Euclidean Cube Fidget Cube with 36pcs Magnets Built-in, Decompressive Puzzle Toys for Kids and Adults

It would be really nice if the stickers wouldn’t stick to each other, ripping each other off and/or immobilizing the movement of the cube. Bought two. One was a mess. Amazon replaced both. And again one is a mess. So we are batting about 50% junk-rate and the worst part? They were honestly my kids’ absolute favorite gifts. So it’s extra disappointing to have them totally fail.

This is not at all magnetic, as indicated in the title. It is a makeshift, imitation infinity cube, made of cheap plastic and stuck together with stickers. Sufficeth to say, it did not survive one minute in my son's hands. I would not recommend this product, unless you are looking for a good 5 minutes of fun then severe disappointment once it all falls apart in your hands.

The cube is of poor quality and it's smaller than the actual dimensions listed. The stickers that hold it together are flimsy and there's too much space in between the joints that cause the puzzle not to fit together tightly in many of the positions. Overall, it feels cheaply made and I wouldn't recommend this item.

I've been playing with this for 2 days and it hasn't broken yet. I'm 48 years old though. I bought it ahead of christmas to see if I could buy one for my 5 year old nephew. Hmmm. I doubt it. I think within 5 minutes he'd probably have this torn apart. That's too bad. But I like it. It does more delicate than I thought. But like I said, I've been playing with it for 2 days and so far so good.

Breaks easily, the sections connected by paper. Good idea, low quality implementation.

10 year old grandson got for xmas, can't put it down. Challenges him to make many designs, puts down and comes right back to it. Just can't be forceful with it. Would highly recommend this toy.

My son has ADHD and loves this thing. He makes different shapes and shows me with pride. I brought it into my summer school classroom (kids ages 5-12) and they all wanted a try. Very cool!I imagine it would break if you’re really rough with it. Don’t push it if it seems like it won’t move easily.

I use these in my therapy room so people can play with something while they talk if they need to. This is a tactile calming item. My sensory clients like it greatly.