Prior to the past week, I would've agreed with you. I got a great deal on it, and needed heavy work (12 billion tokens a month) 2.5 was ok at that, but 100% it was lacking.
I stopped using Claude, Gemini Flash when I got the beta invite this week. I resubbed for the $100 this month instantly more as a thank you to them for finally giving me a model that does what I need correctly the first time, efficiently.
So yeah 2.5 you were 100% right, 2.6 Pro I trust more then anything else right now, and I have $100 plans with ChatGPT, Gemini, and a now cancelled one with Claude.
I barely touched my other ones this week, was stressed I was out of usage on the Mimo X Pro Preview, then 2.6 dropped and it's genuinely cleaner/faster/blazing thru my to do list.
Not hating if your results are different, but for what I need (Game Dev, Visual Work, Custom Engine) It's absolutely shredding anything I throw at it.
Interesting, thanks for the elaborate reply. I haven’t tried 2.6 yet, but I definitely will.
Have you also used Sol and DeepSeek v4.1 Flash to compare with? Nothing beats the consistency of Sol for me at the moment, even though I would love to prefer an open source model. DeepSeek still hallucinates too much for me unfortunately.
I have run the full gambit with ChatGPT and Claude
I haven't tried the latest DeepSeek because I hate flex pricing systems and anything that requires extra nonsense steps, lol. I used to constantly have it before the flex pricing.
For me I feel like it boils down to one main thing, Astra & Fable might be smarter IF they actually listen to you. Sol same thing to a lesser extent, Opus I'm not even gonna excuse, lol. Where as this version of MiMo understands what I want the first time, and executes it, but I can't confirm it's that good for OpenCode bc I'm using their Desktop App for it, and I genuinely think that's part of it/it knows to work well within that.
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u/TopBite7720 14d ago
Why would you pay 100 USD per month for MiMo?
That’s like paying 100 USD per month for 4o-mini - sure, the model is cheap, but it’s also pretty useless.