10 Best BEYBLADE BEYBLADEs Launchers
for March 2023

The Beyblade Burst Vortex Climb set offers plenty of action for its price, but it's held back by a few shortcomings. The Beystadium is stronger than expected, but it's a bit top-heavy and wobbly. The climbers are solidly designed, but too small for kids ages 8 and up. The Beyblade Burst app is well-designed and easy to use, but it's disappointing that the app doesn't include battle mode, which lets you battle against other players. It's also unfortunate that the Beyblade Burst app doesn't connect directly to an opponent's Beystadium or fight in tournaments, which are common features in competing apps. If you're planning on using the app, it's worth noting that the app's battery drain can vary widely, and that the app's battery life can be shortened by other apps running in the background.

The Beyblade Burst Slingshock Rail Rush Battle Set is one of the best sets we tested, and it rocks because it brings top-to-bottom innovation. The Slingshock trick is one of the coolest new features we've seen since Spin Masters added it to Spin Master Battle Tops several years ago, and it's especially cool when combined with the Beystadium, which boosts performance. The Slingshock rails are dual rails, and when you release them, they shoot forward toward the opponent, causing a huge explosion. The Beyblade Burst Slingshock Rail Rush Set has three main components: the Beyblade Burst Beystadium, the Slingshock tops, and launchers. The Beystadium is a sturdy, red plastic cube that has a slot on the top for launching the tops, and on the bottom there are slots for the launchers. The Slingshock tops have dual rails, and when you release the rails, they shoot forward and explode. The launchers are plastic tubes with slots on the top that attach to the Beystadium. The launchers can also attach to your Beyblade Burst tops. The launchers are solid, so they don't look as cool as the Slingshock tops, but reviewers say the launchers work great. The Beyblade Burst Slingshock Rail Rush Set is easy to assemble, and all of the parts are high-quality and well-made. The Slingshock trick is fun to play, and it's a big improvement over Spin Master Battle Tops, which had just one rail. The Slingshock trick really amplifies head-to-head battling, and the Slingshock tops and launchers are fun to play with. The Beyblade Burst Slingshock Rail Rush Set is a lot of fun, and it's one of the best toys for kids ages 8 and up.

The Burst Speedstorm Raid Luinor L6 Spinning Top is a cool toy for kids ages 8 and up. It comes with an attack type top and launcher, which kids can use to face off against opponents in digital battles. The Burst Speedstorm Raid Luinor L6 top is easy to assemble and fun to watch in action. The Beyblade Burst app lets kids scan the code on the Energy Layer to unleash the top in battle. The Burst Speedstorm top spins and writhes, and kids can use its built-in launcher to fire the top at opponents. The launcher also acts as a Beystadium, which can be used to hold and spin the Burst Speedstorm top on its own. The Burst Speedstorm top's Energy Layer is removable, so kids can use the top's other 3 Energy Layers as well. The Burst Speedstorm top has LED lights that flash while it's spinning, so kids can see what's going on. The Burst Speedstorm top has a cool design, and young kids can have fun with it. The Burst Speedstorm top comes with a Beyblade Burst Beystadium, so kids can use it to play Beyblade Burst battles. The Beyblade Burst Beystadium is easy to assemble, and kids can use the bottom battle pits to hold and spin the Burst Speedstorm top. The Beyblade Burst Beystadium comes with 16 battle pits, so kids have lots of room to set up their own Beyblade Burst battles.

The Burst Rise Hypersphere Draciel F Starter Pack has just about everything you need to get started with a Beyblade Burst battle. It comes with a right-spin Hypersphere Beystadium (which you need to scan to unlock), a left-spin Hypersphere Beystadium, and three Beyblade Burst tops (each sold separately, subject to availability). The Beyblade Burst Hypersphere Beystadium has both right- and left-spin Beyblade Burst tops, so you can play either right- or left-spin battles. The Beyblade Burst tops themselves feature a unique, futuristic design, and they spin well. The Hypersphere Performance Tip on the Beyblade Burst tops helps them climb the walls, and the tops also feature blade holes at the top, so they can spin freely. The included Beyblade Burst launchers spin well as well. The launchers feature three buttons, and one of them locks. The launcher is easy for kids to use, and it requires just one AAA battery. The launcher is thin, so it doesn't take up much space. The launchers spin well, and when locked, they spin pretty steadily. The Hypersphere Draciel F Starter Pack comes with a Beyblade Burst manual, a charger, and a Hypersphere Beystadium drawstring bag. So, if you're looking for a great way to introduce kids to Beyblade Burst, the Hypersphere Draciel F Starter Pack is a great choice.

The Burst Rise Hypersphere Flare Cobra C5 Starter Pack is a blast right out of the box, with tons of fun features for budding Beyblade enthusiasts. The set comes with the top, launcher, and Beystadium, which all work together to make it feel like you're battling real Beyblades. The Beystadium is chunky (about half the size of a regular Beystadium), and it comes with two Beyblades, so you can get started right away. The Beyblades are metal, so they're durable, and they spin well. The Beystadium's spinning design makes it a lot more durable than a regular Beystadium, so it's less likely to break when players drop it. The Burst Rise Hypersphere Flare Cobra C5 Starter Pack is the easiest starter set we've tested, and it's easy for kids to figure out. The Beyblade Burst app, available on Apple and Android devices, makes it easy to customize and compete.

The BEYblade Burst QuadDrive Cyclone Fury String Launcher Set ($19.99) has an impressive feature set for its price, and it's a lot of fun to play. The Blast Burst Beystadium is pretty fun to play with, and it includes the option to switch between Core and Apex mode for top performance, and you can scan in the core and apex codes on the tops to customize their performance. The launcher is easy to use, with compact buttons and a surprisingly solid trigger switch. The spinning tops are well-made, too, and the Beyblade Burst app is a blast. However, the Beyblade Burst QuadDrive Cyclone Fury String Launcher Set (Beystadium sold separately, subject to availability) doesn't include a carrying case, and the included top is basic. The Beyblade Burst app is fun to play, but it's a little buggy, and it's currently not available for iOS.

The Beyblade Burst Rise Hypersphere Apocalypse Blade Set (model number: D75 TH15) is a good choice for younger kids who want to learn to control a spinning top. The launcher is well-designed and works well, and the included top is pleasingly light and nimble. It spins well and is responsive. The set comes with two spin tops, but we found that our favorite, the Beyblade Burst Rise Hypersphere Cosmic Apocalypse A5 D75 TH15, is larger and more durable than the included tops; it spins longer and is more durable, too. The Beyblade Burst app makes it easy to download new tops and battle arenas, and the app has an easy-to-use battle game mode. The set comes with a Beystadium, which is a stage that can hold two tops and is small enough to fit on your desk. The Beyblade Burst Rise Hypersphere Apocalypse Blade Set (model number: D75 TH15) is a good option for kids just starting to play Beyblade.

The Beyblade Burst Turbo Slingshock Riptide Blast Set is a lot of fun for kids, whether they're new to Beyblade or have been playing for years. The set is well-designed and easy to assemble, and kids love the Beyblade Burst app, which lets them compete against each other from around the world. The Riptide Blast launcher is a very impressive toy, and the Riptide Burst top is a blast to spin. The Riptide Blast top works very well as a combat top, and it's a lot of fun to slingshock with it. The Riptide Burst launcher is well made and works well, but it can be a bit difficult to line up for launches. The Riptide Burst top takes some getting used to, and it's definitely not for beginners. The Riptide Blast top works better as a combat top than the Slingshock top, and it's more likely to hit the target. The Riptide Burst top is also a bit unbalanced, so it's best for kids who already have some experience with Beyblades.

The Burst Hypersphere Bushin Ashindra A5 is a decent starter set for young Bladers, and it's especially well-suited to kids who already have a Beyblade Burst Burst Rise top. The Burst Hypersphere Bushin Ashindra A5 has an easy-grip handle, and it's light enough that kids as young as 8 years old can hold it and battle. The Burst Hypersphere Bushin Ashindra A5 has a solid spin shaft, an impressive burst rate, and a solid weight balance. The Burst Hypersphere Bushin Ashindra A5 also has a variety of good-versus-good matchups, so kids can have a lot of fun with the set. The Burst Hypersphere Bushin Ashindra A5's top also has a built-in scanner, so kids don't need another Beyblade Burst app to activate the top. However, the Burst Hypersphere Bushin Ashindra A5 is missing a handle cover, and the top's Energy Layer is top-heavy, so it's usually easy to knock the top over.