I bought this same cube (same manufacturer, same model MoFangGe Clover Cube Plus, came in the same packaging as pictured, with same stickers) from a different vendor.

It fell completely apart in about 20 minutes. It wasn't stuck or anything, I wasn't turning it with any unusual force, just gently, and suddenly a bunch of pieces just fell out. There are a million pieces to this thing and I don't know if I will be able to put it together again. This is too expensive a cube to last only 20 minutes. I won't be buying a Qiyi product again.

UPDATE: I appreciate your reply and offer to help, Cubicle staff. I really wrote this just to warn purchasers about the product quality... the review is just of the product itself, obviously not of anything having to do with thecubicle.com since I bought it elsewhere. Your offer to help anyway is characteristic of your website's excellent service, which by itself I have always found to be 5 star, and I'm always happy to buy from you again because of it.

I did eventually get the cube put together again. It's fallen apart twice since then but not as catastrophically, and once you're familiar with the (complicated) mechanism, it's a little easier to reassemble. I do really like it as a puzzle, and I'm not quite as frustrated with the construction quality as I was now that I have some idea how to reassemble it, but it's still not as good as it should be. Raised rating from my original 1* to 3*.

As someone who spent years avoiding jumbling puzzles, this was the one that finally convinced me that it wasn't that scary. The puzzle is a combination of a Curvy Copter without corners, and a regular 2x2, and there are additional dyed internal pieces on the stickerless version that can be used as corners for an added challenge (although they're hidden in cubic form, so aren't necessary to solve. Because the 2x2 turns are an added feature, it can also just be solved as a regular Clover Cube, which adds its own challenges. Overall, this puzzle is super fun, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking to overcome their fear of jumbling!

Difficulty: 6/10
Playability: 10/10
Quality: 10/10

PROS: Very well made, very fun, and can be solved as either a Clover Cube or a Clover Cube Plus.
CONS: None! The only thing to keep in mind is that while it's smooth-turning, it's not built for a speedsolve; it can be solved quickly, but attempting to solve it super fast may occasionally result in a pop.

Amazing overall puzzle quality. Turning is very clean.
Tutorials are few and far between as far as I have seen. I find it requires 2x2 knowledge and piece cycle knowledge to solve.
Love it

This puzzle is amazing, a perfect balance between intuitive and difficult (hard puzzle but you can probably figure it out on your own like me), turning is great and I have absolutely no complaints about the puzzle 10/10

This is a great, fun, challenge. I'd recommend it to anyone who has mastered the Clover Cube. The cube turns well and the 2x2 and edge-turning Clover moves rarely lock up despite how many moving parts there are. It does get more finicky if you try to do jumble moves, but I found that if you set it on a table when you get to that stage it helps keep everything in alignment for jumble moves.

This is part of my top 5 favorite puzzles. Looks great, turns great, and built well. The combination of edge turning moves and 2x2 moves creates a delightful array of possibilities making this really fun to solve.

I do enjoy solving this puzzle. However, because it's so difficult to turn based on the alignment of all the pieces, it can make the puzzle a little boring to solve, and if you're not careful, the stickers will end up peeling (unless you get the stickerless version). Other than that, it's a very nice puzzle to add to the collection. Thanks to TheCubicle for selling it, and to QiYi for the mass production...

the puzzle turns great and you can tell its of high quality. one issue however is that I ordered the cube in black a received one that was stickerless. Its not a huge deal but it deffinitely bothers me they gave me the wrong one

Turns very smoothly out of the box, though alignment is sometimes difficult because of the many axes of rotation. Whatever you do, DO NOT take apart the inner 3x3; the inner corners are not rounded to reveal the screws, and I had to sand them down to get it back together.