Yoyo Professional Responsive Yoyo V8s - Dual Purpose YoYo for Kids Beginners, Pro Metal Yo-Yo for Adults with Unresponsive Yo yo Bearing + 12 Strings, Case Bag, Removal Tool (Purple Blue)

I noticed the listing was missing the specs of the yoyo so I added those to my photo if your interested. The ano is beautiful on this yoyo. I think this might be my favorite colorway they have put out. As far as playability it plays excellent. The rims are fairly large compared to some of their other yoyos. It feels very comfortable in the hand. Its not as wide as some of these newer models so it has more of a classic feel. However it's just as stable as some of my wider yoyos. Its also dead smooth. One thing I like is they have a cutout along the inside of the rims. This is perfect for thumb grinds and some other rim tricks. It does have a fingerspin dimple in the middle but it is quite difficult to get into. For example the new V13 they just released you can hit anywhere in the hub and it will slide to the middle. But with this you have to hit the center perfectly as the center fingerspin part is raised. This can be quite difficult for beginners. If your new to yoyos and just learning how to fingerspin then I would suggest getting the V13 first. But if you do land it in the center it locks in and spins for a long time. If you have been wanting to try out 3A yoyoing I feel like these would be perfect for that. The 43mm width and 66g weight seem just about right for that style of play. It comes with everything you need to get started if you are new. Including responsive and unresponsive bearings. It came with the responsive bearing on. If you switch to unresponsive just be sure to switch out to the longer axle. And remember you don't want to ever over tighten a yoyo. It just needs to be snug. Overall very happy with how the V8s turned out and for the price it's hard to beat.

Kiddo loved it

This metal yoyo is fun, colorful, and a great gift for a 10yo who already knows how to use a basic yoyo and feels like this is a step-up and more "professional." There are parts and tools included to switch the yoyo to unresponsive play but out of the box it is responsive. The colors are fun and vibrant, seems very high quality. It sleeps well and is easy to play with for beginners. Great gift and well-liked.

Works well small peices can fall out when you first open the case

Fire I’m her son I love it lowk yall should get it brochacos

This is a very comfortable yoyo and great for beginners. Well, it might be good for advanced throwers, but we're all beginners here and it's good for us. I got this for my wife to see if she'd want to learn any tricks, and she loves it. It's well balanced and doesn't vibrate, and sleeps for a long time thanks to the metal body. I've played around with it, and it's super comfortable to catch too. All the additions are great, really like the responsive and unresponsive bearings and axles, plus my wife liked that the case has purple around the zipper part (her fav color). The only reason I knocked off a star was because they advertise the finger dimple for finger spin tricks, but the raised section around the dimple pretty much says NO DNA FOR YOU if you miss the dimple. It just blocks your finger from sitting in the dimple if you're outside it.

Fácil de usar, funciona muy bien.

The V8S is another of Magic Yoyo's update from an older model, the V8. The original V8 was a nice simple everyday carry where you can just pocket it when you're on the go without the worries of getting it beat up because of how affordable the yoyo is. The V8S features a dimple instead of a spike(V8) in the center of the cup so it's supposed to make finger spins easier, I'll get to that in a little bit. This yoyo also includes a hard case, some strings, and a replaceable unresponsive bearing with tool since the yoyo comes installed with a responsive one. Among the changes to this yoyo is the little hook under the rim that adds just a tiny more rim weight during play compared to the V8. The V8S and the V8 plays almost the same both as responsive and unresponsive. Same feel with stability as well but now you can do thumb grinds because of that under rim channel. Now that finger spin dimple...it doesn't really make this yoyo any easier to do finger spins because it tends to guide your finger onto the outside of that mound. You can still do finger spins without landing onto the exact center, but it's pretty hard to hand exactly in the middle of that finger dimple. Thankfully the yoyo itself plays similarly like the V8 (which is a nice yoyo btw), but the added features on the V8S doesn't really make a huge difference. This would be a good yoyo to have beginners start with as it can provide a longer lasting playability before one's skill level increases. Overall, I'm OK with this update as the yoyo is still pretty fun to play with, but if I had a choice between the V8S or the V8, I'd go with the V8.