The MeiLong 8x8 is an 8×8×8 cube from MoYu/MoFang JiaoShi (MFJS), known for a relatively compact footprint for this size. Common specs list it at about 69 mm and about 206 g (without packaging). This version is listed as non-magnetic.

Who it’s for

• Anyone moving up from 5x5/6x6 who wants a proper 8x8 without spending a lot.
• Collectors building out the MeiLong big-cube lineup.
• If you want stronger layer alignment, consider magnetic variants (usually clearly labeled).

Turning / control feel

• The compact size helps grip on an 8x8, but finger work is still “small” compared to smaller cubes.
• On a non-magnetic 8x8, alignment depends more on technique; fast turning can require careful layer management.

Magnets & mechanism

• Magnets: no (non-magnetic version).
• With 8 layers, clean alignment before the next move matters; a steadier turning style helps.

Size, weight, materials

• Cube size: about 69 × 69 × 69 mm.
• Cube weight (without packaging): about 206 g.
• Common edition: stickerless.

Main advantages

• Affordable entry into 8x8.
• Relatively compact for the class.
• Great pick for a MeiLong/MFJS big-cube collection.

Possible drawbacks

• Non-magnetic: alignment is less “auto” and needs more control.
• 8x8 solves are long and technical.

How to use

• Break in the cube and solve via reduction (centers → edges → finish like a 3x3).
• Use standard 4x4+ parity algorithms when parity appears.

Box & contents

• Factory cardboard box; common listings note ~239 g gross weight and ~72 × 72 × 72 mm package size.