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I have a weakness for abnormally sized items and this one fit the bill. I do not know if their claim of being the “world’s largest” is accurate but it is certainly comically large and enjoyable. I intend to use this device for children in my office. A pro of this device for that purpose is that it feels somewhat soft. The device is not the hard plastic of most Rubik’s cube-like devices nor is it the soft squishy foam of toddler toys. This device is somewhere in between the two, making it perfect for use with children but also enabling it to function adequately.I saw some reviews stating that it was difficult to rotate the pieces but I do not agree. There is no snag or difficulty at the points of rotation. Any difficulty stems merely from needing to grasp the device appropriately for rotating and the inability to do so for some hand sizes given the size of the object. A simple workaround that will be obvious for children is to prop the cube against your body while completing the rotation. This would inhibit somebody from holding the device in the typical way seen for individuals competing for completion speed but no one would use this device to practice or conduct competition anyway so I do not see why this would matter for a purchaser.A real pro for this device is that the colors are not created with stickers as seen in some Rubik’s cube-like devices. If it were done with stickers for this device, I imagine that its large size and need for propping against your body to complete rotations would result in the stickers falling off. That is not a problem for this device.A bit of a con if you are in the United States is the gibberish on the packaging clearly reflecting that the product is produced in a non-English-speaking setting. I wish I had saved the packaging for this review because it was so humorous I actually called some friends to read it aloud to them. Essentially, the packaging is labeled with English words that together have little meaning, which may lead a gift recipient to believe that the device was cheap or of poor quality. In terms of the device itself, however, I have observed no issues.

As of the time I'm writing this, there are 666 reviews for this item. I'm bumping it up to 667. You're welcome.Anyway, I'm not quite sure why this thing exists, which is exactly why I felt compelled to purchase it. You need to be Andre the Giant to comfortably hold and solve it, but when you do turn the faces it's quite smooth, and you do feel a bit more accomplished after solving it than you do with a regular Rubik's Cube. That's really all there is to say. It's just a big, preposterous, goofy ahhhhh puzzle cube, and it now sits proudly on my desk and makes everyone who sees it smile. Worth the money.

Super fun gift! My oldest son loved it.

Kids love it! It’s a little hard to spin but in the classroom It’s still a fun learning toy. It’s built a little cheap. I use it with middle schoolers. The weight is very light.

My son loves this toy. He takes it apart to assemble the correct colors—Lol Easy to take apart and assemble as well.

The colors on it are exactly like the picture bright colors. It’s a strong thick plastic so it’s sturdy for when my son throws it around and it’s smooth with round corner. It’s easy to use when moving the pieces around.

The image that gives a visual description is not the actual size, so please read the full description before purchasing.The cube is only 7”x7” and not a Jumbo size that the guy is holding in the image.It’s my fault, I should have read it before purchasing.It’s a Christmas gift, so hopefully it works and not made cheap.

Bought these for school event! The kids loved them