Vdealen 3x3x3 Cube Stickerless Magic Cube- Smooth Puzzle Cube Toys Cube Game for Kids & Adults (Stickerless)

Beginner at cubing and this cube has worked great for the past month. I feel the individual cubes are loosening up a bit but you can screw them back I think which makes it much better than the old fashioned sticker cube. It's also a great size. Not too big, not too small just right to fit in your palms.

Love it

Ok for kids and adults to have fun on. But if you know how to solve the puzzle then it’s quite frustrating, as it slows you down. Your not even thinking of the algorithms you use, your just automatically doing them fast. But because the cube rows are moving so slick and fast, the pieces are stretching out like they are attached by elastic. So it’s slowing me down, having to keep realigning the rows back into shape. I also couldn’t follow the instructions on how to solve it by the booklet. But that may be because I use totally different algorithms and solve my layers from top, then middle and bottom layer last. Also my code of moves could be different as I learnt over a decade ago and I probably hold the cube with different colours facing me according to my algorithms. Plus I learnt the easiest algorithms for me at the time. Completing this cube puzzle in just under 2 minutes would be impossible for me, without pure concentration and frustration of the way the cubes move. I’m a heavy handed turner and not a flicker, which probably makes a difference. But for picking up and playing for fun with the kids, it is has been good. But it’s not as robust as other cubes I’ve had for years, which move just as slick but do not spring the cubes out and slow you down.

This is a good interpretation of a Rubik's cube which is easy to turn and twist - I've had a number of this type of toy over the past 40 years, and this is by far the easiest to manoeuvre. I also like the fact that the squares are fully coloured (painted/printed with the colour) and don't have stickers that can be removed (also known as cheating).Another nice touch is that the cube comes with an instruction sheet for beginners, giving tips on how to complete single sides etc - very useful for beginners.So why have I only given four stars rather than five? Well, I think £6.39 (the current price) is just a little bit too expensive. It's also somewhat smaller than a standard cube. I would have liked to have seen a price around £5.00 to earn the final star. However, if you don't mind paying a little bit extra, this is a premium cube and will not disappoint (unless you want a full size cube).

The media could not be loaded.  This cube comes with a little pamphlet with the basic algorithms to solve for each step. I have various speed cubes and this one was quite ‘loose’ with not too much grip, you can tighten the screws in each centre piece by taking off the cap. The traditional Rubik’s cube is quite chunky and stiff, if you’re learning how to solve one of these titles a good option and fun to play with.

This is obviously a copy of a Runbik's Cube and works the same way but it's got far smoother and faster mechanisms than the original which makes it feel very different.Equally as frustrating and just as much fun in a slightly modernised package.

The media could not be loaded.  Good cube for the fair price. Movement are easy and fast. Quality of it is good and strong. Good time keeper. Especially on long trip. My son drop it already few times on floor and nothing happen to it.

I still have my old Rubik’s cube from the 1980’s in a box somewhere, but I’m happier to let the kids play with this instead.Obviously the puzzle is the same, but it’s lighter (and less likely to cause damage if it gets thrown in frustration!), it’s smaller, and it’s also got a nice smooth turning action. There’s a slight plastic rubbing sound but no clicking, and you could sit on a sofa trying to solve this without annoying the person sat next to you (unless they wanted your attention and you were too distracted by the cube).The colours are bright and clear, with the possible exception of the green and yellow sides which do look a little similar under low light.I got a stickerless one, and I’m not sure I see the point of the stickers. It looks like they might add a little extra grip, but grip isn’t really a problem with it anyway.This is a durable ABS copy of a Rubik’s cube that’s lighter, more portable and cheaper than that brand, and which is easy to use and durable enough for regular use. What’s not to like? (Apart from the frustration of being unable to solve the puzzle obviously.)