MoYu WeiLong WR M V10 3×3 — 20 Magnet Ball Core Spring: flagship with magnetic core and classic spring feel

MoYu WeiLong WR M V10 3×3 — 20 Magnet Ball Core Spring is an advanced version of the WR M V10 with a spherical magnetic core with 20 magnets and a classic spring mechanism without MagLev. The magnetic core improves corner alignment and adds an “autopilot” feeling, while the springs keep the familiar, bouncy turning that classic flagships are known for.

The size of 55.5 × 55.5 × 55.5 mm and weight of about 64 g give the feel of a compact, fast and very stable cube for serious training and competitions. Inside you get a 20-magnet core, edge–corner magnets and a dual center adjustment system, so you can finely tune the cube to your own style.

Who is this cube for

Skill level:

• advanced hobby solvers and competition cubers who want a flagship with a magnetic core, but without MagLev;
• those who have already tried regular magnetic cubes and want a more “solid” feel thanks to the ball core.

Age:

• teenagers and adults;
• suitable for motivated kids who confidently solve 3×3 for time and are looking for a serious upgrade.

Main use cases:

• regular speed training and participation in competitions;
• moving from a regular WR M V10 / other flagships to a version with a magnetic core;
• main “competition” cube for those who want a mix of stability, speed and familiar springy feel.

Turning feel

• turning is light and fast, layers start moving without extra effort;
• the magnetic core gently “pulls” the corners toward the center, making the turning more solid and connected;
• medium-strength layer magnets complement the core — alignment feels clear, but doesn’t chop the speed;
• the spring core gives a bouncy, slightly “rubbery” response, the cube stays lively and responsive rather than “stiffly magnetic”.

Out of the box, WR M V10 Ball Core Spring is usually quite fast and “light” in feel, while stability is noticeably higher than on the regular magnetic version. In most cases it’s enough to slightly adjust tension and choose a lube to get a “very fast but under confident control” feel tuned to your turning style.

Magnets, core and adjustment

Magnetic core (20 Magnet Ball Core):

• spherical core with 20 magnets interacting with the corners;
• corners are more firmly “tied” to the center, the cube feels more monolithic and stable at high TPS;
• the core helps layers return to perfect alignment faster, reducing the number of lockups.

Layer magnets:

• edge–corner magnets stabilize the layer positions and help them align cleanly;
• magnet strength is close to medium — the alignment click is well felt but doesn’t interfere with algorithm spam.

Adjustment system (Spring Core):

• classic spring core with a dual center adjustment system;
• separate tension and elasticity levels let you choose the stiffness you like;
• everything is adjusted with the included tool, no disassembly or part swapping needed;
• you can make the cube more free and “flying” or, on the contrary, denser and ultra-stable.

Stability and corner-cutting

• strong forward and confident reverse corner-cutting at modern flagship level;
• the magnetic core + layer magnets help the cube forgive small grip and turning inaccuracies;
• anti-pop and anti-twist corner features reduce the risk of pops and corner twists;
• with proper setup, the cube easily handles very aggressive TPS and heavy algorithm spam.

Size, weight, materials

• Size: 55.5 × 55.5 × 55.5 mm — slightly more compact than the classic 56 mm, comfortable for modern fingertricks;
• Weight: about 64 g — a light but not “empty” flagship, comfortable for long sessions;
• Shell: stickerless, bright and high-contrast color scheme (usually a matte frosted finish);
• Surface: matte plastic — less prone to fingerprints, small scratches are less visible, the cube doesn’t slip in the hands;
• Construction: closed (capped) pieces, internal “dragon scale” texture to reduce friction.

Key advantages

• magnetic spherical core with 20 magnets — a noticeable boost in stability and “autopilot” compared to the regular version;
• classic spring core — familiar, bouncy feel without MagLev specifics;
• flexible center adjustment system allows you to fine-tune the cube to your style;
• balanced mix of speed, stability and solid, connected feel thanks to the ball core + layer magnets;
• works great as a main competition cube for those who like a modern flagship with a “lively” spring feel.

Who it may not suit / nuances

• if you specifically want MagLev (maximum free turning without springs), it’s better to look at MagLev versions of the WR M V10;
• for those who prefer ultra-light, “empty” cubes without a core, the more monolithic feel of a ball core may be unusual;
• if you don’t feel a difference between the regular and ball-core versions, it may be more rational to choose the standard WR M V10 Magnetic.

If you need a modern MoYu flagship with a magnetic spherical core, classic spring mechanism and a focus on stability without losing speed, MoYu WeiLong WR M V10 3×3 — 20 Magnet Ball Core Spring is a strong option both for daily practice and for competition performances.