MoYu Weilong Pyraminx M – standard magnetic pyraminx from the Weilong line for fast and controlled solves

MoYu Weilong Pyraminx M – Standard Magnetik is a modern magnetic pyraminx from MoYu’s Weilong series. It is a fast yet highly controllable speed pyraminx with standard magnets in the edges and tips, a classic spring system and smooth, fluid turning.

This model is aimed at cubers who want a stable, predictable pyraminx for practice and competitions: no experimental cores, but a carefully tuned balance of speed, magnetic click and stability.

Who is this pyraminx for

Skill level:

• beginners and casual cubers who already know how to solve a pyraminx and a 3×3;
• advanced speedcubers looking for a reliable “workhorse” pyraminx for daily use;
• those who want to upgrade from a basic budget model to something more stable and refined.

Best use:

• daily timed practice and algorithm drills;
• preparation for official WCA competitions;
• pushing personal bests and building consistent pyraminx averages.

Key design features

• Standard magnets — magnets in the edges and tips give a clear but not overly strong click, helping layers snap into place and reducing mis-turns at high speed.
• Classic spring core — a familiar setup without MagLev or ball core, easy to adjust and very predictable once tuned.
• Rounded piece design — good corner-cutting and minimal lockups even with aggressive turning and advanced fingertricks.
• Bright stickerless plastic — high-contrast shades make recognition faster and reduce confusion between faces during fast solves.
• Size and weight — typical for a modern pyraminx (around 95–96 mm edge length, low weight), comfortable in the hand and easy on the fingers during long sessions.

Setup and turning feel

• Smooth, fast turning — the pyraminx accelerates easily yet keeps a solid, well-structured feel instead of becoming loose or floppy.
• Adjustable tension — you can set it looser for maximum speed or tighter for extra stability and control.
• Moderate magnetic feel — magnets are clearly noticeable but not too strong, so the puzzle doesn’t “slam” your fingers and remains comfortable in long practice sessions.
• Reliable stability — layers lock in securely, the pyraminx holds together well and behaves predictably even with very fast, aggressive turning.

Who might not like it

• those who just want the cheapest pyraminx to “try it out” — the Weilong sits more in the mid/flagship range;
• cubers who prefer extremely strong magnets and very rigid layer locking;
• those who like ultra-light, “floaty” models with barely noticeable magnets.