D-FantiX QY Toys Warrior W 3x3 Speed Cube Jelly 3x3x3 Magic Cube Puzzles Transparent Pastel Color

We have over 20 different "Rubik's" and my son favors this one more than all the others we have. Solid quality and can withstand some rough wear on it. My son has dropped this many times and you cannot even tell. Looks and feels brand new. The turns feel smooth and doesn't stick.

Since I use my cube as a fidget device, it's nice to have these softer pastel colors so my cube doesn't stand out. The movement is ideal (I never had to adjust the screws), and it's very easy to use. I liked this so much, I got a backup one just in case anything happens to my primary.

I love the matte feel of the cube, it feels amazing to fidget with in my hands. Only small problem is that it's a bit hard to differentiate the colors at a quick glance, especially on the edges. You can see the way the colors are on the cube in some of the product pictures, but I included my own as well to help demonstrate my point. Since the colors are directly against each other and are transparent, they mix together a bit. On some of the blue edge pieces that are next to the yellow, I can see some of the yellow through the blue and it makes it look green (Hope that makes sense). Honestly a minor issue, it just takes an extra bit to solve as a result. Wonderful cube for fidgeting a casual use, might not be good for beginners. Keep in mind this also isn't a speed cube

As others have mentioned, the translucent colors can make using this Rubik’s cube in low light pretty difficult. That didn’t both me any, though, and I really liked the subtle colors.It also turns well, too… maybe a little TOO well. I ended up returning this cube because it doesn’t have the little magnets (like some other speed cubes) that help snap the pieces in place. Because of this, the cube can be a bit unwieldy and sort of hard to stop. If you turn a side and go a bit too far, without magnets to help stop the turn or pop it back into place, then the blocks on that side stick out and catch very easily when you go to make another turn.I think this is a good cube for a collector, or possibly a beginner. If it had magnets, I would have kept it.

I’m very happy with this purchase. The item arrived on time and was exactly as described in the listing. The quality is excellent, and it works just as expected. It feels well-made and reliable, and I’ve had no issues with it so far. Overall, a great value for the price. Would definitely recommend this seller and product!

Beautiful translucent watercolors look pretty for display in soft lighting - a nice one for your collection, but NOT suitable for regular play if you're a visual cuber.The colors are muted - not very bold or vibrant. Blues are terribly similar to greens; and since all are translucent, each color will alter the appearance of adjacent pieces, adding to the confusion of already weak color distinction. Yellows may seem green or orange. Pinks may seem orange. Whites may seem like ... ANY other color.If you're the type who can blind-solve or do one-look speed solves, the color confusion will only affect your inspection. The cube itself seems super smooth on turns - even without adjustments.I returned this because I'm not ready for a cube that just sits on the shelf, and I don't have the advanced skills to solve without looking at the colors all the way through the solution.If you're going to display it, avoid a spot without strong, direct or harsh light, as you may find that seeing the inner parts makes the cube less attractive.

Soft and easy to use

This is the second D-FantiX cube I've purchased, and I've been delighted with them both. This one is a simply beautiful object. The texture feels very nice under one's fingers, and the action is fast and smooth, while not feeling loose. The translucency of the material gives it a beautiful, unique, jelly-like visual quality, and the muted, diffuse colors are very attractive.My only criticism is that the blue and the green are difficult to discern from one another at times, especially on the edges when the color around the corner begins to show through. This is not a deal-breaker to any degree, it just makes the cube more difficult to solve in low light.