Basically it’s the same concept except that the axle screws directly into the bearing seat itself making it more stable. The axle is still screwed into a threaded metal insert embedded in the plastic body. It’s just that the insert is also the bearing seat. The concept is similar to an SPR.
The stability probably exists because the bearing, yoyo and axle are all vibing in unison so it will decrease the vibe caused by desync. I suppose its to fix the famous YYJ plastic vibe. I dont think it helps with stability at all since yoyojam plastics were already super stable.
The bearing/bearing seat assembly is more solid which will make that assembly more stable in itself. Thus maybe leading to less of the “YYJ plastic vibe” you note. So it’s probably more of a semantics issue at this point (stability vs vibe vs solid). Though for myself I really never noticed a lot of vibe in my YYJ yoyos.
What i said
-but joking aside he wouldn’t start this if he hadn’t been looking at the dm2 so im sayin its an awesome yoyo in case you want it. But it feels hollow. i really like solid throws but its so good with spinning forever and not wobbling it compensates for the lightness. But do all yoyojams feel llike that?