a lot money and get lubes on top of that. Not willing to spend over 40$.
 
I had the GuanSu as well and I agree it was just terrible. I now have a wuque, but i think its first batch or something along the lines of that because it is not as good as other wuques I've tried OOTB. Maybe the kid who sold it to at the comp lied
 
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