WATIEOBOOUnresponsive Yoyo Professional, Competitive Bi-Metal Yoyos for Professional Players, Tricks Yo-yo for Intermediate to Advanced Players with Precision Bearings S304AS (Blue)

Good Bi-Metal YoYo with cheap price. This YoYo is meant to be performant with near classical bi-metal design. It has a good light weight for day to day playing, throws very steady.Comes with extra strings and gloves in the case if you need it

I am an intermediate to advanced yoyo'er and this is my 2nd Watieoboo yoyo. The first one was TERRIBLE, by far the worst yoyo I have ever thrown, but I have some friends who have said good things about Watieoboo so I decided to give them a second chance and ordered this one.First the bad - The strings they send, even though you get 10, are terrible. After 15 minutes I took it off and tossed them all in the garbage - Get some better quality strings and you'll get that 5th star.The good - It comes in a nice hard shell case so if you want to store it in the case to protect it, you can. The glove is actually a good glove. I rarely use a yoyo glove but tried it and it is probably the most comfortable glove I had ever used.As far as performance goes, after putting a Zipline string on it and giving the string about 15 minutes of play to break in I started putting this yoyo through its paces. Basic tricks, whips, slacks, grinds, it didn't matter. This yoyo handled every trick and combo I threw with ease and performed flawlessly.For a $32 yoyo it easily performs as well as some of my $50-$60 throws I have from other companies so if you're looking for something different that won't break the bank, this is definitely one to consider.

The media could not be loaded.  This is a great option for a starter/beater bi-metal yoyo! Plays nice and has a lot of spin. For the price, I'd say it's a good buy since you not only get a yoyo but a case and spare strings. Though I really didn't use the strings it came in with as I've used them before and they are too thin for my liking so I used an MYY string instead. Really good yoyo to learn tricks with because the extra spin time gives some margin of error while learning tricks. Only complaint I have is that the bearing is really tough to remove. I was able to remove it after a few minutes (longer than it should have taken me to remove bearings of other yoyos) but I had to use another bearing removal tool instead of the YYF multitool I have. I was resorting to using pliers but good thing I was able to remove it prior to that. All in all, still a very great yoyo!

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My son is learning yo-yo tricks so I thought this would be a good yo-yo for him to try. It is definitely unresponsive. He's still learning how to bind so has had a hard time wrapping it back up that way. A glove is included to keep the glove shiny and clean while you use it. It has a good weight to it. I wish the center was a little concave to make tricks like the DNA a little easier.

These things are beautiful but there are so many trends I’ve not seen it much!

My 11-year-old grandson is a very gifted YOYO champ and loves to try out new YOYOs. This YOYO comes with a user manual, 10 Strings, 1 YOYO Glove, and a storage case. The user manual isn't very helpful, you are much better off watching a YouTube Video.This is a bi-metal YOYO and we are certain it truly is made of aerospace-grade aluminum with the outer ring being made from stainless steel that is supposed to be a bit heavier than other YOYOs of a similar type. This arrives as an unresponsive YOYO meaning the bearing is unresponsive and does not come with a responsive bearing. If you are a beginner hopefully you have played with responsive metal YOYOs and possibly tried unresponsive metal YOYOs so you will not be frustrated. YouTube videos are a great place to learn how to use an unresponsive YOYO as first you need to learn how to BIND. My grandson has two other WATIEOBOO YOYOs and felt this Count YOYO was very good and better than the other two. The price is excellent for this level YOYO and he was able to move through many tricks and keep the YOYO spinning and moving. I asked him if there were any cons and he said he felt more vibe than he expected from this level of YOYO. He said he flipped the bearing and axle and that still didn't make a difference so he switched out the bearing to another high-end bearing and made sure that it was tight and that helped.

This is a great bi-metal unresponsive yoyo, especially for the price that you're getting. You can tell that the rims have that added weight because it is relatively stable and has easy spin times. Good to maneuver, feels a little weighty, but I like that play style, and you get some good extra strings along with it. The only issue I had was that sometimes the binds can be a little picky and it doesn't always catch out-of-the-box. But again, for the price, it's hard to argue with. Would definitely recommend giving it a shot!