Rubik'sCube, The Original 3x3 Cube, Problem-Solving Brain Teaser, Color-Matching Puzzle, Fidget Toy & Sensory Puzzle, for Ages 8 & Up

The cube turns good, nice and smooth, I hope it would have been bigger as their deceptive advertising states 5 x 5 cube making me think 5” x 5” inches but they never write that they mean 5 rows x 5 columns.

Got this for my nephew to help with his brain/hand/eye skills in a more physical way than his video games. He loves it and solves it regularly!

It’s definitely a cube. Initially, I was worried I might receive a sphere, a cylinder, or, heaven forbid, a dodecahedron, but I took the chance, and I’m so glad I did! Solving it has been an issue. Even watching YouTube videos multiple times, I’m still having concerns that I just may not achieve the long desired result of being able to solve one without assistance, but I’m on the path to that end. As long as these hands continue, arthritis-free, I shall preserve and maybe, one day, my life can amount to something.

Better than a video game! More frustrating than clamshell packaging.I can get the top row, and most of the middle, I refuse to youtube or get a book to solve it. I'd sooner throw it out the window. But that 's not going to happen.

The classic Rubik's Cube is hands down one of the greatest puzzles ever invented. It’s simple in design but endlessly challenging and addictive. Whether you’re a beginner just learning to solve it or a speedcubing pro chasing faster times, the Rubik’s Cube delivers hours of engaging fun.The build quality is excellent—smooth turning, vibrant colors, and a solid, durable feel that holds up over time. It’s more than just a toy; it’s a brain-boosting tool that sharpens memory, problem-solving, and spatial reasoning.This little cube has stood the test of time for good reason. It’s the perfect blend of frustration and satisfaction, and there’s nothing quite like the feeling of finally lining up all the colors. A must-have for all ages and a staple for any game shelf, desk, or backpack.

Love how easy it is to turnGave to my mother who has Alzheimers. She cannot solve it but keeps her hands busy turning it

A ton of fun to fidget with, whether you're solving it, or just scrambling it. Take a teeny bit of breaking in, but it's great afterwards.

It’s a cube. It does what it’s supposed to, it’s flimsy and is relatively smooth. The movement is abit weird if you solve these quickly but for a beginner it’s great.