This yoyo is actually my favorite of the two Titans. Unboxing and using is just a much of a premium experience as it's bimetal counterpart. Very nice presentation and overall aesthetic. Packaging was really well done, although personally I'm not a fan of the tear away opening. The yoyo design itself is 100% a collaboration between Brandon and Jeffrey Pang. The evidence of that is very clear. As an owner of the outlier 2 and the deviant, this carries a similar feeling in the string. It feels dense and a little bit hefty, but I think you get extra power in exchange. The yoyo is extremely stable and surprisingly very very good at rejections. Usually in my experience, V shapes don't reject the string very well, but this definitely did. Stability and spin time are excellent as you would expect.
Feels great on the string and it's very fun to play. It's a solid banger. I don't regret buying the set, although it definitely left a hole behind 😅. But if you have to pick one, pick this one. It's a good value even though it's on the higher end of price for monometal titanium.
This review is very similar to my comments on the outlier titan, but that's because the two yoyos play similarly in my opinion. The bimetal has more hefty and stronger spin but the sounds the monometal makes, combined with the chonky rims, make this version a very strong contender. Highly recommend it. Kinda reminds me of an Augment (thesis) Calyx, the offset deviant, and the c3 breakout combined together.