Muyi ARTILLERY vs TOFU: Choosing a Fidget Slider Feel

Two Muyi sliders, two distinct feels

The Muyi ARTILLERY and Muyi TOFU are both factory-sealed, limited-production fidget sliders from Muyi (Nayici), but they are built for different hands and different carry habits. The ARTILLERY is a larger, heavier piece with optional tritium slots and a separate shake bead system. The TOFU is a compact, magnetic slider that weighs a fraction of the ARTILLERY. Your choice comes down to how much heft you want in hand and how much room you have in your pocket.

This guide uses the supplied catalog specifications to compare the two models directly. Where the catalog does not list a detail, such as exact bearing type or break-in procedure, treat that as an open question rather than a feature.

Size and weight: the first decision point

The ARTILLERY is listed at 2.22" L x 0.90" W (57 x 23 mm) and weighs 81 g in titanium or 121 g in zirconium. The TOFU is listed at 1.10" L x 0.91" W (28 x 23 mm) and weighs 18 g in POM+G10 or 43 g in POM+SS. In practice, the ARTILLERY occupies noticeably more pocket space and gives a heavier, more deliberate hand feel. The TOFU is small enough to disappear in a coin pocket and light enough to carry without noticing it until you reach for it.

• ARTILLERY (Titanium): 81 g and 2.22" long. A substantial slider that anchors your grip and makes slow, controlled movements feel weighty.
• ARTILLERY (Zirconium): 121 g and the same 2.22" length. The extra mass makes each shift more pronounced, but it is the heaviest option here.
• TOFU (POM+G10): 18 g and 1.10" long. The lightest configuration, suited to quick, subtle fidgeting without pulling on lightweight pockets.
• TOFU (POM+SS): 43 g and 1.10" long. Still compact, but with more heft than the POM+G10 version for a more grounded feel.

Materials shape feel and maintenance

The ARTILLERY is offered in titanium, zirconium+brass, and PEI+titanium variants, plus separate Mokuti and Zircuti plates. Titanium keeps the weight at 81 g, while zirconium raises it to 121 g. The TOFU uses POM combined with either G10 or stainless steel. POM is a low-friction polymer that tends to feel warm and quiet in hand; G10 adds texture and durability, while stainless steel adds mass. Neither product record lists specific care instructions, so follow any guidance included with the sealed package.

If you prefer a metal-forward look and are comfortable with a heavier piece, the ARTILLERY's titanium or zirconium builds fit that preference. If you want a lighter, polymer-bodied slider that is less likely to weigh down thin fabric, the TOFU's POM+G10 version is the lighter of its two configurations.

ARTILLERY specifics that affect your decision

• Muyi ARTILLERY: 5Pcs 1.5x6mm Tritum Tubes Slot Ready, Tritum Tubes Not Included The ARTILLERY has slots for tritium tubes, but you must source the tubes separately. Factor that into your budget and expect some assembly if you want the glow feature.

  

• Muyi ARTILLERY: Artillery Not Included Shake Bead Spinner The shake bead spinner is a separate accessory, not part of the base ARTILLERY. If you want that secondary fidget action, you will need to add a shake bead variant to your order.
• Muyi ARTILLERY: Limited Edition, BNIB Factory Sealed Limited production means availability can change, and the factory-sealed packaging protects the finish until you open it.

TOFU specifics that affect your decision

• Muyi TOFU: Magnetic + BuckyBall Structure The TOFU uses a magnetic BuckyBall structure, which suggests a different interaction than a pure sliding mechanism. The catalog does not detail the exact motion, so expect a magnetic, modular feel rather than a simple linear slide.

  

• Muyi TOFU: 18g(POM+G10) / 43g(POM+SS) Weight The weight difference between the two TOFU versions is significant. Choose POM+G10 for the lightest carry, or POM+SS if you want more heft in the same small footprint.
• Muyi TOFU: BNIB Factory Sealed Sealed packaging means you receive the slider in new condition, but it also means you cannot inspect the finish before opening.

Which Muyi slider fits your carry?

Use these decision rules based on the supplied specifications to narrow your choice.

• Choose the ARTILLERY if you want a larger, heavier slider with customization options.: At 2.22" long and 81–121 g, it suits someone who likes a substantial piece and is willing to add tritium tubes or a shake bead separately.
• Choose the TOFU if you want a compact, lightweight slider for everyday pocket carry.: At 1.10" long and 18–43 g, it is easier to carry discreetly and less noticeable in light clothing.
• Choose the ARTILLERY in zirconium if maximum heft matters to you.: The 121 g zirconium version is the heaviest configuration listed, giving a more deliberate feel than the 81 g titanium.
• Choose the TOFU in POM+G10 if you want the lightest possible option.: At 18 g, it is the lightest slider in this comparison and the least likely to pull on a pocket.

What the catalog does not tell you

Neither product record lists a specific bearing type, break-in period, or care routine. The ARTILLERY's tritium tubes and shake bead are not included, and the TOFU's magnetic BuckyBall structure is described without detailed operating instructions. If you need those details before buying, check the full product listing or contact the seller. The absence of that information here is not a claim that the products lack it—only that the supplied specifications do not cover it.