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I really love this cube. I also waited a few months to write this review to make sure the cube was holding up and it is. What I like about this cube is: 1) that it is stickerless, 2) it is very light and comfortable to use (despite it's relatively small size for a 9x9 cube), 3) it moves very smoothly, and 4) it is relatively inexpensive. I waited to review it based on some reviewers whose cube broke after using it. Because it is a 9x9 cube I am careful when making moves but after solving it more than 50 times I have yet to even come close to having a piece pop out. Given the reasonable price I would be fine with replacing it every year or so if necessary given how much I like it.

It's not a terrible cube but for $40 I thought the quality would've been a bit better. The cube rotates alright, I'd give it a 3/5 initially and after breaking it in through about 20 solves (and adding lube) it sits at a comfortable 4.25/5.My biggest complaint is that every screw/spring had an obnoxious spring noise with even the slightest rotation and after examining them, it was clear that they were WAY too tight and each one had dried residue that took some force to get off.For a non-magnetic 9x9 cube, $40 is high but if you can find this same one for about $25-$30 I'd recommend it.

The cube moves well. I've also had the cube break on me a few times in the beginning. But I eventually figured out how to put it back together. This happened a few times to me. But over time I learned how to turn the cube without breaking it. I've done dozens of solves since then without breaking it. I'm not quite a speed cuber in the sense of trying to learn handfuls of extra algorithms to halve my time, but I'm quite satisfied being able to consistently solve the cube in a reasonable amount of time using the beginning methods. How this cube would perform at higher speeds might run into the cube breaking if you need things like corner cutting. But overall, I'm very satisfied with this cube and don't have any withstanding issues with it. I'm very happy with my purchase of this cube!

The info claims this cube is 1.97 in x 1.97 in. When I saw that I thought "crap, I wish I had seen that BEFORE I ordered it." Thankfully the info is wrong. The cube is 2.97 in by 2.97 in and that about the perfect size.It spins easy, fits into the hand well, and the price is great. Very happy with this one.

I own over a dozen cubes from different manufacturers, ranging from 2x2 to 9x9's (this is my second 9x9). This one is great - it's very comfortable to hold, it's smooth turning, no stickers is a huge plus, and the price is fantastic.There's one review that is pretty negative (with photos), because the person busted it on the first or second attempt. A couple thoughts: - [1] This is an advanced cube. You have to be a bit more careful with this versus, say, a 3x3. If you haven't aligned things properly and then force a move against that ill-aligned side, it'll bust. But guess what, that's a reality with ANY large sided cube. I suspect a part of the problem was also because it was a new cube for them, which leads me to my next thought - - [2] As with many larger cubes, you need to "break it in" a bit. The first 1 or 2 times solving it, it'll be a bit sticky. But you have to move all the parts around and evenly distribute the lubrication that is inside it. Once you solve it a time or two, it's extremely smooth.If you want a 9x9, this is a no brainer. It's good enough that I might buy a second one, just because.Hope this helps!