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What is a Rubik's cube?
A Rubik's cube is a 3x3x3 puzzle of 26 small cubes on a central core, invented by Ernő Rubik in Budapest in 1974. Each face turns independently, scrambling the six colors; the goal is to return every face to a single color. It has 43 quintillion possible positions and can always be solved in 20 moves or fewer. Modern speed cubes turn faster, corner-cut and often use magnets to align each turn.
22 modelsFrom $19.992x2 to 7x7, mirror and megaminxStickerless and magnetic optionsFree shipping over $59.90
Who is this collection for?
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For a child who has just solved the 3x3
From 8 upwards. Once the classic is done, a mirror cube, a megaminx or a twist cube resets the challenge without changing the logic.
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For a gift that fits in a stocking
Parents and grandparents after a small present with a long life. A cube gets picked up hundreds of times and never needs batteries.
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For adults who solve on the train
Speedcubers, puzzle collectors and anyone who likes a fidget with a goal. Magnetic and stickerless cubes are built for fast, precise turns.
How to choose a Rubik's cube
Start with the 3x3, which every tutorial is written for. Then branch out: bigger cubes for a harder challenge, shape-shifting cubes for a new logic, themed cubes for a gift.
| Type | Best for | Difficulty | Price |
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| Classic 3x3 speed cube | Beginners, first solve | Learnable in a weekend | $15 to $30 |
| 2x2 and 4x4 cubes | Speed (2x2) or a harder challenge (4x4) | Easy to hard | $15 to $35 |
| Mirror, twist, pyramid and megaminx | Solvers bored with the shape | Medium to hard | $15 to $40 |
| Themed and giant cubes | Gifts, collectors, display | Varies | $30 to $120 |
Stickerless cubes never peel. Magnetic cubes snap each turn into place and suit anyone chasing times. All our cubes come pre-lubricated and ready to scramble.
The science in two lines
The cube is a physical model of group theory: every move is a permutation, and solving it means finding a sequence of permutations that undoes the scramble. Beginner methods use a handful of short sequences (algorithms) that move a few pieces without disturbing the rest.
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Rubik's Cube: your questions, answered
Which Rubik's cube is best for a beginner?
A standard stickerless 3x3 with a smooth mechanism. It is the one every tutorial is written for. Move on to a 2x2 for speed or a 4x4 for a harder challenge once the 3x3 is solved.
Are these official Rubik's brand cubes?
They are speed cubes in the same 3x3 format, made by specialist cube manufacturers. Each product page names the model. Many solvers prefer them to the original for the smoother turning.
What age can a child start cubing?
Around 7 or 8 for a 3x3 with a beginner method, earlier for a 2x2. The mirror cube and the megaminx suit 10 and up.
Do I need to learn algorithms?
For the 3x3, a handful of short sequences is enough to solve it every time. Our blog has a beginner guide; each cube also works fine as a pure fidget if solving is not the point.
What is a magnetic cube?
A cube with small magnets in the pieces that snap each turn into alignment. It turns faster and more precisely, which is why speedcubers use them. Not needed for a first cube.
Free shipping over $59.90 and 30 days to return it. When the cube is done, our brain teasers offer puzzles with a single, hidden solution.