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My son hasn't mastered this one yet... February 1, 2009 2 out of 2 found this review helpful
...and he's had it for a month now. He may have to get the online help in the end, but he is bull-headed and will wait a while before giving up, and will still say it is worth having.
All these Rubik's cubes are inexpensive, yet challenging and thought-provoking alternatives to hand held video games for long car drives of doctor's office waits, or any other circumstances when kids have "down" time on their hands. My son takes one to Boy Scout meetings as his troop never has enough business to keep them busy for the whole hour, and does not allow electronic toys to be brought.
I guess I'll have to start looking online for the 6 x 6 and 7 x 7 for next Christmas!
Rubiks Professor Cube 5x5 January 30, 2009 Debra A. Kulka (Tempe, Arizona United States) Purchase made knowing this would be an extremely difficult puzzle but my grandson (his request) is up to the challenge. I am pleased with the product the cost and the delivery.
Fun but breakable January 20, 2009 Kenneth Battaglia When I got it, I solved it once, and it was pretty fun ti solve, but then a corner broke (i had an extra 5x5 corner laying around, so im safe) pretty fun, but not too durable. i reccomend getting another brand of 5x5, but this was on sale when i got it so it was so worth it!
A handful January 19, 2009 Nathan Maynes (Cleveland, OH) The 5x5 is much more difficult than the 3x3 but it has lost some of the fun edge. Turning the sides has become a burden and is slow. They need to be perfectly lined up and unlike the three sided cube, it must be realigned constantly. This cube is difficult and requires different moves than the 3x3 so if you are looking for a challenge than pick this up but if fun and a quick mental challenge is what you are looking for stick with the 3x3.
5x5 cube January 18, 2009 Benjamin Smith If you have mastered the 3x3 cube this can drive you crazy all over again.
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