3x3 Speed Cube, 3x3 Cube Puzzle Education Toys

My nephew is SUPER into cubing, so I wanted to bond with him and have him teach me how to solve it. I felt like the price was great and it’s pretty easy to use. I haven’t tried moving it too fast because I’m not doing it for the speed, but if you’re looking to compete or time yourself, you may want to invest in a different one. But for my purposes it’s been great. I feel like it’s easy to use and clean up.

The speed cube comes in a box, and as you open it, it is solved. It is very smooth and reliable, but I'm ot sure why the white side in the photo has no logo. Something to keep in mind is that it has this logo, which means that you can not use this speed cube for a blindfold copation. This cube in particular is very fun, and very egicatanal. In conclusion, the speed cube is fun, smooth, reliable, and nice-looking. There is no assembly. (This was checked by Grammarly)

I love this little cube...much easier to spin then the original design.

It's good. Moves easily, light weight.

This is a set of very well manufactured cubes that include the classic 3x3x3, an easy to solve 2x2x2 and two larger cubes. The cube is well lubricated and its pieces move smoothly at least fo one year after it was purchased. We did test it for one year so far and I will be glad to update this review as the test continues. During that year, all four cubes were regularly beaten up by being carried in my son;s school bag without apparent wear off.We recommend starting with learning how to solve the classic 3x3x3 cube. In the unlikely case, it turns out to be too difficult one can always downgrade. I personally found it interesting to solve a 2x2x2 for the first time based on my knowledge of how to solve 3x3x3 without referring to any additional instructions. The cubes come with short instructions how to solve them. However, more detailed and alternative ways to solve them can be found on the Internet. After some practice solving 3x3x3 several times and memorizing the moves it's time to try 4x4x4 and 5x5x5. 4x4x4 can be solved similarly to 2x2x2, and 5x5x5 similarly to 3x3x3 but some additional moves are needed. I never managed to find time to memorize how to solve those two without looking at the instructions. However, my 13-year-old son picked those up easily. It's been a year now since he was introduced to cubes and he enjoys trying to learn how to solve larger cubes and cubes with a different number of elements in each dimension.So the bottom line is that the cubes are durable and really very well made and yet are inexpensive. Great way to get into the hobby of cubing or to replace one;s old worn out cubes. Now after the collection of cubes includes additional odd shapes like 3x4x5 or 4x4x6, and relaxing 1x1x3 or 2x3x3, and larger 7x7x7 this set looks like a bargain. Our next acquisitions will have to ​become expensive. Very highly recommended!

Built incorrectly. Impossible to solve

When I was a kid many years ago, I fell in to the Rubik's Cube craze at the beginning....Back then I was over joyed solving the thing in under a minute. After seeing some youtube vids about speed solving, I decided I would order up a basic set of cubes and chose these. I think it was a good choice for someone who is basically a beginner again....All of these cubes turn better than the original Rubik's....I can't really tell you how they stack up to the best speed cubes of today, but I feel this set is a fantastic choice for getting in to cubing. Out of the box, they all turn well and look good. It may be because I am now an adult decades removed from my original experience, but the 3X3 feels smaller than the original Rubik's....Out of the box, the 2x2 was the "loosest" and best turning followed closely by the 3x3....The other two were pretty tight though the 4x4 could still be flicked easily enough. the 4x4 and 5x5 may have to be played with to loosen them up some.....I was amazed my memory of how to solve the 3x3 was still rolling around my brain after 30+ years....I'd took some trial and error, but I got it in a few minutes.....I hope to get down to a minute in a couple week and see if these 50 year old hands can do the current speed cuing style....if I can break 30 seconds, I will be ecstatic!

Ours may have been faulty but our cube broke easily, & seemed rough to move. No smoothness about it. The colors were nice and bright though.