Star Sky Planet Infinity Cube 2 in 1 Set - 3d Magic Cube gifts for 6 7 8 9 year old boys,toys for 8 9 10 11 12 year olds boys (Star Cube)

Quite small but keeps my granddaughter entertained easy to use quite good value

My kid enjoys playing with these and found them laughing. They’re nice little toy to use him for a little bit.

I am no good at this sort of thing. I opened the box to start a review of the item, opened the toy and have no idea how to get it back in the box. rofl. It almost jumped into the cube shape and star shape. I always have little games/toys on the Christmas dinner table and that's where this is intended to go so it will just have to be unboxed and ready to play with. It's not as robust as that well known coloured cube but it will definitely give a little fun and interest and is great for just fidgeting with.Edited to add - I looked at the pictures from the seller and was able to put it together and back in the box so I'm feeling very pleased with myself and happy with the item.

This was not at all as I expected and the quality of construction for the £9.99 it cost me was so disappointing. The two parts of this Magic Cube do not like remaining together and will separate as soon as they get the chance. It seems to be articulated by the coloured facets of the toy and it's made from a fairly low grade plastic. Even when you lie it flat it will not stay together. I hope the photos illustrate my issues adequately. I had a Rubik Snake when I was a kid and it's still working now some 40 years later. I bought this to give as a present to my grandson and as it was some 30 days after I bought it I don't think I can return it without incurring costs so I'll just warn all of you against it instead.

Great

As inifinity fidget toys go this does seem quite nice.I open the cube to reveal the star and once separated they work quite well.Packing the star back into the cube takes a few moments or so of practice though.The quality is decent, it feels better than some I have handles and it good enough for regular use, and so that is where the real test lies, how will this fair from regular repeated use. I will find out.But for the short time I have used it, it was OK, it moved smoothly and everything felt like it belonged.I think that with a lot of regular use though the coloured tab which are paper like stickers may start to fade or even come away, but I hope that is from a lot of use

It's an infinity cube, but with a twist - it comes apart (if you want it to) into 2 separate flipp-able star puzzles which also transform into 2 cubes - very clever, and a fun surprise for the unsuspecting. Featuring 5 planets (Venus, Earth, Saturn, Uranus, Pluto) and the Earth's moon, plus other smaller pictures which fans of all things astronomical will be able to identify, and lots of stars on one of the star shapes. Great for fidgeting whilst concentrating on something else, focussing to calm down or just playing with. There's got to be a geometry lesson in playing with this. Also great for children, teens & young adults with autism and/or ADHD. It has a smooth feel to it, and hopefully will last well too.

The cube is small and feels light weight. Some flight play in the joins when opening it out. At first I just gilded out more squares and then part of it opens on an angle revealing the second cube attached to it. Not sure how long the joins will last with constant folding and unfolding. Ideal as s fidget you for any age. It’s not something that will entertain for long, but something you would pick up if around, play for a few minutes.