Meilong Polaris Cube
6.99 €
If you’re looking for a unique puzzle then you’re in the right place! At first sight it might be hard to understand how turning the puzzle is even possible. The cube uses a different type of mechanism where you must turn each corner by 30 degrees to unlock the internal turning-function. This is a real tough challenge that is guaranteed to make you scratch your head!
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| Release date | 2019-11-07 | |
|---|---|---|
| Magnetic | No | |
| Weight | 100 g | |
| Dimensions | 57 × 57 × 57 mm | |
| Weight (with packaging) | 110 g | |
| Dimensions (with packaging) | 60 × 60 × 60 mm | |
| SKU | 108366 |
5 reviews for Meilong Polaris Cube
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Pierre –
Great fun skweb, a bit fragile.
A very cool cube to have in the collection and fun to solve. It is solved for a start as a regular skweb but for the small wedge pieces you need to think about and make RUR formulas in the right way. RecommendedThe only thing that lowers the rating is that it sometimes locks and if unfamiliar users then take in harder, small wedge pieces fly loose. This has happened to me several times, which is why I immediately stop when it locks and straighten the pieces. Highly recommended!
Truls H. –
Unexpectedly easy, but fun nonetheless
I bought this one to get a real challenge, so I was a little disappointed when it did not turn out to be as difficult as it looked. Nevertheless, it is fun to solve and you really need to focus on what you are doing so that you do not get lost in the skew algorithms. The corners spin very easily (I expected them to get stuck often which they do not) but strangely enough it is only every other corner that pleasantly clicks a little softly in the right position. In addition, it almost feels like the corners are a little smaller than the center stars, which makes it feel like they never sit completely flat along the sides. Otherwise, I really like both how it looks and feels, but of course you turn the corners 60 degrees to lock up them, and not 30 as it says in the description here on cuboss? Finished four out of five.
Joel –
Interesting but not so difficult
It is a very interesting and unique cube to have in its collection, but it is not as challenging as I thought it would be. It looks very challenging when you mix it, but it is not really too difficult to solve it again if you have some previous experience from other cubes. It is also very good quality on the cube for what it costs, even if it happens that it locks a little sometimes. I would recommend the cube to everyone because it is an exciting variant, but the degree of difficulty is not that high.
Emilia N. –
Cool and cool cube
It is cool and cool to have in the cube collection. It is also very tricky to solve. Really recommend it. However, it can be very difficult if you are a beginner on cubes.
Robert –
Different but fun cube
This is a very exciting skewb variant. At first, I actually had no idea how to proceed. I soft-started by & quot; unlocking & quot; the cube, then mix it like a regular skewb (ie without turning the corners any more), and then loosen it like a regular skewb. When I then mixed it properly, it turned out that it is a real challenge and it took time before I succeeded with my first solution. The construction can feel a bit fragile sometimes but considering the price, I think this cube is still worth 5 stars. I can recommend both Polaris Cube and Maple Leaves Skewb as both are very different but also very fun. You have to think a little and that is the purpose of this hobby. Buy them!