MoYu RS3 M 2020 leads BestChoice's June speed cube rankings

1. CuberSpeed MoYu RS3 M 2020

The RS3 M 2020 still reads like the cube that taught a lot of the market how to define value. At 56 mm and 86 g, with factory-installed magnets and MoYu’s classic dual-adjustment system, it has the kind of balanced spec sheet that makes sense for first-timers, returning solvers, and anyone who wants one dependable 3x3 instead of a drawer full of experiments.

That is why it keeps sitting at the top of BestChoice’s June ranking. MoYu Culture was founded by cube inventor Chen Yonghuang, and the RS3 M line has carried that reputation into the budget end of the hobby, where a good buy has to feel stable, turn cleanly, and stay affordable enough to recommend without a speech.

2. CuberSpeed MoYu RS3 M Maglev Flagship 3x3

If the RS3 M 2020 is the sensible buy, the MagLev Flagship is the answer for the solver who already knows what the baseline feels like and wants more speed without jumping to a totally different cube family. Retailers describe the RS3 M 2021 MagLev as the update to the 2020 model, replacing traditional springs with opposing magnets to reduce friction and cut spring noise, which is exactly the sort of mechanical change that shows up in hand immediately.

One retailer even calls it the first mass-produced puzzle to use magnetic levitation in the mechanism, and that matters because the upgrade is not just marketing fluff. If you are chasing a lighter, smoother, more modern feel for faster turning and cleaner execution, this is the place in the lineup where spending more starts to make sense.

3. CuberSpeed MoYu Meilong 3x3 M

The Meilong 3x3 M fills the part of the ranking that matters most when price is the deciding factor. BestChoice positions it as the budget-friendly side of MoYu’s catalog, which is useful because not every buyer wants the stronger magnet feel or the more tuned-up experience of the RS3 M family.

That gives the June list its cleanest buyer map: the RS3 M 2020 is still the safest all-around value pick, the MagLev version is the upgrade for people who want faster-feeling hardware, and the Meilong is the low-cost entry point when the goal is simply to get a magnetic 3x3 in hand. MoYu’s ladder still works because it meets the hobby where it actually is, from first cube to better cube to better feel, without breaking the basic promise that made the RS3 M famous in the first place.