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I bought this as a gift for my nephew. It delivered quickly and exceeded my expectations. The packaging looked more expensive and presentable than I anticipated. The tool and stand it comes with is an added plus since most other brands did not include either and super helpful

This generic Rubik's Cube/generic LEGO cube isn't the most comfortable cube to use, due to the studs. I'd like it better with 2 x 2 tiles--it would look a lot like a normal cube, but have the secret of the base cube being building block compatible! I uploaded a photo with a couple genuine LEGO tiles (no studs) to help show what that would look like. Please note those two flat green pieces don't come in this set.If you want to learn how to solve a Rubik's Cube, it helps to look up which color goes on which side. If you follow teaching tutorials, colors are on standard sides, so it's really helpful to make sure your cube matches. The center piece location never changes, so it's helpful to get it set up properly.The movement of this cube is pretty good, though the shape of the studs slows me down. I'm not someone who can speed solve, but someone who can may find this more challenging to use for that.The cube itself is totally black. It also comes with:* A stand, that seems to be made for a standard cube--it's a bit fiddly to use with this one.* A generic brick separator (This is very helpful for these pieces since they don't have a groove).* 10 pieces for each side (one extra for each).This is a neat little set. I do wish it came with a set of flat tiles, for another option. But it's still a good starting point for anyone who loves Rubik's Cubes and LEGO.

The media could not be loaded. I still haven’t managed to solve one but at least with this it is easy to get back to zero. Rubix cubes are fun little toys and great conversation pieces at work. Put one on your shelf and people think your smarter than you are lol. This one does seam to have allot of play in the joints. In my video you can see just how much play there is. It’s been years since I have owned one, but I don’t believe my previous cube flexed like this one does. This flex makes it feel a little weird when you’re twisting and turning it. Despite the flex it’s a nice cube and is priced well.

This block cube is terrific! You can, of course, use it to "cheat" your way to solving a puzzle -- you'll never have an unsolved cube again! You can also pair it with other blocks (not included, but completely compatible) to form pictures, letters, words, patterns, etc. on each of the six faces of the cube. You can build out/up, and off the edges of the cube. But you can't build "across" squares to connect them with regular bricks -- the spacing is wrong for that. The cube also spins easily on all axes. The included display stand is neat, and nice to have, but it is sometimes difficult to use depending on how you have built blocks onto the cube.This toy is fun to build/create and also to spin/solve. Overall, it's a great combination of two classic toys.

Rubik's cubes are challenging. "Building" this cube is not. Other than placing the color bricks on the rebuilt cube, there is no building involved. Young kids will enjoy sorting the colors and placing them on the cube. Older children and adults may enjoy playing with the cube since the build is not the challenge.

This arrives in a colorful paperboard box with the fully functional cube, Lego squares to color the sides, a display stand, & a Lego de-bricking tool.Once you've put the Lego pieces on the sides of the cube, it functions like a standard Rubik's cube. If you get really stuck & frustrated, though, you don't have to resort to peeling off the stickers (which never stick right after that). Just de-brick & replace the Legos & voila! "Solved". lolFor those with an extensive Lego collection, you can take a group of flat 1x2 Lego pieces & use them to make different pattern/colorations on the different sides of the Rubik's cube in addition to what comes in the package, or other colors of flat 2x2 pieces.This is also a great fidget toy for all my neurodivergents out there.I highly recommend.

Really cute addition to a cuber's collection. It does spin and turn properly, though not quickly and no corner twists. The lego blocks attach just fine, though they are tough to remove once you've placed them. They do come with the orange Lego tool to detach them and extra square face pieces as well as a display stand. Only complaint is that the lego faces aren't very vibrantly colored (they are also matte, not very glossy) and you cannot easily substitute actual lego pieces bc the color differential wouldn't be obvious. The cube is otherwise completely black underneath.

This is an interesting take on a rubix cube, perfect for anyone that loves legos.Essentially this is a naked rubix cube that you apply colored tiles to, which snap on, similar to lego blocks.The ability to add additional lego components sets this apart from other rubix cubes, making this potentially more than just another cube puzzle, but also a lego building platform, opening up endless creative possibilities.I haven't use many rubix cubes, so I have little to compare it to. I can say, so far, it has been a hit with the lego loving teen in our family. It seems to work well and comes with all the colored tiles required, a tool to make changing them easy and a small plastic display stand.