INONE Aurora Yoyo Non Responsive Yo-yos Aluminum Alloy Metal Unresponsive Yoyos

I bought this yoyo kinda on a whim. There were no reviews but it looked like a decent yoyo especially for the very low price tag. I figured what do I have to loose. So I went ahead and bought it. Let me say I was actually blown away at the quality of this yoyo right off the bat. I don't know of too many other brands that offer a metal unresponsive yoyo with a 10 ball wide c bearing plus an extra bearing and a whole bunch of strings (6 think) for less than $10. This thing is great! I'm more of an intermediate player but this takes everything that I'm capable of throwing at it no problem. Sleeps for a very long time. Bearing is nice and quiet and very smooth. I really like the weight and shape. It's a bit bigger than most of my other yoyos but that really helps for on string stuff. I really have no complaints with this yoyo. I will say I'm pretty sure it's a magic yoyo brand. The packaging and everything about it looks just like the many magic yoyo's I've bought in the past. Or perhaps they use the same packaging services as magic yoyo. Regardless if you're thinking about picking this up, just do it. For the $8 pricetag just the two bearings and strings it comes with are worth it. Also I should mention this is a unresponsive yoyo. So in order for you to get the yoyo to return to your hand you will have to execute a bind. Hopefully this review is somewhat useful to someone. I am a actual real person and I recieved no compensation (wish I did though) for my fair and honest review.

I'm trying to get into unresponsive yoyo play, and thought for $10, I'd try it. I've been a yoyo player since my high school days, and have had some very expensive throws. For starters, the yoyo looks amazing. The machining is perfect, and the anodization is flawless. One thing I didn't know, is that each half is two colors. The green side is a lighter green, with a darker fade, and the blue is the same. Spin times are insane, and there is no balance problems. I still need to work on the bind return, but I am liking this so much, that I bought another one. Like everyone else says, the extra bearing, and strings are worth the $10....the yoyo is pretty much free.

Not sure if I got a bad one, but for one, it doesn’t wind up properly, and two, the second it goes down, there’s now way to yank it back up. It goes down one time and just keeps spinning. What a waste.

Tl;drIf you don't like vibe, don't get this yoyo. If you don't mind vibe, then it's a good budget beginners metal throw. If you're a beginner, get the yoyo 'cause you won't notice the vibe if you can't even throw straight! And for those who don't read product descriptions, this is an UNRESPONSIVE YOYO, it REQUIRES a bind to come back to your hand.-When I first received the INONE Aurora, the first thing that came to mind when I pulled it out of the packaging was it has a nice weight and a nice finish. My yoyo came in the same colors shown in the product image but mine came without the engravings. That was something I was hoping for, others may find this a bad thing. Next, I noticed that one of the response pads wasn't seated properly, quick fix so I don't mind. Unscrewing the yoyo I find Auldey response pads, well guess what? It's a Auldey Demon rebrand.The bearing it comes with is a 10-ball KK bearing and it's pretty noisy and does add vibe to the yoyo but it sure does spin for a while, I put the spare bearing the yoyo comes with in a Magicyoyo N8 and it spun close to 9 minutes. As for the spin time on the Aurora, I didn't want to even try it because when I threw it, there's a noticeable pulse vibe. Even after straightening it, still had the pulse vibe. I did switch out the bearing that came with this one for a Magicyoyo 8-ball KK bearing and it did have less vibe and wasn't as noisy but it still had the pulse vibe. Tuned it as much as I could, still had the pulse vibe.As for the accessories, it comes with 10 strings (thinner than Magicyoyo strings), a glove, and a spare bearing. The strings I received were 4 neon yellow, 4 neon orange, and 2 neon green. Don't really care for the strings too much but my only complaint is that they're pretty short. AS for the glove, its pretty small as well and very thin. As for the spare bearing it's exactly the same as the Aurora comes packaged with.In the end, I haven't used this yoyo in the past week, I like the Magicyoyo K2 better than this by far if you're looking for a yoyo on a budget. If you can wait for to buy a better yoyo, eBay always has some good deals on Yoyofactory throws (got a YYF Paolista for $25). If eBay isn't you're thing, YoyoExpert has great sales for mid-range throws and YoyoFactory has some nice beginner sets. But if you REALLY want this yoyo, get an Auldey Demon instead.

Couldn't pass up on what looks like a decent aluminum yoyo for under ten bucks.In the packaging included the yoyo (of course), a bundle of strings, a nylon yoyo glove and a spare ball bearing which made the deal seem even greater.Pulled the yoyo out of slapped on a string and started throwing. I think I got about 5 or 6 throws in and the regular sound of the yoyo became extremely quiet, but the sleep time also greatly diminished. It didn't take me long to figure out the ball bearing had locked up. Took the yoyo apart and upon removing the ball bearing, the sleeves separated and the tiny little balls went everywhere. Luckily there was a spare? So far the spare ball bearing is working but I won't be surprised if that goes bad as well.Overall, I like the finish and shape but the weight distribution could be better.If you're buying for your collection, go for it. Otherwise, maybe keep looking for another.

Great value for an unresponsive yoyo. The 10 ball bearing is smooth, it's a good weight, shape and size, comes with lots of extra strings and even an extra 10 ball bearing. I have two and one has a very slight drift... it may have been machined slightly off, the axle may not be perfectly straight, or the threads in the yoyo halves may not be clean enough, but they are very good quality for the price and come with extra stuff. That being said, they are totally functional and great for anybody looking to get into unresponsive yoyo-ing. 5 stars.

Works great completely unresponsive comes with an extra 10 ball bearing and a pack of strings just the bearings are worth 5$ each so this was a great deal

This is a non responsive Yo-yo, Which means it doesn’t come back up on its own. I didn’t quite understand what it meant when I ordered it but I wanted it so my son could learn some tricks. My son is 11, he watched some YouTube videos and he was able to learn within a day how to do the basics. It seemed way too complicated for me, but he loves it. The yo-yo is amazing quality, it comes with extra strings, it comes with extra bearings, my son loves it. The colour is so fantastic!

My 14 year old son absolutely LOVES this! I was a little sceptical about the purchase as he has never had a trick yo-yo before. He has only had the beginner ones that retract on their own. He has watched a few instructional videos and has learned quick a few tricks in just 1 week. Great purchase!

It is hard to use for beginners but as you progress and this would be a great yo-yo.

I've been yo-yoing as a hobby for the last three years, this yoyo is as good as some of my $200 pieces, very surprised. Quick shipping. Plays really well, sleeps a long time, unresponsive, great price.