Difficulty: 4.5/10 (stickered), 3/10 (stickerless)
Playability: 6/10
Quality: 5/10

OVERVIEW: Simply put, the two versions of this puzzle equate to the centers of a 5x5, although the stickered version is a more challenging solve (explained below). The solve is fun and is a unique twist (pun intended) on techniques most of us already know, but unfortunately, the alignment and design of the puzzle make moves difficult. Pieces will sometimes get stuck mid-algorithm, and re-aligning them can cause you to forget your place in the solve, and have to redo work you've already done. The pieces are hollow, and feel very cheap, even for a $7 puzzle, as Lefun has other puzzles with a much higher quality.

As far as their differences, the STICKERLESS version is the equivalent of normal 5x5 centers, where any corner or middle center piece of the same color can be interchanged, and the STICKERED version is the equivalent of a 5x5 supercube, where all corner center pieces have a specific orientation. This means that the stickered version is a more challenging solve. I personally enjoyed the supercube center solve, although I've had to start solves over multiple times due to having to stop mid-algorithm. Overall, I wish that a higher quality version would be produced, as it's a few steps shy of being a great puzzle.

PROS: Fun solve that requires a little thinking and planning, but only takes about 5 minutes. Fun to pick up and play. The stickered version's 12-color scheme is nice.
CONS: Lockups and misalignment make it frustrating to solve. Additionally, the stickerless version is much easier to solve due to the corner center pieces being interchangable.

Kind of a fun idea for a puzzle to do once if you know how to solve a 5 x 5 already, Except you’ll spend more time trying to unjam stocking locked layers than actually solving. You will interrupt algorithms to sit and rotate the cube every which way trying to unstick it, which makes getting back to your algorithm and actually solving it almost impossible, which makes for an extremely frustrating experience and not fun at all. Two stars instead of one because it’s very expensive, but honestly, if I had known I wouldn’t have wasted my money. Wait for someone to make a better version that’s actually turnable Without all the frustration and constantly losing your place due to having to unstick layers.

If you want a really easy puzzle, get the stickerless one. If you want more of a challenge, get the stickered one. Stickerless turns pretty well.

I enjoyed playing around with this puzzle and trying to solve it, especially since it's a lesser-talked-about one and as such doesn't have a lot of high quality tutorials, but it's not without its flaws. The centers are VERY loose, which is good if you're an experienced cuber, but otherwise leads to a lot of problems with alignment and jamming. I've definitely had issues where I've inadvertantly ruined an algorithm because I turned the back piece by mistake. Still though, if you can get past that, it's plenty of fun and a unique challenge for those who've never stepped outside the cube/minx comfort zone.

Turns like a 3x3 with independently-turning centers. Simple enough to solve if you can figure out a commutator or two. Has a nice scratchy feel. I got the stickered version per everyone's recommendation. It's fun to turn and solve. For $7, it's awesome!

This is a cool puzzle. It's like solving the centers of a 5x5, without the edges or corners. It turns relatively okay for its unique design.

This puzzle was pretty good and provided a fun challenge. It turned well although it did feel a little cheap. Then one day it popped into many tiny pieces. I'm not going to even bother trying to reassemble it. It was fun while it lasted, lol

Nice puzzle for a beginner

Fun

It is a fun easy cube solved like 5x5 centers. It has a mild turning problem.