Spent a few hours getting most of f2l, and coundnt go any further without a tutorial. This puzzle has great turning, a sturdy construction, and was really fun to solve

This was my first puzzle of this type. This one turns really smoothly. Like my favorite shape mods, it can be challenging to learn, but learning the tricks will make me a better general cuber.

I will admit, and maybe everybody else already knew better, but I was expecting to be able to have the two puzzles meaningfully interact -- swapping pieces back and forth and so on. But that's impossible with this puzzle. What you really get is a bandaged 3x3x3, where one column is totally fixed, so (depending on how you're looking at it) you simply can't do U or D turns. Then you have another cube stuck to it on the bandaged column.

Now there's nothing wrong with a bandaged cube, honestly it sounds cool enough, but it just seems a little over-elaborate to have two cubes, and all the engineering complexity that brings, when you basically solve them one at a time.

Anyway I shouldn't complain to. It certainly works to intimidate your non-puzzler friends, if that's something you're into. You need to be a bit gentle with it, but that's pretty standard for non-WCA puzzles, and I haven't had any pops or anything. I don't regret buying it and I don't dislike it; I was just expecting something a bit more.

Lots of my fused 3x3s pop and break alot. This one, however, is very re usable. I even solved the cube in 37 seconds and it was perfectly fine. I recommend very much.

My Grandson wants every cube you make. Added to his collection

This is a lot of fun. It is frustrating at first, but not too difficult. Just 2-3 more algorithms than the 3x3 has, I enjoy solving this. The quality of the puzzle itself isn’t great, but it’s pretty good and has a weird satisfaction to turning it. I’m glad I purchased!

Fun puzzle surprising challenge, super smooth. Although smooth, it still sounds super papery and would be good if you put lube in it

It broke just from scrambling it you should really focus on making good products whatever brand you are instead of making more cubes