MoYu RS Pyraminx M – affordable magnetic pyraminx with solid stability and control

MoYu RS Pyraminx M – Standard Magnetic is a budget-friendly magnetic pyraminx from MoYu’s popular RS series. It combines soft, predictable turning, standard magnets and simple setup, making it a great first “serious” pyraminx for practice and competitions.

The RS Pyraminx M provides a gentle, consistent magnetic click that helps layers snap into place without requiring complex tuning. It’s a good choice for anyone moving up from very basic non-magnetic puzzles to a more stable and comfortable speed pyraminx.

Who is this pyraminx for

Skill level:

• beginners who are just learning pyraminx and already know how to solve a 3×3;
• casual and intermediate cubers who want an inexpensive but decent magnetic pyraminx;
• school clubs and classes that need a reliable training puzzle for students.

Best use:

• learning first methods and algorithms on pyraminx;
• daily timed practice at home or in a club;
• first appearances at local and official WCA competitions.

Design features

• Standard magnets — magnets in the edges and tips give a mild but noticeable click, helping the layers lock in cleanly and reducing mis-turns.
• Classic spring core — a familiar system without MagLev or fancy cores: easy to disassemble, lubricate and tighten to your liking.
• Rounded pieces — basic corner-cutting and reduced lockups, more than enough for learning and casual speedcubing.
• Bright stickerless plastic — high-contrast shades make face recognition easier and help you read the puzzle state faster.
• Size and weight — typical pyraminx size (around 95–96 mm edge length, low weight), comfortable for both kids and adults.

Setup and turning feel

• Smooth, moderately fast turning — the pyraminx turns softly and consistently, without feeling either too slow or too wild.
• Simple tension adjustment — a slight screw adjustment is enough to find a comfortable balance between speed and stability.
• Gentle magnetic feel — magnets do not “slam” your fingers, making the puzzle suitable for long practice sessions and younger cubers.
• Reliable stability — layers don’t drift apart on their own, and the pyraminx behaves predictably, which is especially important for beginners.

Who might not like it

• very advanced speedcubers who want a top-end flagship with maximum speed and corner-cutting;
• cubers who prefer extremely strong magnets and very rigid layer locking;
• collectors looking for exotic cores and advanced adjustment systems — the RS line focuses on practicality, not flash.