– MELARQT SHASHIBO - The Shape Shifting Box (36 Rare Earth Magnets) STEM/STEAM Fidget Geometric 3D Magnetic Transforming Magnetic Box Magic Cube Blue Planet

Great present for a 10 year old. Good quality, price was ok for a playable fidget toy. Really easy to use for various ages.

Brilliant little gadget.. Grandsons 7, gets a little frustrated at times with it , but the joy on his face when he sees another shape ,or returns it to original square shape is priceless.. Sturdy.safe.easy to use.fun for all family.

These shashibo cubes are amazing. I have bought these for my children on two occasions and all of them are still going. If you have more of them you can combine them. Make sure you get the genuine Shashibo ones as there are some copies out there. They are great fun for children and adults and are very well made.

Difficult to open, however, great for the grandchildren. Lots to learn in terms of understanding just how it can shape shift! An inexpensive and interesting toy. Well worth the money.

This engaging present keeps children focused and happily occupied as they experiment with creating new shapes. It offers a welcome break from screen time while encouraging problem-solving, creativity, and tactile learning.

I bought 4, all different, Christmas gift for grandchildren, so they haven't yet been opened. A bit smaller than I anticipated but perfect for small hands to manage. I'm pleased with the lovely strong colours, the neat packaging. They arrived on the requested day, and were well packaged to protect the boxes.

Bought a couple of these as stocking fillers for the kids and they really love them, especially that you can mix / joint them together. They are really tactile and therapeutic when playing with them. Definitely recommend.

I must admit I was very excited about this cube. I bought two of them! I believed the hype and positive reviews. I ended up given them as a present to a 6 year old child. She will start learning geometry and math soon and I thought she might benefit from these toys. The material used is kind of cardboard/paper and like other people have mentioned the longevity of these toys can’t be very long. The quality of printing and design/patterns used are ok, nothing especial or beautiful about them. Fast delivery that’s true. About the puzzles/shapes: the magnets are strong and I can understand why people love playing with them, it’s oddly satisfying. Feels good to manipulate. Level of difficulty? Well, I am honest and describe only my own experience: Low. I am average I think. But these cubes and basic shapes and more you can achieve them intuitively in less than 30 min and I am kind of exaggerating and being generous… 10-15 minutes is all you need. Return it to the original cube shape is really EASY and straight forward too. Yes you could collect them and make more shapes… but is it worthy? I am not sure, too expensive for a very limited toy. I don’t even consider these puzzles to be completely honest. I love my Rubik cubes and never get tired of them, I love some more than others of course. And I have invested in good ones too. That’s far more fun and would recommend Rubik over this cube. Trust me I was excited about the 3D cube… such a shame! EDIT: I am delighted… I can’t believe how successful these toys are among children. I will buy it again for other kids. After observing how different children play with them I can confirm the size and the materials used are more than adequate. Difficulty level is also perfect for children, this cube invites them to try and generate geometrical shapes easily, it ignites their imagination that’s for sure! They can compete with each other, they can collect them, they can learn and study the different shapes. I am really impressed. I would say kids 5-10 years old would be fascinated by these cubes and they will feel they can achieve these little goals. Not bad after all. Still these toys are very overpriced for what they are… but we all know how pricing works, once this trend/marketing starts to disappear they will have to lower the price. It’s ridiculous… as a consumer it really annoys me.