This cube is buttery smooth after break-in and has a medium turning speed. Plus, the cube is very stable but has weak feeling magnets. 8.5/10 would recommend to any cuber.

This is my first good 2x2 I have ever gotten, I lubed the core with weight five and the pieces with martian and galaxy which makes it stable and controllable. The magnets are kind of weak but I feel like that's good for this cube

It was an instant main out of the box, over my Xinghen M. It has a light, smooth, snappy, and papery feel. I haven't had any pops or corner twists. I've only had a few very minor lockups, but those were because of my rugged turning style. Definitely a great cube to pick up.

This cube is very smooth and retains the tactile feeling of the magnets inside

I am very fast at 2x2 (5-8 seconds), but I have a lot of cubes to compare it to and think I can offer a good opinion. It was fast and smooth out of the box, and felt like a cube that would be a bit too flexible without magnets, but had a great balance of flexibility and stability with magnets. It corner cuts almost anywhere on near-stock stock tensions (I evened them out a bit, as a couple of sides were uneven out of the box). It had a bit of spring noise, but that went away after lubing the core with weight 5. I lubed the pieces with weight 1, and it is fast, but still controllable. I haven't had any pops yet, which was my issue with the Kung Fu. It comes in sticker less and is more smooth and stable, which is why I choose it over my ChuWen (and a friends magnetic ChuWen that I tried). I had trouble deciding between this cube and my magnetic WeiPo, but am slightly leaning towards this cube for subjective reasons and its slightly better corner cutting.

MAGNETS BOOM BAM BOWWWW. This is what the original WuXia is missing and this is main worthy, it's my main and has a extremely buttery smooth feeling that is really satisfying!