Excellent cube

Turns very smooth

Good

Good and nice rubic cube

This is a quit good puzzle for its price And the best thing of this cube is its corner cutting . It corner cuts from everywhere around 65 degree . And very good for one handed

Good cube

Very Light Puzzle

DaYan Guhong V3 M (Magnetic) DaYan has released a new iteration of the GuHong, a 3x3 that was immensely popular and considered the best speedcube back in the early years of the decade by many, making it iconic. Specifications : The GuHong v3 is smaller than most speedcubes at 54mm and is also a very light puzzle weighing in at 77 grams. It is more of a budget speedcube than a flagship unlike it's previous iterations, which is reflected by its price and it's performance. It costs only 899/- and perform extremely well for its price. It also comes factory magnetised. The stickerless shades are vibrant and the same as the shades on the TengYun 3x3. Feel : The cube feels smooth, clicky and fast. It can be described as a mix between the YuLong v2 M and the MeiLong 3x3, or as having a feel reminiscent of the Thunderclap v1. The layers glide very smoothly and the clicky feel comes from the snappy corner cutting and the 3mm magnets. The magnets in this puzzle aren't very strong at all but are noticeable and have a pronounced click at he end of every turn. The corner cutting range is good but even smaller cuts are quite snappy, which contributes to its clicky feel as mentioned above. The cube responds well to lubrication. Performance : The cube does not perform as well as other competitive speedcubes which cost more and are flagship products, but it does perform extremely well for a cube in its price range and might just be the best in this range. The cube is very stable and smooth and its smaller size and light weight could be attractive to some OH solvers. More info and verdict : While the cube is the latest iteration of the GuHong 3x3s, it's mechanism is completely different from the GuHong v1 and V2. The mechanism is quite simple more reminiscent of modern releases and might be the better choice for a speedcube in his day and age. Overall, the cube is fantastic for its price and has no apparent issues. If you're an old school cuber who has been patiently waiting for a new DaYan 3x3, someone on a budget or someone who really likes smaller sized speedcubes, this is a very good choice!

Very Nostalgic

This cube is very nostalgic and has a lot of reputation back in the day. The thing with the previous zhanchi and guhongs were that they needed to be modded and customised to feel good. But the recent release of the guhong is very good, as it is well setup and ready to use. The cube feels very light and uncontrollable, but after dumping some heavy lube it becomes better. But this cube is still very uncontrollable and has no special design feature. The best fit I can see for this cube, is for One handed event as it is very light and turns smoothly.