MoYu
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MoYu (Chinese: 魔域) is a Chinese cube brand. They are a sub-brand of the YongJun company. The MoYu brand was created around 2012 as a platform for external designers to provide designs to YJ for production, marketing etc.[2]. The name MoYu (魔域) is a combination of two words: "Mo" meaning Magic (Rubik's Cubes in China are known as Magic Cubes) and "Yu" meaning Region, Land etc. The four-character glyph 魔域文化 which is often marked on their cubes means MoYu Culture.
Products
2x2
MoYu LingPo
The MoYu LingPo is Moyu's first 2x2 cube. It is well-known for feeling as if it is a mix of the smooth DaYan ZhanChi and the crunchy Type C WitTwo. It has very bright stickers, but they are not cut to fit the pieces (although the stickers were made to be fitted on later batches). It also has a white core regardless of the plastic color. This cube improves a lot with lube, more so than other cubes. It can be quite unforgiving, but it improves substantially on the WitTwo in particular since it doesn't lock up as much.
MoYu TangPo
An updated version of the Moyu LingPo, comes in colors like blue, cyan, and pink.
MoYu WeiPo
Considered one of the best 2x2 cubes ever made by many cubers. There have since been many versions of the 2x2, listed below
MoYu WeiPo WR
An updated version of the WeiPo, being more light and having improved colors on the stickerless version to improve recognition.
MoYu WeiPo WR Magnetized
A factory-magnetized version of the WeiPo WR.
MoYu WeiPo WRS
Another updated version of the Weipo WR M, this time having adjustable magnets and tensions to achieve a perfect feel.
MoYu WeiPo WR/M
Released in September 2019, the WeiPo WRM has a light and fast turning as well as MoYu's updated half-bright stickerless shades.
MoYu WeiPo V5
MoYu's latest 2x2 is an attempt at beating the aging GAN 251, unfortunately with some issues it's commonly regarded as inferior to the GAN. It was firstly released as an AI Cube before having a Standard version.
MoYu MFJS RS2M
Released in October 2020, the MoYu RS2M was considered a flop overall. Though it was based on the popular WeiPo WRM, it had subpar corner-cutting and had magnets that were considered to be much too strong.
MoYu MFJS RS2M Evolution (2022)
Released in September 2022. The RS2M Evolution has virtually the same piece design as the WeiPo WRS. They are identical puzzles except that the RS2M lacks friction grooves and a magnet adjustment system. It was a hit nevertheless, and it is considered the second-best MoYu 2x2 after the WeiPo WRS.
3x3
MoYu HuanYing
The MoYu HuanYing has a minimal plastic feel which makes the cube lighter than its competitors, but also makes a lot of noise when speed solving. MoYu took the torpedo design and flattened out the piece, which is different from the common torpedo structure. The stickers it came with are very bright, and good quality. It rarely pops, but if you handle it harshly the corners can twist accidentally. The interior has relatively little plastic except for what is only necessary for the cube to function. This causes the cube to be lightweight and have less friction when turning the cube. Overall it was a good speedcube, but a bit noisy. The edge pieces have a bit of a simplistic look up until the very end of the piece: the lip on the edge piece has a curve that compliments the corner pieces. The "flattened" torpedo hugs the edge pieces to the corner pieces and seems to reduce popping significantly. The cube locks up more since there is no breathing room in the torpedos. The corner pieces do not show much differences from that of other cubes. It isn’t elongated like the Dayan series but instead has a distance that seems to have the corner piece "hug" the rest of the cube. Like the edges, there is little breathing room which reduces popping but causes lock-ups.
MoYu LiYing
Released in 2014, the MoYu LiYing is often called a HuanYing V2 due to having such a similar but improved design. It featured a unique mechanism with very sharp corners on the internal pieces. While it was extremely fast, it was often criticized for being unstable and catchy compared to the AoLong V2, preventing it from achieving flagship status.
MoYu WeiLong
Released in mid-2013, the WeiLong was created after the HuanYing and was a deliberate attempt to improve on the HuanYing. They kept the squished torpedo, adding more plastic to the interior corner pieces, and making the corner cutting better. The WeiLong resulted in a fuller cube with fewer clicks, and fewer lock-ups while maintaining quick rotations, great corner cutting, and added stability to keep it all together. The corner stalks are short and rounded and the base is wider to help prevent popping. Also, the edge pieces are wider and have higher ridges and grooves. The corner pieces are blocky and smooth much like a GuHong. The edge pieces interlock with the centerpieces and have torpedoes to further improve anti-popping. The cube is made of a hard and thick matte plastic that glides smoothly. This cube is fast and effortless but as a consequence has a reputation of being uncontrollable at high speeds and can overshoot or ruin lookahead/recognition. It cuts at 45 degrees and past on even the tightest tensions and reverse corner cuts about 2/3 of a cubie. It is very quiet when turning accurately but the corner cuts loudly.
MoYu WeiLong V2
The MoYu WeiLong V2 is the second revision of the tremendously popular MoYu WeiLong. The most notable change is how the pieces are put together. Other than this, the mechanism remains largely unchanged. Released in early 2014.
MoYu WeiLong GTS
The MoYu WeiLong GTS was released in 2016. It is fast and very smooth. It corner cuts nearly two pieces forward and one piece reverse, so that it rarely catches. It is designed with caps on the pieces rather than the pieces being split into multiple sections, meaning that a stickerless version would not be possible.
MoYu WeiLong GTS2
The MoYu WeiLong GTS2 was released in 2017. It is an improvement to the GTS1 with a 3-piece corner design that allows for stickerless versions, and a slightly better feel to the previous. It was widely considered one of the best speedcubes after its release.
Moyu Weilong GTS3/3M/3LM
Released May-September 2018, these cubes feature a new system in which it is possible to easily change the spring compression and therefore control how fast you want the cube to be, certainly one of the best cubes on the market as of September 2018. It combined the stability of the GTS2 and the flexibility of the GTS3 and came magnetic, nonmagnetic, or with light magnets.
Moyu Weilong WR/WRM
Released on 4/3/2019, is a GTS3 without ridges. The magnets were weaker, the same as the GTS3 LM. It was also widely popular and considered one of the best speedcubes, but many cubers complained that the magnets were just a tad too weak.
Moyu Weilong WRM 2020
Released in 2020, the Weilong WR M 2020 was the successor to the popular WR M. The WR M 2020 featured a new color scheme and frosted plastic, along with the MoYu spring adjustment feature. It had an extremely smooth and fast feel.
MoYu WeiLong WRM 2021/2021 MagLev
It was released in late 2021, as the name suggests. It featured virtually the same internal geometry as the 2020 but switched to using a capped design as opposed to a split-piece. It featured adjustable magnets across 5 settings, and as the name hints, the Maglev version sports magnetic levitation as well as purple internals. There's also a Lite version with replaces the original bulky packaging with a simplified one, no further changes apart from the box.
MoYu WeiLong WRM V9
Released spring 2023. It featured a split-piece design a la WR M 2020, but the internal geometry is most similar to the WRM 2019, as a "back-to-basics" type design. Due to having such rounded shapes, the cube may suffer from corner twisting depending on turning styles. Comes in Standard, MagLev, and BallCore UV So far, the Standard version is the cheapest of the Weilong series from the past few years, but it loses adjustable magnet strength. Maglev features maglev springs and purple corner/edge stalks, and the Ballcore features corner-core magnets as well as repelling edge magnets similar to that of the GAN 13, and cyan colored internals, as well as MagLev technology. A 20-magnet BallCore version was released in January 2024, adding 12 more core magnets to attract to the edge-repelling magnets. Retails for $47.99. There is also a custom special edition in collaboration with Picube which received praise for its more controllable speed, it has a more simplistic approach, such as an 8-magnet Ballcore, no repelling edge magnets, springs instead of Maglev, and Blue colored internals instead of Cyan.
MoYu WeiLong Super
Released late 2023. It featured a capped design similar to the WRM 2021, departing from the V9, and shares a similar internal geometry. Coming in primary plastic internals only, it featured an 8-magnet BallCore with spring, 8-magnet ball-core with MagLev, and 20-magnet BallCore with MagLev. Magnet adjustment comes in all versions, yet the dual-adjustment system from years ago still remains. Though it was a promising release, MoYu had packed so many extra accessories, including a rather gimmicky cube "wristwatch" holder, and an egregiously large box, that the price is astronomically high at upwards of $80 at most sites for the cheapest version and brushing up to the $100 mark for the most expensive. Considered inferior to the V9 in terms of price-to-performance.
MoYu WeiLong WRM V10
Released in May 2024 in four versions (Magnetic, Magnetic UV, 20M BallCore UV, 20M BallCore MagLev UV) along four more AI ones, the V10 changes the classic WeiLong edge design to a shorter track as seen in earlier MoYu cubes such as the original AoLong. It emphasizes high stability with strong magnets, resulting in a different more blocky and less flexible sensation compared to previous WeiLong cubes, more similar to GAN cubes. The V10 is the first MoYu cube with an updated dual-adjustment system over the aging screw-based debuted with the GTS3, in favor of a new tensioning nut system that requires a specific tool, and a core entirely made of plastic. It was well-received for its snappy, stable feel. Early batches suffered from having tight tensions in its entire range, and core breakage issues. Similar to the WeiLong V9, there's a special edition in collaboration with Picube which features a custom magnet setup with a 8-magnet BallCore and no edge repelling magnets, two versions with different internal colors (green and purple), and no MagLev. It introduced an adjusted looser tension range which would later be adopted by all V10 versions along with the slightly weaker edge-corner magnet strength. There's another special edition called the Ferrocore in collaboration with TheCubicle and youtuber CubeHead, featuring a custom magnet setup with a stronger 20M BallCore, springs instead of MagLev, metal screws, and steel gray colored internals, resulting in a more flexible cube, frequently regarded as the best version of the WeiLong V10.
MoYu WeiLong Super V2
MoYu's first flagship 3x3 for 2025, comes in two versions: 20M BallCore UV, and Maglev 20M BallCore UV, and an AI one. Being an improved mechanism of the WeiLong V10, it retains largely the same yet a slightly higher performance and characteristics, such as the blockier and less flexible feeling, which was one of the main features of the WeiLong Super and V9 era, it has adjustable magnet strength, and smoother corner cutting than the WeiLong V10, so it can still be the better option depending on preferences, but at a higher price point. Also comes in a 18th Anniversary Special Edition , with transparent internals, and also one 18th Anniversary SE as an AI Cube.
MoYu WeiLong V11
The latest release in the WeiLong line, released in June 2025, comes in four versions: Magnetic, Magnetic UV, 8M BallCore Spring UV, and 20M BallCore MagLev UV. Features a very similar design and characteristics to the Super V2, with yet another bump in performance, keeping the capped design, considered the better option of the WeiLong line due to lower cost and better performance than the WeiLong Super V2, only downside being the non-adjustable magnet strength, and the possible too strong edge-corner magnets for some of the 8M BallCore. Largely, the recommended version is the 8M BallCore due to being more controllable than the 20M BallCore MagLev, which can be too fast for the average cuber, due to having MagLev and weaker edge-corner magnets. Comes in a Special Edition 18th Anniversay similar to the Super WeiLong V2, and another Special Edition with Black internals, magnet strength is different compared to non-SE 20M BC (stronger), so these SE can be better performing cubes.
MoYu AoLong
The Aolong improves on the Weilong's weak points. It is known for taking the mechanism of the MoYu Aosu, which many consider to be the best 4x4 speedcube. It is much more controllable while maintaining a decent amount of speed from the Weilong, even during first turns. Out of the box, it is very dry, and not unlike a WeiLong until you test out the corner cutting. The corner cutting is very good, with an easy 1 1/2 cubies, and 3/4 reverse. After breaking it in and lubing it, the corner cutting becomes much easier, and better, the dry feeling goes away a little (it’s still a little noisy), and it becomes very fast, though it is very easily gummed up by anything wrong, like excess lube, cube dust or water. The stickers are very durable.
MoYu AoLong V2
The MoYu AoLong V2 is an updated version of the original MoYu AoLong. It was intended to reduce corner twists after Feliks Zemdegs received a DNF on a would-be world record due to a corner twist. However, "bad" Aolongs exist due to the V2 controversy in July 2014. MoYu decided to produce the first batch of Aolong V2s with a different plastic while discontinuing the V1. Once everyone noticed how poor the performance was on the new cubes, MoYu changed the plastic on all new V2s. All new V2s are made with the proper plastic. It was regarded as a brilliant cube that set the standard for speed cubes.
MoYu AoLong GT
Considered a failure by many cubers, and the Aolong V2 is recommended over it. Basically a worse Aolong V2 with square corners and a capped design. It also had unusual sticker shades which MoYu claimed was for the square corners.
MoYu Super AoLong
Moyu's final 3x3 for 2025 and most expensive one of the year. Featuring a different design to the Super WeiLong V2, it has a feeling more reminiscent of the old WeiLongs despite its name, just as the Super WeiLong V2 ressembles more to the AoLong in turning feeling, but performance level can be quite similar to the Super WeiLong V2, or better depending on turning style. Comes in two versions: 20M BallCore MagLev, and 20M BallCore MagLev UV, along with an AI one.
MoYu DianMa
Considered a failure by many cubers. The thin middle layer was awkward, the plastic molding was uneven and caused people to cut their fingers on the sharp points of the cubes' edges, and some of the cubes had popping issues.
MoYu HuaLong
The MoYu HuaLong was a rather unique, scratchy cube that gained popularity in late spring 2015. It was similar to the AoLong, and featured similar internal mechanism patterns as well as hollow corners. It was still not as popular as the AoLong at the time.
MoYu TangLong
The MoYu TangLong was released soon after the Gans 356 to compete with it. Its main differences from the Gans is that it is more stable, and is also slightly slower. This puzzle came in colors like blue, cyan, and pink, unlike former puzzles.
MoYu YJ YuLong
This budget cube has a light, crunchy feel. The edges pop & the corners twist fairly easily when set up loose. The pieces of the stickerless version are pressed together without glue and can fall apart when they pop out. If you're looking for an inexpensive cube with a pleasant crunch, this might work for you, despite the cheap construction.
MoYu MFJS RS3M 2020
Considered one of the best 3x3s of all time, this puzzle features magnets, a dual adjustment system in which you could change the spring compression and a cheap price point of only $9. There is, however, a major problem being that the puzzle has very weak magnets. You can buy extra magnets that apply in minutes and help improve the overall feel of the puzzle.
MoYu MFJS RS3M 2020 UV
A slight update to the RS3M 2020 adding UV coating and slightly stronger magnets. When released it was the cheapest mass-produced UV-coated puzzle at 17.99 USD.
MoYu MFJS RS3M 2021 MagLev
An updated version of the MoYu RS3M 2020. This is the first mass-produced puzzle to feature MagLev technology, having 2 repelling magnets that replicate springs. The DAS works the same way, but instead of compressing the springs, the magnets come closer together, with the closer the magnets are, the more stable the puzzle is, and the further the magnets are, the more flexible the puzzle is. This puzzle is also very fast
MoYu MFJS Super RS3M
An updated version of the RS3M 2020/2021. This puzzle comes in stickerless only and comes in 3 versions: Standard: comes with a dual-adjustment system, Maglev: with purple internals, and Ball Core: with gold internals, the original batches were faulty due to the gold plastic used being very brittle and cracking.
MoYu MFJS Super RS3M V2 (2022)
The second version version of the Super RS3M and the fourth version of the RS3M, comes in: Standard, MagLev, and Ballcore with a capped piece design (as opposed to split-piece with a separate corner stalk), an updated external piece design featuring UV coating and repelling edge magnets (Ballcore only). Released mid-2023 to heavy critiques for its high price compared to the rest of the RS3M line.
MoYu MFJS RS3M V5
The fifth version of the RS3M lineup of cubes, released in late 2023. The cube returns back to the original Super V1 split-piece design, but with a retooled piece design. It comes with either a Standard screw system, a dual-adjustment system with either Spring or MagLev, and a BallCore version with UV coating. Widely regarded as the best budget cube despite its fragility issues due to thin plastic.
4x4
MoYu WeiSu
Released in 2013, the MoYu WeiSu was MoYu's first entry into the 4x4 market. While it was an improvement over other 4x4s available at the time, it was known for being somewhat sluggish and having a scratchy, clicky feel.
MoYu AoSu
Released in early 2014, the MoYu AoSu is a legendary puzzle that replaced the WeiSu. For years it was widely considered the undisputed best 4x4 on the market. It introduced the double-stalk mechanism, one of the major breakthroughs in big cube hardware. It featured a smooth, buttery feel and excellent corner cutting for its time. At 62mm, it remained large for smaller hands, but its performance made it the main choice for world-class speedcubers until the release of the QiYi WuQue.
Mini MoYu AoSu
The Mini AoSu is a smaller version of the well-regarded Aosu, with a 60mm size, it's smoother but slower than the regular AoSu.
Moyu AoSu GT
A capped-designed version of the Moyu AoSu, very little is known about it, possibly just some prototypes were sold.
Moyu AoSu GTS/M
Released in November 2017, MoYu's first attempt at beating the Qiyi Wuque in performance was unsuccessful according to most speedcubers.
Moyu AoSu GTS2/M
Released in August 2018, a very good speedcube and improvement over the GTS1, certainly giving competition to the Qiyi Wuque M.
Moyu AoSu WR/M
Released in August 2019, the AoSu WRM is a great 4x4 that sports half-bright stickerless shades, different from the past AoSu 4x4s. It is the first 59mm flagship 4x4 and was considered the best 4x4 at the time tied with the MGC.
Moyu AoSu V7
The latest entry in the AoSu line, released in late Summer of 2024, at an even smaller 58mm size with wider outter layers, it's regarded as one of, if not the best 4x4 in the market, frequently over the GAN and VIN alternatives. Comes in four versions: Single Track and Single Track UV, featuring the standard 4x4 magnet layout, Double Track UV, which adds a BallCore, and Triple Track UV, changing the magnet layout to one with magnetized internal pieces in similar fashion to 5x5 cubes. There's a Special Edition with Picube, with a custom magnet setup based on the Double Track, considered by many who have tried it as the best version and best 4x4.
5x5
MoYu AoChuang
Released in Summer 2014, the AoChuang was MoYu's first flagship 5x5. With a mechanism ressembling the mechanism philosophy of the AoSu, it was generally well-received for its smooth turning and stability, becoming the first improvement to the modded ShengShous of that era.
Moyu Aochuang GTS/M
Released August 2018, used by Feliks Zemdegs and considered the only major competitor to the Qiyi Wushaung M.
MoYu AoChuang WRM
Released 2021. Shared many design traits with the cubes before it, being a blocky design. Considered inferior to the YJ MGC 5x5.
MoYu AoChuang V6
The latest entry in the AoChuang line and flagship 5x5 from MoYu, with four versions in the same fashion as the AoSu V7, and a similar Special Edition in collaboration with Picube, it allowed Moyu finally to compete again in 5x5 hardware at the top level, regarded as the best 5x5 along the GAN 562, and for some the VIN 5x5.
MoYu HuaChuang
Released in 2015, a successor but not a direct one to the AoChuang, it features a totally different and new mechanism, with an internal 3x3, despite this, the performance of the HuaChuang wouldn't be superior to its predecessor.
MoYu BoChuang GT
The MoYu BoChuang GT 5x5 was released in 2016 to compete with the popular YuXin 5x5. Its performance is extremely similar to that of the YuXin, and the cubing community was kind of split about what they preferred. Some preferred the BoChuang because of its better stability, whereas others preferred the YuXin because of its faster turning, came in special colors as well like Cyan, Pink and Blue.
MoYu WeiChuang GTS
Released in late 2016, the WeiChuang GTS featured a design with significantly wider outer layers to improve 3x3 stage speedsolving. While the concept was innovative, the performance was often described as sandy and slow compared to competitors.
Smart Cubes
MoYu WeiLong AI
MoYu's first smartcube. It had a rechargeable core, a gyroscope, and a proprietary app. Unfortunately, the app was unpolished and had many translation errors, bugs, and flaws. Despite this, it was regarded at the time of release as the best-turning smartcube due to sharing pieces with the WRM 2020.
MoYu AI
Not to be confused with the WeiLong AI. Released in August 2023, the non-magnetic version is currently both the cheapest smartcube and the only non-magnetic smartcube. The app was improved upon since the WeiLong AI having been remade from the ground up. The piece design of the cube is similar to that of the WeiLong V9. Unfortunately, this cube flopped rather quickly as the app is still very unrefined, with Chinese being the primary language making it hard for users outside of China to use the AI. Overshadowed by the GAN 356i Series.
6x6
MoYu AoShi
Released in 2014, the AoShi was the first 6x6 produced by MoYu. It was a massive improvement over the V-Cube 6 and ShengShou 6x6, offering actual corner cutting and a mechanism that didn't pop explosively. However, it was quite large and blocky by modern standards.
MoYu Aoshi GTS/M
Released in August 2018, considered by many speedcubers to be the best 6x6 on the market, competes with the QiYi X-Man Shadow M.
MoYu Aoshi WRM
MoYu's first 6x6 release in 4 years. Released October 2022, and at the time, the smallest 6x6 to date, being only 63mm in size. Features an improved anti-jam mechanism and better corner cutting, generally considered superior to the YJ MGC of that era.
MoYu AoShi V4
Released in Fall 2025, is the latest entry in the AoShi line, with initially three versions in the same fashion as the AoFu V5 (Single Track, Double Track with BallCore, and Triple Track with improved magnet layout), and a fourth one released in very-late 2025 (Triple Track UV). With its even smaller size and mechanism improvements, it's the first 6x6 released which is an objective upgrade over the AoShi WRM, whereas cubes like the MFJS MeiLong 6M V2 and X-Man Shadow V3 fell short. Although the new QiYi Warrior 6x6 will try to compete, the AoShi V4 is regarded as the best 6x6.
MoYu WeiShi GTS
Released in 2017, the WeiShi GTS was an update to the original AoShi. It was smoother and more stable, but was quickly overshadowed by the X-Man Shadow M which released shortly after.
7x7
MoYu AoFu
Released in 2014, the original AoFu is a pillowed 7x7. It was praised for being the first 7x7 that could be speedsolved without constant lock-ups, taking the crown from ShengShou, but at a higher price. Although not a perfect cube, criticized for being pillowed and having occasional lock-ups and pops, with not so much corner-cutting.
MoYu AoFu GT
A cubic version of the AoFu, released a year later, measuring at 70.5mm, largely the same mechanism as the AoFu, but with a less smooth turning similar to that of the AoShi.
MoYu AoFu GTS M
Released January 2019, it was MoYu's first magnetic 7x7. At the time, it competed with the YuXin Hays 7M and the Qiyi X-Man Spark M
MoYu AoFu WRM
Released in August 2022, it was the smallest 7x7, being only 64.5mm. Being very stable and having an improved anti-jam mechanism. it competed with the YJ MGC 7x7 at release, although generally regarded as the best 7x7 until the release of the MFJS MeiLong 7M V2, which while it wasn't directly an improvement, with modifications it could become the superior cube in the comparison.
MoYu AoFu V5
Released in Summer 2025, is the latest entry in the AoFu line, with initially three versions in the similar fashion as the AoSu V7 (Single Track, Double Track with BallCore, and Triple Track with internal magnetized pieces and improved magnet layout), and a fourth one released in very-late 2025 (Triple Track UV). With its even smaller size than the WRM, it allows it to compete directly with the MFJS MeiLong 7M V2 even if the WRM already had similar performance. Although many highly regarded 7x7 speedcubers switched to the QiYi Warrior 7x7, which offers similar or even better performance than the AoFu V5 at a way lower price-point. As with the AoSu V7 and AoChuang V6, there's a Picube special edition, with a custom and improved magnet strength, springs and BallCore.
Pyraminx
MoYu Pyraminx
The first Pyraminx made by MoYu, featured a ball-bearing mechanism.
MoYu Magnetic Pyraminx
The first mass-produced puzzle to use a magnetic alignment system rather than the traditional ball-bearing system featured in these type of puzzles.
MoYu WeiLong Pyraminx
Moyu's newest Pyraminx after 5-year Break, it comes in two versions: Magnetic and MagLev, the MagLev version is the first MagLev Pyraminx. Like its 3x3 counterpart, MoYu WeiLong WRM 2021 MagLev, it has purple Internals in the MagLev version. In October 2025, Picube released a Special Edition with orange internals, and several options to choose from, with Springs, MagLev, UV coating and two different BallCores to chose from.
MoYu MFJS RS Pyraminx
MoYu's budget version of the WeiLong Pyraminx, featuring split-piece edges instead of capped and featured no friction ridges internally. Retails for $10 and $14, for the standard and Maglev, respectively. Considered an unpopular choice due to the cheap $15 for the WeiLong Pyraminx.
Skewb
MoYu Skewb
MoYu's first try at a Skewb, released in 2014. Features a ball-bearing mechanism, with a mechanism based on the LanLan but modified, and with MoYu's philosophy of rounded pieces, resulting on what was at the time the best Skewb.
MoYu Magnetic Skewb
The first skewb to use a magnetic alignment system rather than the traditional ball-bearing system.
MoYu AoYan M
Version 2 of the Moyu Magnetic Skewb. Great skewb; it has interchangeable center caps which have a circular dent in the middle. It is a major competitor to the QiYi X-Man Wingy and the Cyclone Boys Magnetic Skewb.
MoYu WeiLong Skewb Maglev
The first skewb to feature MagLev, which is when the springs of a cube are replaced by 2 repelling magnets. This allows for there to be less friction, allowing for faster turning at the cost of adding some weight. Just like all other MagLev cubes released by MoYu, it features purple internals. It features a spring compression system like the one seen on MoYu's modern flagship 3x3s, and a magnet-strength adjustment system. Its main competitor is the X-Man Design Wingy V2, and the GAN Enhanced skewb, which is frequently considered better than the WeiLong, and the best Skewb in the market.
MoYu MFJS RS Skewb
This is the skewb release under the "RS" line of puzzles from MoYu/MFJS. It features the spring compression system seen on MoYu's modern flagship cubes, widely regarded as the best budget skewb due to having the same mechanism as the WeiLong, but with a more controllable spring alternative.
Square-1
MoYu WeiLong Square-1
MoYu's first Square-1. Not noteworthy in any way, largely a failed release due to being very inferior to the QiYi Square-1.
MoYu MFJS MeiLong Square-1
MoYu's second Square-1. Not highly regarded, only notable in its adjustable U/D layers and thin inner slice. Considered inferior to the QiYi QiFa and YuXin Little Magic SQ1, and of course the YJ MGC.
Non-WCA
MoYu 13x13
Largest mass-produced cube at its time, and produced many issues to MoYu during its design and production stage. Has a pillowed shape, only came in stickered, and latter there were special editions in colors like cyan, pink, and blue.
MoYu 15x15
A latter addition from MoYu to the big cubes, but wasn't record breaking due to Yuxin's 17x17. Despite being larger in ammount of layers than the 13x13, is smaller in size, came in both stickered and stickerless.
MoYu 21x21
The largest mass-produced NxN puzzle to this day.
MoYu Redi Cube
A corner-turning puzzle designed by famous Dutch cube inventor Oskar Van Deventer, and mass-produced by MoYu.
MoYu Barrel Redi Cube
A shape-modification of the Redi Cube, featuring a different color scheme to the cubic puzzle.
MoYu Redi Cube (Magnetic + Ball-Core)
An updated Redi Cube, coming only in stickerless, and adding modern speedcube technology such as magnets, a BallCore and a dual-adjustment system.
MoYu AoSu 4x4 Fisher Cube
A 4x4 version of the Fisher Cube Shape modification, built with the mechanism of the MoYu AoSu 4x4, comes in two special transparent editions, purple and blue.
MoYu AoSu 4x4 Windmill Cube
A 4x4 version of the Windmill Cube Shape modification, built with the mechanism of the MoYu AoSu 4x4, comes in two special transparent editions, purple and blue.
MoYu AoSu 4x4 Megamorphix
A 4x4 version of the Mastermorphix Shape modification, built with the mechanism of the MoYu AoSu 4x4.
MoYu AoSu 4x4 Axis Cube
A 4x4 version of the Axis Cube Shape modification, built with the mechanism of the MoYu AoSu 4x4.
MoYu Crazy Fisher (Crazy YiLeng)
MoYu's take on a modification of the 3x3, tilting in one extra axis compared to a regular Fisher Cube, came in a purple transparent special edition as well.
MoYu Crazy Windmill (Crazy FengHuoLun)
A 3x3 modification tilted in one extra axis compared to a regular Windmill Cube, came in a blue transparent special edition as well.
MoYu Wheel of Time
A cube featuring a standard 3x3 mechanism but with circular dials on the faces (the Wheels) that can be rotated independently, scrambling the center pieces in a unique way.
MoYu Fisher Time Wheel
A combination of the Wheel of Time mechanism with the shape-shifting geometry of a Fisher Cube.
MoYu Axis Time Wheel
A combination of the Wheel of Time mechanism with the challenging geometry of an Axis Cube.
MoYu Unicorn Cube
A pastel-colored cube that has 4 moving parts. These parts do not change position, but only orientation. One of the most accessible twisty puzzles of all time.
MoYu Meffert's Pyraminx Duo
A pyraminx Shape modification of a Pyraminx, with the concept coming from Rob Stegmann and being invented by Oskar Van Deventer.
MoYu MFJS Pyraminx Duo
An updated Pyraminx Duo, with two versions, a Standard non-magnetic one with dual-adjustment system, and one that adds magnets and a BallCore.
MoYu Fisher Skewb
A Shape modification that combines a skewb with a fisher cube, creating a unique puzzle.
MoYu Puppet Cube
A complex cube that has inner pieces that can't be seen at all times, essentially a bandaged 3x3 but with extra locked movements due to the size of some pieces. It has 2 versions, the Puppet Cube I and Puppet Cube II.
MoYu Luban Lock Magnetic
This puzzle isn't like any other twisty puzzle. Rather than turning the puzzle, you disassemble it and try to get it back into a cubic shape. A very simple idea that's very complex and fun.
MoYu MFJS Ivy Cube
MoYu's take on the Ivy Cube under the MFJS brand, featuring modern cube technology such as magnets, dual-adjustment system, BallCore and UV. Comes in four versions: Non-Magnetic, Magnetic, BallCore, and BallCore UV. Also released under the MoYu brand as an AI Cube.
MoYu MFJS Mirror Blocks V2
MoYu's attempt at making the best Mirror Blocks 3x3, with multiple versions: Non-Magnetic and Magnetic UV in Cyan and Blue, and BallCore UV in Gold and Silver.
Sub-Brands
MoYu also has several sub-brands.
Cong's Design
Cong's Design is a MoYu sub-brand that releases cubes designed by Fucong Fei (费付聪), also known as Cong.
3x3
Cong's Design MeiYing
Cong's Design first 3x3, based on the HuanYing line.
Cong's Design YueYing
An update to the MeiYing.
4x4
Cong's Design MeiYu
Cong's design only 4x4, had a defective first batch, came in diverse colors such as Brown, Gray, Cyan, Pink and Blue, along the standard ones.
Pyraminx
Cong's Design MeiChi
Cong's Design only Pyraminx.
Skewb
Cong's Design MeiChen
Cong's Design only Skewb, similar to MoYu's.
GuoGuan
GuoGuan is a MoYu sub-brand made for cubes exclusively designed by Guoquan Zhang (张国全).
2x2
GuoGuan XingHen
GuoGuan's first 2x2 and was considered to be a good 2x2 for its time. It came in black, white, and primary plastic.
GuoGuan XingHen M
A magnetized version of the Xinghen. There was a Cubers Home version and a factory-magnetized version
GuoGuan XingHen TSM
Released in September 2020, this was and is currently the only 2x2 to have adjustable sizes. The cube comes with a tool that you can use to pop off the center caps and inside is a white cylinder that can be rotated to make the center caps pop out more. The 2x2 only came in stickered and was mostly considered to be a gimmick.
3x3
GuoGuan YueXiao
GuoGuan's first 3x3 and for its time was widely considered to be the best 3x3 on the market. The cube came in many colors such as blue, cyan, pink, brown, and gray. The puzzle also came in stickerless, however, the shades were not normal bright stickerless shades and were later changed to MoYu's normal bright shades.
GuoGuan YueXiao Pro
An updated version of the Yuexiao that had rounded corners instead of the squared-off, hollow corners of the original Yuexiao. It was a good puzzle for its time however some people still preferred the original. The cube came in black, white, and stickerless.
GuoGuan YueXiao Pro M
A factory-magnetized version of the Yuexiao Pro.
GuoGuan YueXiao E
A non-magnetized version of the Yuexiao EDM
GuoGuan YueXiao EDM
Released in June 2019, this was the very first puzzle to have adjustable magnets. The cube also came with MoYu's spring adjustment system. The puzzle, however, wasn't too popular due to being released in only black plastic (this was during a time when stickerless puzzles started to become way more popular than stickered puzzles).
MoHuan ShouSu
The MoHuan ShouSu is a MoYu sub-brand by Haixu Zhang, the former 4x4 world record holder, which would latter create the brand VIN.
2x2
MoHuan ShouSu ChuWen
A 2x2 released under the sub-brand, known for its controllable feel but overshadowed by MoYu's main lines.
3x3
MoHuan ShouSu ChuFeng
A 3x3 that had a very unique, airy feeling with large holes in the pieces. It was generally disliked for being unstable.
SenHuan
2x2
Senhuan Zhanlang
Senhaun's first 2x2.
Senhuan Zhanlang M
A factory-magnetized version of the Zhanlang.
3x3
Senhuan Mars (ZhanShen)
Senhuan's first 3x3 and was considered a flop. The puzzle was extremely unstable and had meddling performance. The puzzle came in the same colors as the Yuexiao, but without stickerless options.
Senhuan Mars S
An updated version of the Senhuan Mars that came in stickerless. Although it was considered better than the original Mars, it wasn't very popular among cubers.
MoJue
MoJue M3
A 3x3 release that was relatively popular for its soft feel and quiet turning, though it was quickly forgotten as MoYu released the Weilong GTS2 shortly after.
YanCheng
YanCheng is a sub-brand designed by Yancheng Liao.
YanCheng YAN3
YanChengs first and only 3x3, it was a decently popular puzzle that had squared off and hollowed corners much like the YueXiao which gave it a crisp, airy feel.. The puzzle came in black, white, primary and stickerless plastic. Cubers Home made magnetized versions of this puzzle.
MoFang JiaoShi
MoFang JiaoShi, also known as Cubing Classroom, is a sub-brand of MoYu that makes puzzles marketed towards newer solvers, most succesful MoYu's sub-brand, still active and releasing many budget cubes and even top performing ones to this day.
Moyu Blocks
A sub-brand for lego-like blocks for China. It was announced on March 22 2021, with a badly translated video called "Moyu Blocks!".
