Top 10 MAGICYoyo Yoyos
for September 2023

The yoyos in our roundup are all great performers, but the N11 is our favorite because it has a responsive bearing and it allows players with long fingers to finger spin for longer periods of time. The N11 is also much prettier than most metal yoyos, and it's much easier to learn finger spin tricks on than an unresponsive yoyo with a metal axle. The N11's strings are also longer, which helps players with longer fingers. The N11's unresponsiveness comes from its concave bearing, which lets the yoyo return to hand almost instantly. The N11 is responsive, durable and pretty, and it's the best performing metal yoyo in our roundup.

The MAGICYOYO V6 Locus responsive Yo-Yo set is one of our favorites, offering good performance at a great value. The 6061 aluminum made yo-yos are responsive, durable, and well-made. The bearing is responsive and sticks well, and the strings are responsive, too. The MAGICYOYO V6 Locus yoyo set also features a beautiful matte finish and a slim, responsive bearing. The yoyo's strings are short, so it's tough to perform tricks with it. But, the yoyo is clearly made for beginner and intermediate-level players, so don't expect to perform tricks like 720 spins with it. More importantly, however, the yoyo is priced right: It's inexpensive for a yoyo set, but it's high quality. The yoyo's responsive bearing and smooth finish make it a pleasure to play with.

The MAGICYOYO Unresponsive N11 Pro Alloy Yoyo is hands down the best performing advanced-level unresponsive yoyo in this price range. The yoyo is responsive, stable, and spins effortlessly. It's one of the best performing yoyos we've tested, and its stability is unparalleled. It has a wide landing angle, so you can spin the yoyo from a long distance without resetting. Its wide shape also makes tricks easier to perform and helps prevent the string from wrapping around the outside of the yoyo. The yoyo is incredibly easy to bind and return, and it has a concave bearing, which allows you to do tricks like 3A and 5A. The yoyo is lightweight at 1.6 ounces, so it's comfortable to hold. The yoyo is also made of high-quality, durable metal, and has a comfortable finger groove. It has 5 nylon strings, and comes with a bag, glove, and 5 replacement yoyo strings. The yoyo comes in several different colors, including black, red, blue, purple, and green. The yoyo is quiet, but slightly louder than our previous pick, the Yoyo A11.

The MAGICYOYO V3 is a great beginner yoyo, style string trick (1A, 3A, 5A) GIFT PACKAGE, which is specially designed for kids daily practicing or competition. The responsive yoyo V3 made from quality aluminium 6061, stable and balanced high speed routines. Super smooth sand blasting finish surface never fade and not easy to scratches. MAGICYOYO V3 has 5 responsive yoyo strings and 1 long axle (4mm*12), which can help you easily learn to do different styles. The responsive yoyo V3 has a 2A axle hole, so you can easily change strings. The responsive yoyo V3 has 2 removable bearings, so you can easily change bearings. The responsive yoyo V3 has 2 bearing removal tools, so you can quickly change bearings. The responsive yoyo V3 has 1 kk bearing, so you can quickly change bearings. The responsive yoyo V3 has 1 year warranty. MAGICYOYO V3 is a good choice for beginner level yoyo players.

The MAGICYOYO K2 Plus Crystal is a great entry-level yoyo for kids. It's reasonably priced, easy for beginners to learn, and most important, it feels good in the hands. The KP Crystal also performs well, and it's responsive enough to perform tricks like 3A 5A and 1A 3A 5A. The bearing is responsive and spins well, and the strings are durable. The K2 Plus Crystal is also durable, and we've dropped it multiple times on hardwood floors and concrete, and it hasn't broken. The included yoyo bag is also durable, and it protects the yoyo well. The K2 Plus Crystal is also a great yoyo for intermediate-level players, especially if you're a yo-yo player who loves unresponsive yoyos. The K2 Plus Crystal plays well as an unresponsive yoyo, and it's responsive enough to perform tricks like 3A 5A and 1A 3A 5A. The included bearing removal tool also makes it very easy to change out the bearing. The K2 Plus Crystal is a great yoyo for kids, and it's definitely worth upgrading to an unresponsive yoyo once you become proficient.

The MAGICYOYO V6 Locus YoYo is our favorite budget yoyo for beginners and intermediates. It's responsive, durable, and light weight, and it's cheap enough that it won't break the bank. The yoyo handles well for beginners, and it spins well for beginners as well, making it a good first yoyo. The yoyo's design is great, too. The yoyo feels well balanced, but it still has a pop and a hard catch. And it's small enough that it won't take up much room in your backpack or purse. The yoyo's performance was the same in our performance tests, and we even noticed a slight improvement from our previous top pick. The yoyo's price is lower, and it's lighter and smaller, too. The yoyo feels more balanced, and it spins a tiny bit longer. The yoyo's design is also a little nicer. The yoyo is more responsive out of the box, and it's easier to find on the string. The yoyo's performance was also the same in our performance tests.

The N6 is a solid performer, and it's a great choice for more advanced players who want to be able to perform string tricks. The N6 has a sturdy build and a smooth feel, and it's responsive enough to perform most any string trick. It spins a little slower than some of the competition, but we found we were still able to perform a variety of string tricks with it. The only downfall is its weight, which is heavy enough to make it challenging to juggle, and we found that it slowed our down somewhat. The N6 has a smooth feel and an attractive design, and it's available in several attractive colors. The N6 has a smooth feel and an attractive design, and it's available in several attractive colors. The N6 is a good pick for more advanced players who want a durable, responsive yoyo.

The MAGICYOYO ball responsive yoyo is best suited for kids ages 5 and up. The yoyo is responsive and spins for a long time, so it's suitable for both beginners and intermediates. The yoyo is made of plastic, with a steel axle in the center, and it's relatively lightweight for its size. The yoyo's bearings are packed inside a plastic case, so it's easy to replace or repair the bearings if you find that they aren't performing up to standards. The yoyo comes with five strings (one plain, one purple, two blue, and one red), and it's also compatible with most yoyo strings. The yoyo also has a red center spot that helps keep you focused on your throws. Overall, the yoyo's response and spin times were impressive, and it's one of the most affordable yoyos we tested.

The MAGICYOYO V6 Locus is a great beginner's yoyo. It's responsive, has a very long spin time, and is easy to catch on the string. The strings are also long enough that beginners won't need to wrap another string around them, so they won't wear out. The yoyos come packaged in a nice, sturdy box, and there'a nice bag to keep them in. The yoyo's handle is aluminum, which keeps it light, and it's shaped so that your fingers won't slip off the yoyo during tricks. The yoyo is responsive, and it catches easily on the string. The yoyo's long spin times make it great for beginners, but the responsive yoyo is no slouch for more advanced tricks, either. The yoyo has a tendency of landing with a flat side, so it's best for tricks that, at least, have a flat side. The yoyo also has a fairly long string, so beginners will need some practice making strings longer.

The MAGICYOYO Y01 Node professional unresponsive yoyo is, in a word, beautiful. The yoyo has a comfortable, ergonomic design that makes it easy to hold in your hand, and the yoyo itself is gorgeous. The yoyo's weight balance is spot on, and the yoyo's frame has a pleasingly smooth finish. The yoyo has a well-balanced center of gravity, making it easy to learn tricks on. The yoyo's responsiveness is good, though not quite as good as our previous pick, the YoYoFactory Alien. The yoyo's bind return is very responsive, but it's a bit of a challenge for beginners and intermediates to learn. The yoyo's spin time is also a bit shorter than the Alien's. The yoyo's play strings are all good quality, and the yoyo's replacement strings are a nice bonus. The yoyo comes with a nice storage bag and a carry case. The yoyo's retail price is $29.99, which is a bit higher than most unresponsive yoyos. But unlike other unresponsive yoyos, the Y01 Node's design is well thought out, and the yoyo looks as good as it performs.