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[Answered]  Takara-Tomy and Young Toys quality

Oct. 21, 2019  6:14 PM
 
Hello! So, i don't know that much about Young Toys to be honest. I'm pretty sure it's just a company who distributes TT beys in South Korea. The contents are the same, i think but what about the quality of the products? In theory, they should be pretty much identical but i feel like YT beys are kinda worse than TT ones despite the fact that the only different things should be a few logos on the box and korean writings instead of japanese. There was a discussion here, where somebody claimed that the YT launchers had a sort of higher chance to break. Now, i bought a Cho-z Valkyrie and i can't wait for it to arrive. None of you has experience with Young Toys line? I actually have a Dead Phoenix, and i can't deny its Atomic spring feels weaker than the Takara-Tomy version. It's not much, so i'm looking forward to have some tips from you guys!
Thanks for reading and your time.
Oct. 21, 2019  6:16 PM
 
Edit: just read your post. I have no experience with the brand but I have seen listings of it. I do not think there is any difference between getting a TT bey from Japan and a bey distributed by this company so you should be safe.
Oct. 21, 2019  6:54 PM
 
Hello Bblader, till now I only have 2 Beys from YT and they seem to perform as they should. As far as I know they are made in the same production places as the TT. If the quality would be poorer, then TT would not agree that YT prints the TT logo on the packages.

Somewhere I read that the TT beys have an RFID chip which can be scanned for the TT app. But this app is in Japanese only. So we buy the YT beys for a dollar less without the unneeded chip Wink
Oct. 22, 2019  12:14 AM
 
Thanks my friends! I can tell for sure that YT drivers have weaker springs than the TT ones. I have unboxed a Winning Valkyrie a few hours ago (still from YT), volcanic is not as tight as it should be. So yeah, i'll just use TT drivers and that's it Smile
Oct. 22, 2019  9:45 AM
 
Hmm that sounds desastreous. I will check the paper package of my YT beys. Maybe I can find out if they are produced in Japan, like TT. If  not, then it could be that other parts, e.g. springs, are used in Korea. I fear that those Infosys are printed only in Korean, so we would need a Korean speaking bey fan to help us.

I hope that is not true. I would be sad that I bought YT beys.
Oct. 22, 2019  4:52 PM
 
There should be no differences as YoungToys is a distributors of TT products.
They simply provide the Korean packaging and removed the NFC chip.

They are made in the same factory(ies) in Vietnam.
Oct. 23, 2019  11:34 PM
 
I ordered a while back the "B-96 Mugen Infinite Spin Beystadium DX" Set from them. It is made (in Vietnam) by Takara Tomy but labeled for the Korean market. As far as quality goes, I can safely say it's the same TT item just repackaged.

https://imgur.com/e4dFOK9
https://imgur.com/OwW4GNb
https://imgur.com/sR9KvMe
Jan. 27, 2021  7:24 PM
 
My cuz recently got a forneus from amazon and it showed a Japanese takara tomy bey but when he received it, it was a young toys bey and the nervy layer had no metal it was plastic. The disk felt cheap and weird the only thing good about it was the driver it’s nothing like a Japanese takara tomy bey what a rip off
My cuz recently got a forneus from amazon and it showed a Japanese takara tomy bey but when he received it, it was a young toys bey and the nervy layer had no metal it was plastic. The disk felt cheap and weird the only thing good about it was the driver it’s nothing like a Japanese takara tomy bey what a rip off
(Oct. 22, 2019  4:52 PM)Mikuri Wrote: There should be no differences as YoungToys is a distributors of TT products.
They simply provide the Korean packaging and removed the NFC chip.

They are made in the same factory(ies) in Vietnam.

for me there was a big difference not metal on a super z bey the disk felt cheap too