This cube is very stable out of the box. It has a sold quality feeling and the turning is smooth. It does feel a little slow at first but it makes the cube very controllable.

This cube came out in 2015, and it's getting to be almost it's 2 year anniversary. My cousin purchased this puzzle after praising mine, and I broke it in with well over 100 solves, Lubicle Weight 5 on the core, and a combination of Silk and Martain on the peices.

The turning is buttery smooth, with a bump and clack to every turn. I personally enjoy this feeling, and have enjoyed my Tanglong for a long time.
The corner cutting is standard for any good cube released after 2015, on the right tensions of course.
Pops: none.
Lockups: nada.
Speed: Reletively medium
Reccomendation: YES!

Not to quote DG here, but if you like solving, get it. If you have it, get another, and if you don't have it, get like 3.

Thats all! Hope I persuaded you to add this steal of a deal into your cart!

A lot of people say that the Moyu Tanglong is too slow, but I feel that the speed is fine, unless you really do need 180 degree turns with one flick. The turning is very quiet and smooth, but doing algorithms quickly will cause the cube to give a satisfying little crunch. The corner cutting is easily 45, and reverse is almost 2/3 of a cubie. The tensions are perfect out of the box, providing controllable but fast turns. Popping is never a problem, and corner twisting isn't frequent.

About my personal experience with the cube: Okay, so I have a sub-35 average, and my PBs with this cube currently are as followed: single: 16.95 seconds, Ao5: 23.86 seconds, Ao12: 23.98 seconds. My setup isn't the best. I use a mixture of Vaseline and floor wax as my lube, but it works fine.

Overall, I recommend the Moyu Tanglong to anyone looking for a new experience in cubing. If you like a smooth or crunchy solving experience, buy this. I also would show this to rough turners, because the speed can make up for overshooting.

I have only had this for a few days the more I solve it the smoother it gets.Its not the fastest but it is very stable.

this cube became my main right out of the box feels great and i just love the sound of it i definitly recommend this product

This shares many similarities with the gans 356. it has good corner cutting, and an AMAZING feel. If you like the gans 356, you'll like this better.

The Tanglong has stood out as my main right now ever since it came out.
I know a lot of people have said that this cube is slow but I kind of found a way around that. Just like with the Yuxin 3x3, I swapped Maru CX3 soft springs with the stock springs it came with. Something that I noticed about the stock springs of the Tanglong is that it is slightly lengthier than most of the Moyu stock springs that their cubes come with (like the Weilong and Aolong v2). I figured that this is what is causing the cube to be slow. The Maru CX3 spring swap did make my Tanglong faster but it is still not as fast as other modern 3x3s like the Meiying or Thunderclap. However, the spring swap also maintained it's very smooth feel.
This cube is probably the most stable 3x3 I have ever used. However, I wouldn't necessarily say that stability is always a good thing. If you happen to have a rough turning style you may experience quite a bit of lockups. If you're someone who likes stable cubes this might be the cube for you.
Corner cutting on this cube is adequate but not the greatest. Smaller reverse cuts are effortless on this cube making M-slice algorithms flow pretty nicely.
In all, even though the Tanglong is my main, I wouldn't necessarily recommend it to everyone. As I have said, if you have a rough turning style this may not be the cube for you. Also, the Maru CX3 soft spring swap on the Tanglong is something worth trying out.

The moyu tanglong is a heavier cube that is slower than most other. This was a plus for me and I got very consistent times. One downside is that the tanglong locks up slightly more than other 3x3s, but I found that it locked up less when under pressure. Overall its a great cube for collected and cubes who want a slower, more controllable cube.

Very good, when I ordered it I had it pre lubed and tensioned. Out of the box it was very fast, smooth, and a little uncontrollable. After some breaking in it became a little slower and is now more controllable. It is very nice overall and it is a good cube.

This cube is stable and rivals the Gan 356. Its a heavier cube and fits my turning style very well

This cube is basically a slower, more stable, and a cube with harder plastic than the gans356
the cube cuts very well
this cube is a great beginner cube due to it being slower and easier to assemble do to its very simplistic design.
really good cube cube

This cube was my main OUT OF THE BOX. I haven't had a main change since April and this was instantly my main. It has a similar feeling to a yuxin 5x5 except it's a little crunchier and bumpier. If I try to manually corner twist it, I feel like I will break it because it takes so much effort. Corner cutting is a little over 45 and reverse is about 3/4 of a cubie with little to no effort both ways. My previous main (Gans 356) sort of feels like this but not exactly. The 356 is a little slower and smoother, whereas this is faster and clickier. The 'M' slices are amazing. They glide through like nothing and are SUPER fast. I can flick the M slice with one finger once and it will go 180.

This is the most unique Moyu cube ever to be released in my opinion. This is because all of their other 3x3's have been relatively fast and a pretty complex mechanism. This cube is pretty slow and controllable and VERY stable. With that said, this cube is not very versatile so not every cuber would like this, but this cube is still very good.

This cube is very smooth. Out of the box it was to tight for me, but tensioning it helped. I would recommend this cube to anyone who wants a cheaper gans 356.

The Tanglong is Moyu's rival to the Gans 356. In this head to head rivalry, I think the Tanglong wins by a longshot, here is why.

Out of the box, it was smooth and crunchy. Stock stickers were the standard Moyu shades fitted for the pieces and I have since replaced them with my color scheme. After setting up this cube, the Tanglong is amazing. It corner cuts just as much (but a little less) than the Gans both ways. It has over 45 normal and almost a piece reverse. It turning after breaking in is ultra smooth with the crunchy feedback when turning fast. What I love about the Tanglong the most though is the controllability. It is fast; but, it is controllable when I need it to. Catching is almost non existent despite the squared off corners. Overall, this is a very solid 3x3 and it is currently my main. I would highly recommend buying this cube.

I was on a roll of ever-improving quality, but this cube seems to have sacrificed usable corner-cutting for stability. Maybe it needs to be run super loose or something, but on my preferred tensions it feels almost like a heftier version of the Shuangren V1. Lockup after lockup.

Many people say that tanglong is slow but it is not that quite slow. Though it is very controllable but not slow. It was very smooth and had no lock ups out of the box. I lubed it with traxxas 50k for core and pieces and it is my instant main.

This cube is a GREAT 3x3! I found it smooth and controllable right out of the box. After a few hundred solves, the factory lube wore off and the cube became scratchy. But this was easily fixed with lube.

Over all the TangLong is a prefect cube for both beginners and intermediate cubers, who want a high quality cube that delivers great performance!