DaYan Skewb V2 M – Standard — flagship skewb with a magnetic ball core and classic spring-based feel

DaYan Skewb V2 M – Standard is DaYan’s high-end skewb in the spring core + matte plastic configuration. It’s built for speedsolving and features a magnetic ball core, corner magnets and a three-way adjustment system (tension, compression and magnet strength).

The Standard version is aimed at cubers who want maximum control without the extra “slipperiness” of MagLev editions. The puzzle measures about 55 × 55 × 55 mm and weighs roughly 73 g. Its sculpted, slightly concave outer shape and matte stickerless plastic provide a secure grip, so the skewb stays firmly in your hand even during aggressive turning.

Who is DaYan Skewb V2 M – Standard for

Skill level:

• intermediate cubers who already time their skewb solves;
• solvers upgrading from a budget skewb to a true flagship with rich adjustment options;
• competitive speedcubers who value speed, stability and fine control.

Best use:

• daily speed practice and high-TPS algorithm drilling;
• training for and competing at official WCA skewb events;
• pursuing consistent averages and new personal bests.

Design features

• Magnetic ball core — corner-to-core magnets increase stability and auto-alignment, giving a feel similar to modern flagship 3×3 cubes.
• Adjustable corner magnets (5 settings) — choose a softer or stronger magnetic feel, from a light, subtle click to firm layer locking.
• Dual-adjustment core — separate tension and compression settings (numeric system) let you fine-tune the balance between raw speed and firmness.
• Sculpted, slightly concave exterior — improves grip, reduces finger slipping and keeps the puzzle comfortable in long sessions.
• Matte stickerless plastic — offers better grip than gloss, won’t peel like stickers, and uses bright shades for easy color recognition.
• Compact size and low weight — about 73 g at 55 mm, ideal for fast and even one-hand practice.

Setup and turning feel

• Fast yet very controlled turning — the cube accelerates easily, while the ball core and magnets provide a solid return to alignment.
• Three directions of adjustment — tension, spring compression and magnet strength can each be tuned, letting you choose a loose and fast or firmer and more locked-in feel.
• Excellent corner-cutting with few lockups — the modern mechanism forgives small angle errors without severe catches.
• Stable at high speed — layers don’t wobble or separate, and the skewb holds its shape even under very aggressive, high-TPS turning.

Who might not like it

• complete skewb beginners — it’s easier to start with a simpler, slower budget model;
• cubers who want maximum raw speed and ultra-“glidey” MagLev behavior;
• fans of extremely soft magnets and an ultra-plush, low-resistance feel.