WATIEOBOOProfessional Responsive Yoyo Bearing for Kids 8-12 - Beginner Unresponsive Yoyo Bearing for Fingerspin Tricks - Black, Blue, Gold

My kiddos begged me to get them this yoyo and as soon as it was received they played for hours!They said that is it easy to maneuver ándale tricks with and the quality and weight was what they expected.If they are happy than so am I.I would purchase again.

String quality is great. My 7 year old is learning but loves it. Durable and adjustable with extra strings storage case is a lifesaver to keep extra string and parts in one place.

Yo Yo Yo Yo, check out this review. It go UP, it go DOWN, it spin my round and round. This functions the same as an elevator

Grandson couldnt get it to work. I've never seen a yo yo. So maybe we were doing it wrong

Fun

This yoyo is undeniably cool, with a sleek design and smooth performance that’s perfect for advanced tricks. The build quality is excellent, and it feels durable and balanced in hand. However, it has a steep learning curve, making it challenging for beginners to get used to. Once mastered, though, it delivers impressive spins and control. A great pick for experienced yoyo enthusiasts, but not the most beginner-friendly option.

My son loves the unresponsive yoyo he picked it up really fast

This yoyo packs a lot in for the price tag. The inclusion of a curved bearing for unresponsive play AND a bearing puller to make the swap easy is a nice touch. The stock flack bearing is heavily oiled to enable responsive play. It could be de-shielded and cleaned out using mineral spirits, lighter fluid or acetone to be made as an unresponsive flat bearing, but I didn't spend time on that. I swapped in the curved bearing and got playing.The yoyo is in an H shape with a deep catch zone that takes very well to finger grinds. Arm grinds are good. I had some issues with IRG thumb grinds because this yoyo's weight distribution really wants to put in in full horizontal for hitting the DNA trick. The yoyo has a very slight surface treatment so any grind will slow it down fast unless it's a top-on finger spin grind and you have some fingernail to land it on.The color in the black/blue/gold look really nice. The very slight surface treatment lets the colorway shine and pop. There is a deliberate effort to have a uniform decoration on the cup, which is a neat thing to try. The laser engraving shows the company and model, which is a feature I like.The yoyo plays smooth and is quite stable. The lines are very clean, minimal and gets the job done. Pads appear to be 19mm OD slim pad(YYF) and should be able to be siliconed. Off-axis throws stay off axis unless corrected, and this yoyo wants to correct for DNA. I could do IRG grinds but I had to throw at a lesser off-access throw than I usually do. This is not a big deal as it is easily compensated for. This was a trade off that happened with the yoyo wanted to go full horizontal for DNA. I can't do DNA yet. The inner cup really does want to guide the fingernail to the center for a nice centered spin for that DNA. It is also nice to see that these are being named.I've purchased several yoyos from this brand now and have been quite pleased. This is a brand to keep an eye on. If you want to compete with these, pick up a couple or more. This will be good at 1A and 5A for sure.