The MAGICYOYO K3 Aurora-p Pro Finger Spin Yoyo is a fantastic option for both beginners and those looking to advance their skills. It comes with a generous set of 12 extra strings, an additional bearing for switching between responsive and unresponsive play, and a detailed instruction manual that makes learning tricks easy. The build quality is impressive, with a sleek purple and white design that looks great. The included storage case is a nice touch, keeping everything organized. Overall, this yoyo provides excellent value, especially with the thoughtful extras included in the package.

Excellent yoyo!!! Can be responsive or unresponsive! Lots of strings, toll, a case, and a finger saver!

The Pro yo-yo is easy to string once you know how.It comes with multiple different colored string, a hard, zippable carrying pouch with logo, a blue finger protector so you don't damage the other hand's finger when doing tricks (not the one casting the yo-yo), the pro yo-yo itself andsome type of tools (it does not explain what the silver tools are for, exactly, in the instruction manual itself. When I went to the QR code and it took me to Youtube, there were 58 short videos with tricks, but I did not see what the tools are for yet after watching the first 4 short videos.).After reading the manual and going to the videos, I still did not understand how exactly the end of the string (opposite end of the regular knot + slip knot that goes on the middle finger) was supposed to go on the yoyo itself (I needed to go to a different website video entirely in order to see that the end of the string, when you rub it with your fingers, will open into an end loop, and you untwist that part until it's big enough to go around the yo-yo: after that, the yo-yo acted like it was supposed to and stayed turned even at the bottom without popping back up automatically again).So if I had a constructive criticism, it would be to really make that portion - how the end string will open up into its own loop that goes over the yo-yo and onto the middle, so you don't have to tie any knots - 100% clear in the instruction manual (because it was not clear) and also to really slow that part down and explain it in English on the first video.I had wasted my first string because I had to assume (since I didn't know at first that it would open into its own loop when you rub the end between your fingers) that I had to tie another knot for it, then ended up having to cut that one off and use a second string to try again.I got it right the second time after watching the third party website video.After that, everything was fine: the advanced tricks videos look pretty good and a lot of them show you what it looks like when it slows down. Also: it should clearly detail what the silver tools are for, and it mentions nothing about the tools in the instruction manual whatsoever. So, was tempted to take off one star due to the unclear portion of the instruction manual plus also not clear in the threading video (which putting it on the yo-yo itself incorrectly is literally the ONLY reason people would not be able to make their yo-yo do what they expect it to or want). People should also clearly be able to see what to do with everything without having to go online on top of it, so it's more inclusive of those who don't have technology or internet access.However, the yo-yo itself is great quality (I also love the blue and white colors) and so is everything it came with.My kids and I will enjoy mastering these fun tricks now that it's threaded properly, I'm sure! :)

I am not an expert on yo yo's. I thought this might be a relaxing hobby to learn. I was impressed with the hard carrying case that the yo yo came in. I was a bit overwhelmed when l saw all of the parts included. The instructions for using the axle and bearing were included and easy to understand. There are also very specific instructions for attaching the string and winding the yo yo. There are some simple instructions on balancing the yo yo and returning responsive vs. unresponsive. What l liked the best is the website included with short instructional videos on how to do tricks. As a newbie, l cannot tell you the quality of the yo yo as l am learning. I can tell you it is a slow process and l am having fun but haven't gotten the hang of it yet. It might not be for a beginner.

Pretty nice yo-yo for the price. If you’re wondering how to attach the yo-yo side like I was, see my second picture. I didn’t realize there was a knot there with the string doubled over and twisted. Just untwist and open and put it around the yo-yo and re-twist it. It says something to that effect in the directions but I didn’t get it at first. The case it comes with is nice and so are the accessories.

This yoyo finger spins longer than any yoyo ive ever owned. I think its because of the plastic but it shocked me how long I can finger spin this. I love that they went wide. This is a great improvement over the first version. I also really like they way they did the color. It almost has a marble type of look. It did have a little bit of fingernail vibe however you couldn't feel it while playing. Im guessing this is because its plastic. It plays great. Its very stable due to the width and fat rims and spins for a long time. I would definitely recommend this yoyo.

This yo yo is great fun! I really like that it comes with different string and a case! Great for all sorts of tricks. This yo yo is well made and would make a great gift. The price point is very reasonable too!

Really great to learn tricks. Growing up it wasn't so easy but this yo-yo is actually pretty cool. My son will need to watch more videos but he loves it so far!

This is a great yoyo for anyone. I see lots of people say it’s great for beginners and yes that’s true but it’s a great yoyo for all skill levels and as a beginner it will be able to handle skill progression. with you as a player. It’s very organic in shape nice and floaty and I personally think floaty is the best for new players. Feels like you have some extra time to perform trick cause the yo-yo floats rather than zooms thru the air. I personally use my floaty yo-yos to learn new tricks and then I move to a faster yoyo. It Will also teach you how to throw more stable and yes you can do the DNA with it

After watching the reviews on Youtube about the K3 Magicyoyo, I decided to try it. I found it is a very good beginners yoyo. I removed the responsive bearing and installed the unresponsive bearing so I could learn more tricks. The tutorials on Youtube make it look easy but it is harder than it looks. There are so many small details that have to be done correctly. I found out that using a longer string makes it easier, I had been cutting the string too short and it was impossible to do any tricks correctly. I have just learned how to do a bind, and once I get good at it I will move on to more complex tricks. I am very pleased with this yoyo and have bought several more of them.

This is a review for MAGICYOYO Responsive Yoyo for Kids K2 Plus Crystal. I got this as a throwback to my childhood. The yoyos then were much simpler. It says for kids in the ad, but it is perfectly sized for an adult as well. It comes with a carry case, plenty of spare strings and tools to change the bearing from responsive more to unresponsive mode.What I like about this one is that it has two modes. Responsive mode is like what I had when I was a kid. You toss it down and is sleeps until you give the string a small tug. The beginner mode is like what was advanced when I was a kid. This allows me to use it right out of the box. The old tricks I knew still work in this mode.Unresponsive mode is way more advanced. It does not return when you tug the string. You need to do one of the many “binds” to get it to come back. Binds are what the advanced tricks end with. Because it is unresponsive, it spins for a very, very long time. This gives you plenty of time to do and learn tricks.This is going to be a lot of fun challenging myself to learn a new spin on an old hobby. The quality is great and I feel this will last for a long time.

Super organic, wide, big, and fun yoyo. Had initial vibe that went away with play and opening and closing the yoyo

It's nice enough, but it's quite a bit smaller than usual at 2" in diameter as opposed to 2 1/2 to 3", which is more common.