Qiyi Duomo Cube
7.99 €
The Qiyi Duomo Cube is a brand new puzzle designed by Justin Eplett. The puzzle looks like a mixture of a Pyraminx and a Mastermorphix, but the solution itself differs from both of these puzzles. The difficulty is intermediate and suits puzzle-fanatics at any and all skill levels! Guide is included, so you can take a sneak peek if you get stuck.
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The Qiyi Duomo cube is of good build quality. The mechanism will make the puzzle click into position after finishing a turn, giving it a stable feel and helps the puzzle keep the shape of a pyramid. Despite the strange way this puzzle moves, the Duomo Cube can cut corners, making it easy to handle.
| Release date | 2020-05-05 | |
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| Magnetic | No | |
| Weight | 86 g | |
| Dimensions | 103.5 × 103.5 × 103.5 mm | |
| Weight (with packaging) | 110 g | |
| Dimensions (with packaging) | 76 × 75.5 × 75.5 mm | |
| Colour | Black, Stickerless |
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| SKU | 119201 |
2 reviews for Qiyi Duomo Cube
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Pierre –
Fun easy-to-handle cube
This is a nice cube in the collection that spins easily with nice clicks. It is not very twisted to solve, a little sledgehammer and standard pyramix algorithms, so you can do it soon. Recommended!
Truls H. –
Looks interesting but not to my taste
This is technically a shape mod of a Jing & # x27 ;s Pyraminx that does not spin as well. The inner layers get stuck easily if you try to cut corners, so algorithms are frustrating when you try to make them fast. The moves click, however, but it only helps marginally. What I like about this one though is that it looks more confusing than a Jing & # x27 ;s Pyraminx – I bought it without even knowing what it would look like when turned on, and it was fun to see how it went to. As expected, the solution is trivially simple, so if it’s your thing, I can recommend this second hand, unless Jing & # x27 ;s Pyraminx is available for purchase. I appreciate challenges, so it was not really to my liking.