When I first got the tangpo out of the box it felt very buttery and loose. I wasn't the biggest fan but when i tensioned it the slightest bit it automatically became my main. I definitely recommend this puzzle to any speed cuber who is willing to tension it and it is totally worth the $12.00 to buy it. It's an overall great puzzle!!!

This cube is great. Out of the box, it is extremely fast and feels sandy and dry. I set it up with Weight 5 on the core, a little bit of Weight 5 on the pieces as well as Maru, and tightened it a bit. After breaking in with at least 300 solves, I put a little bit more Weight 5 on the pieces. Now, at about 500 solves, it feels like a smoother Lingpo with none of that awful catching. Definitely get this cube over any other 2x2 (maybe besides the Dayan).

Not a bad cube! this become my main from the box

Out of the box, the cuber feels very scratchy. The corner cutting is over 45°, and the reverse is good enought. This cube feels like a dayan with harder plastic, it doesn't locks up, never pops. The tangpo is very fast.

Out of the box, the Moyu Tangpo has a very sandy/papery feel and had lots of catches because of the stock tensions being so loose. After I tightened them, algorithms flowed flawlessly and i rarely had catches. Then... I added weight five lube from the cubicle. I don't what i did to make it like this but it became more buttery smooth than any dayan 2x2. It was so smooth that there was not even a slight bump. I was just so amazingly smoot. I have recently given it away and bought a new plastic dayan. But the tangpo excelled in every aspect over it.

The Moyu Tangpo is the 2nd 2x2 released by the company. Out of the box it was smooth with a slight bumpy feel. It has the standard Moyu shades and I replaced them with my preferred scheme. The plastic is softer than the original Lingpo, giving it a much more smoother feel. After tensioning it, it was able to corner cut a little over 45 and do 1/3 piece reverse. One major flaw of this cube is how similar it is with the Lingpo (their first 2x2). The inner edges seemed to be the exact same, with different variants of the mold. the corners were similar as well; however, with the Tangpo, the corner piece was filled (rather than gaps with the 3 piece stickerless version [from the Lingpo] ). The speed was un-controllable for me. As a result, I had to put some heavier lube to slow it down. It is now at a perfect speed for me so I can control it and get the tps I need when necessary. Catching is another flaw with the puzzle (this was when it was out of the box); but, it can be fixed if your tensions are even. Overall it is great cube to be my back-up main. I would recommend this to anyone that wants a new 2x2 and they are starting to take it more seriously.

Suits my turning style perfectly, I really enjoy solving this one. Smooth and fast, par for the course on lockiness, there's just something about the 2x2 mechanisms in general that punishes inaccurate turners like me.

This 2x2 is a pretty good 2x2, however, it is not for me. It is very, very fast; it can do 270 degree turns in one flick. Even after putting a lot of Traxxas 50k in it, it is still really fast. Also, it is very locky, probably as a result of how fast it is. This cube can cut anything and some sides and barely 40 degrees on other sides. And out of the box, it was so bad. I had to take it apart, and the alignment system was off. But I put it back together and it is fine. The feeling is smooth with a slight bumpy feeling. It flexes alot, meaning it is not stable. My tensions are pretty lose, and if it is any tighter, it will catch and lock like crazy. So overall, this cube is not for me, and only for people who like insanely fast cubes.