Initial impressions are pretty good overall though there are a few caveats.. first off make sure you strip the cube down and get rid of the factory lube!! IMHO the stuff they used is awful, it makes the cube feel dull and slow. While it’s stripped down you may as well turn the torpedoes out as well as they add massively to the stability of the cube. I haven’t played around with all of the different magnet options as yet but no doubt I will when I have a bit more time.. the magnets in the pieces are not adjustable, adjustment is via the lower discs in the centre pieces, you can move the disc counter-clockwise to choose between two settings that will have an effect on repulsion and attraction on the other pieces. The upper disc is for spring compression and is adjustable by hand, though it isn’t very easy to tell which setting you are on visually as the numbers are tiny and movement of disc vertically is difficult to tell. After setting it up with some decent lube (I used scs solar) it feels quite nice, the plastics used aren’t up to GAN standards but they are on the higher grade of cheaper plastic, kind of like that of a meilong or rs3m. It’s pretty fast and has a kind of papery, hollow feel to it. It’s fairly loose but also stable with the torpedoes turned out. Admittedly I did quite like the previous ms cubes and now with the backing of diansheng they will hopefully get a bit more exposure.