Euclidean Cube Star Magic Set, 2 in 1 Yoshimoto for Kids and Adults, Toy Gifts for Boys and Girls Ages 8-12

Brilliant! It’s actually two pieces, but they can stay together or be separated. So much fun! It’s almost the size of a regular rubics-cube, just a little smaller. And so pretty too!

Had help from a 10-year-old and picking this out he said it was small, which was fine because these people travel a lot and they can use this in the car. This 10-year-old also liked the different types of puzzles you could make with it. it looks fairly durable. It would be nice for travel as kids could drop it in their pocket and be able to entertain themselves in the backseat of the car on the way to grandma’s house so that’s what we got forI had help and picking out these two particular ghost gifts as they were for my nephews so I had help with a little kid helping me pick these out. Seems to be very colorful quite interesting. I don’t have a lot to say about this other than the child that helped me pick it out Was very interested in it so their Christmas gifts that’s all I can say.

These are super cool!!! Love that somehow a star shape comes out of the center and then you have 2 pieces!!

I bought the Star Cube Magic Cube Set because I was hoping it would be similar to the Shashibo Shape Shifting Box, but it really isn’t in the same category. The biggest difference is that this one doesn’t have magnets, so it doesn’t click satisfyingly into place or hold its shapes very well. Instead, it tends to spring or fling back open while you’re playing with it. It still works as a little fidget toy and it’s mildly satisfying to flip around, but it doesn’t have that premium sensory feel the Shashibo has. When it arrived, it came in a very small box and my first reaction was honestly, “Wow… is this really it?” It feels pretty cheaply made, and I do worry it may wear out or fall apart faster than I’d hope. That said, the space-themed artwork is cute. It has planets, Earth, and other fun space designs that would probably appeal to kids, especially kids interested in space, and it has a second fidget hidden inside the first. I bought it as part of a child’s birthday gift along with another small space activity, and I think she’ll still enjoy playing with it. Overall, it’s an okay little fidget toy, but I personally think the price is too high for the quality

Great gift for my 13 year old grandson. My grandkids were visiting and I wanted a small gift for my 13 year old grandson to play with that wasn't electronics. The Star Cube was perfect. He knew the planets and enjoyed the many different positions, especially the stars he could make.