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Very cute and working good.

Child was thrilled! A real cube but tiny.

It's truly the size it says it is, so cute and colourful! Worth the money!

It's tiny and really works. You need very delicate hands to try and use it though

It's soooo tiny! It takes some practise getting used to moving it as it's so small and seems to catch a lot, but there's a knack to it. Honestly can't complain - the colours are bright and seem durable, it's fully functional and super small!

I had low expectations for a cube of this size, thinking the mechanism would be fairly poor , but was impressed when I actually opened the package and scrambled. Obviously the scale makes it way more of a challenge to manipulate, and no speed solves or corner cutting, but very cool as an interesting collector piece.

These tiny cubes are awsome, theyre really tiny but they actually work, any its robust enough noy to just fall apart when you move it which is more than can be said for some full sized cubes. any cuber will want one, and should get one.

This was a spur of the moment buying decision. You can tell, can't you? It's definitely a proper, working cube. Even the colours are spot on. Where you /might/ take issue with it a bit is the "speed" element of its name. While it's clearly engineered to move smoothly and well, with my fingers it's quite difficult to keep the cube's sides nicely lined up, which means it's prone to jamming. I'm not a speed demon with a cube by any stretch of the imagination; I can do a regular-sized cube in around 3 minutes, give or take. This tiny cube takes me over twice that, just because it's so fiddly. But it's do-able, it works, and as a curiosity for a cube aficionado, it's quite a thing. Oh: solvers' tip? It's easier to manipulate with your fingernails rather than the flesh of your fingertips, in my experience. And whatever mnemonics you use for the elements of the solving process, you'll need to get used to holding in your head for longer when you have to stop solving in order to straighten the sides.