Yes… with the only exception that the N12 does not have a Fingerspin dimple. Other than that, you are correct. If the N12 is available to you and you don’t mind not having the ability to Fingerspin then that’s the way to go. If you feel you need to Fingerspin then the V10 is the way to go.
Edit: actually meant for @psychic_sickness
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Thank You All For Replying and Clarifying my Doubts,
I will go with this order till my budget is finalized with my parents
N12
V10
N11
Funny thing is the N12 is actually cheaper (by $2-3) than the V10 or the N11
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I agree with the Captain. V12 plays amazing. You won’t regret it. Plays better than all those you had listed imo, and finger spins great
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Interesting. I cant compare to those, but they do seem like excellent yoyos.
I’ve met the end of my yoyo budget. We are in the endgame now. I got the last pieces that I was getting for at least a year already, so here I go!
Honestly, to the original poster and anyone else snooping this thread. I can’t recommend MagicYoyo enough to anyone just starting out. Any of their monometals that I pick up actually surprise me for the price. I own like 4 yoyos from their brand. Two of their monometals have impressed me enough that I prefer them over some of the more run of the mill mid range monometals in my collection. I also have a Z01 Focus, a bimetal. Not the best bimetal. But it is a fantastic beginner one if you find one on the cheap.
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I’ll always plug the C3 Speedaholic XX. It’s around your price range and plays so far above it. Such a great throw.
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I’ve got two of those. One of them was my very first bimetal and maybe only my 3rd or 4th yoyo. Still plays excellent despite the many MANY hits it’s taken on tile and concrete.
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