MAGICYOYOK2 Yoyo Professional Glow in The Dark, Responsive Yoyo for Kids 8-12, Unresponsive Yo yos for Adults, Plastic Yo-yo for Finger Spin Trick, 12 Yo yo Strings + Extra accessory kit (Glow Green)

After watching the reviews on Youtube about the K2 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.

Great Toy.My son loves it. Tons of extra strings and 2 modes to yo-yo.Glow in the dark lasts a long time.

Comes with everything you need if you know what you are doing, and even if you don't! Responsive or non, this shows the way to Yo-Yo fun! Extra strings will keep anyone busy for a long time, fun choice of colors too.

The media could not be loaded. There's a surprising amount of value packed into this kit, especially given the price:2 x Crystal Yoyos (with responsive bearings pre-installed)2 x unresponsive bearings (and they're concave—a nice bonus)Axle removal tool (basically an Allen key)Bearing removal toolTons of stringsCarrying caseI don’t really need two identical yoyos, so I would’ve preferred a bit of variety in the models, but this setup could be great if you're buying for multiple kids. The idea might be that someone new to yoyoing can leave the responsive bearing on one, switch an unresponsive bearing on the other, and easily swap between them while learning to bind.For those unfamiliar, the default responsive bearing makes it easy to "tug" the yoyo back up from a sleeping state. It still sleeps well, but this is how classic children's yoyos work. The unresponsive bearing, on the other hand, is wider and concave, which keeps the string centered and allows for tricks that require more space in the gap. You'll need to "bind" the string to get the yoyo to return—this is made easier by the silicone pads around the axle. Once you learn to bind, you'll probably prefer the unresponsive bearing since it allows for longer combos without the yoyo unexpectedly snapping back mid-trick.Unfortunately, the bearings are quite loud and don’t spin as smoothly as I’d hoped. They likely have dust in them, and in my experience, cheap bearings tend to perform better after a soak in acetone. The strings, while plentiful and colorful, are just adequate. The biggest disappointment is the vibe—both yoyos have noticeable wobble. I was able to tune some of it out of the blue yoyo, making it usable, but the green one has more vibe than I find acceptable, even for a budget plastic throw.I’ll definitely use the case and tools, but I’ll be sticking to my other yoyos, strings, and bearings for regular play. For an absolute beginner, I can see the value in this kit (which is why I'm still giving it 4 stars), but if you’re more experienced, I’d recommend looking elsewhere. Magic Yoyo’s N12 is one of my favorites, and it's only $15—though it doesn’t come with all these extras. I've heard good things about the Crystal, so maybe I just got a bad set, but I can only review what I received.

Find a colorway with an accessory kit! This is an amazing value when the k2 is bundled with the case and extra strings and bearings. The cases run $5-7 and the strings are roughly $2-3. Say the bearing and removal tool is $1, thats $8-10 in extras, so the yoyo itself barely costs $5. Not to mention it performs quite well and glows brightly, highly recommend

Wow, this a fun toy to have at the house. For the price, you can’t beat it. It’s a quality yo-yo that sleeps and responds with ease

The media could not be loaded. Great beginner YoYo, but I let this sit out in the sun, no glow at all. Kind of salty about that.

My daughter loves her yoyo