Out of the box it was kind of tight but very smoothe. I broke it in with about 100 solves and then lubed it with traxxas 30k on the hardware and 10k on the pieces and then a drop of 25wt shock oil. I also loosened the ball bearings by a 1/4 turn ( 12 o'clock position to 9 ). This made the puzzle very smooth with a slightly less click but it does pop if your turning isn't very precise. I'm still playing around with the tensions and might have to tighten it back up which will make it require more oomph to turn but will get rid of the popping. Overall I am happy with this puzzle. Big difference from a modified Shengshou.

I'm not really into pryaminx, I just bought this to have one. It's kind of bumpy and fast.

Very nice pyraminx. Has good turning. Out of the box is was a little uncontrollable, but after tightening if it was fine.

when I got it strait out of the box it was broken. it breaks every 3 solves! but when it works its really good it corner cuts very well and turns smoothly I recommend the moyu

This is the best pyraminx I've ever had. It has the smoothness and cutting of a moyu, but the speed of a shengshou. The tips are the best tips I've ever felt, Requiring very little effort to turn.

this pyra is really under rated the corner cutting is great both forward and reverse but it kinda unstable.

Pyraminx is my main event (I am sub-6), so I know a good Pyraminx when I see one. This is an excellent puzzle, but it is almost necessary to remove the ball bearings. It is a very fast puzzle and the cornercutting is amazing