QY M Pro Art Version - QiYi Tiled Magnetic 3x3

Summary

In this review, the Chii M Pro art version speed cube is tested. It's praised for its great performance and feel, especially with its pillowed texture and sticker-like tiles. The cube lacks a ball core but offers a quiet and magnetic turning experience. It's lubricated out of the box and has a tensioning system with seven settings. The reviewer finds it enjoyable for casual solving but questions its suitability for competitions due to grip. The cube's design is compared to the GOC, and the reviewer expresses a desire for a squared version.

Takeaways

• 🎁 The Chii M Pro Art version was sent by Chi sent me for review.
• 💬 The Bluetooth version of the Chii M Pro is praised for its functionality, but the app is not the reviewer's favorite.
• 🎨 The Art version of the puzzle resembles the GOC, featuring a pillowed feel and sticker-like tiles.
• 🧩 The reviewer is curious if the pieces are the same as the core, noting that the stock looks longer.
• 🔄 Corner cutting on the puzzle is still great, and performance is smooth.
• 🕒 The puzzle is a bit fast, possibly due to its smaller size compared to a 56 mm puzzle.
• 🔕 The puzzle is quiet, potentially rivaling the Dianion for volume, and is magnetic but lacks a ball core.
• 🤔 The reviewer finds the puzzle comfortable but not suitable for competition due to the grip.
• 🏅 The puzzle is enjoyable to use and is recommended for those looking for a til puzzle.
• 🔧 The Chii M Pro Art version includes a tensioning system with seven settings to adjust the cube's tightness.

Q & A

What is the main topic of the video transcript?

The main topic of the video transcript is a review of the Chii M Pro art version speed cube, including its features, performance, and comparison to other cubes.

What is the opinion of the reviewer on the Chii M Pro's Bluetooth version?

The reviewer thinks the Bluetooth version of the Chii M Pro works well, but the app is not their all-time favorite, suggesting it's the only downside to the cube.

What are the differences between the regular and art versions of the Chii M Pro mentioned in the transcript?

The art version of the Chii M Pro has a more pillowed feel, tiles that make it look like stickers, and is compared to the GOC in appearance.

Does the reviewer believe the art version of the Chii M Pro has the same pieces as the core version?

The reviewer is curious if the pieces are the same as the core version but notes that the stock looks longer, suggesting they might be using the regular M Pro design instead.

What is the reviewer's opinion on the corner cutting and performance of the Chii M Pro art version?

The reviewer praises the corner cutting and overall performance of the Chii M Pro art version, stating it's great and nice to use.

How does the size of the Chii M Pro art version compare to a 56 mm puzzle according to the reviewer?

The reviewer notes that the Chii M Pro art version is a bit fast compared to a 56 mm puzzle and mentions it looks like maybe a little less than 56 mm due to the rounded corners.

What is the reviewer's comment on the noise level of the Chii M Pro art version?

The reviewer finds the Chii M Pro art version to be very quiet, possibly rivaling the dianion for volume, and appreciates its quietness.

Does the Chii M Pro art version have a ball core according to the transcript?

No, the Chii M Pro art version does not have a ball core; it uses a different design as mentioned by the reviewer.

What is the reviewer's recommendation for using the Chii M Pro art version in competitions?

The reviewer does not recommend using the Chii M Pro art version for competitions due to its grip, but finds the feeling and quietness of the cube enjoyable for casual use.

What additional feature does the Chii M Pro art version have that is mentioned in the transcript?

The Chii M Pro art version has a tensioning system that allows for adjusting the axis distance with seven settings, which the reviewer appreciates.

What is the final verdict of the reviewer on the Chii M Pro art version?

The reviewer absolutely loves the Chii M Pro art version, especially for those looking for a til puzzle, and believes it's a great option for its features and performance.