So for late response, I got the cube a while ago, and it was one of my favorites. I mained it for a bit, and it let me drop to sub-15. I eventually dropped it for the tornado v3, but I really liked It. It is very fast, and feels kind of like squishy-ish, and Smandy (Smooth + Sandy). I think the squishy part might be my lube. Out of the box, it feels smooth and clacky. My main gripes with it are that it is kinda uncontrollable, as instead of the cube having fluidity, it feels lime it‘ll just be turning and then it stops. For example, if you try a really hard flick, it just stops with a corner extruding out the cube. It could just be my turning style, but it still is an issue for me. My 2nd main gripe is that the M-Slice corner cuts are really bad. This would not usually be a problem on most 3x3s, but getting back to my first issue, the way it turns means you have to do a lot of those. If you take a cube like the WRM V9 (and I know this came out a while after) It can cut through most M-Slice cuts, but the MS3L is just suppppppppper lacking in that style of cutting. My last problem is that The magnets leave it with, although minor, a bit of dis forming. I just think the magnets could’ve been able to fix this. It feels like multiple different cubbies turning around a core, not one solid unit turning. Those are my thoughts.
So for late response, I got the cube a while ago, and it was one of my favorites. I mained it for a bit, and it let me drop to sub-15. I eventually dropped it for the tornado v3, but I really liked It. It is very fast, and feels kind of like squishy-ish, and Smandy (Smooth + Sandy). I think the squishy part might be my lube. Out of the box, it feels smooth and clacky. My main gripes with it are that it is kinda uncontrollable, as instead of the cube having fluidity, it feels lime it‘ll just be turning and then it stops. For example, if you try a really hard flick, it just stops with a corner extruding out the cube. It could just be my turning style, but it still is an issue for me. My 2nd main gripe is that the M-Slice corner cuts are really bad. This would not usually be a problem on most 3x3s, but getting back to my first issue, the way it turns means you have to do a lot of those. If you take a cube like the WRM V9 (and I know this came out a while after) It can cut through most M-Slice cuts, but the MS3L is just suppppppppper lacking in that style of cutting. My last problem is that The magnets leave it with, although minor, a bit of dis forming. I just think the magnets could’ve been able to fix this. It feels like multiple different cubbies turning around a core, not one solid unit turning. Those are my thoughts.