3D Brain Teasers Metal Puzzles Toy, Mind Puzzles for Adults Hand Smart Gifts for Boy and Girls Gold and Silver

This is fun! It is pretty easy, so it’s good for gifting people who maybe aren’t great at puzzles or just trying to start figuring them out. It’s built well, it does get fingerprints on it so I like to polish it when I’m done. But I feel like it’s a good product.

For the price it's surprisingly well made. It's not much of a challenge but it does make for a great desk toy and paper weight.

This is a nice looking, solid cube of metal, gold and silver colored. It has a nice heft in the hand, and has the appearance of an interesting puzzle. The problem is, it's not really much of a puzzle. Grab the corners, give a little twist, and the whole thing falls apart into its component pieces. It's a little trickier to put back together, but not much. It is quite possible to disassemble -- and reassemble -- mostly by chance. It does make a very cool looking paperweight, but maybe a bit overpriced for that.

once you know how to do it, it's easy. but it is a wonderful game for a youth camp. not too hard, and not too easy. the best part, it's nearly indestructible.

Dad loved it for Xmas gift. Fun to mess around with

This brain teaser puzzle is metal and feels really smooth & fairly heavy in your hands. I like the 2-tone symmetrical appearance. The puzzle has 8 components - 4 each of 2 different shapes. It can make only this one shape, and it takes a significant amount of dexterity to reassemble as the pieces are rather slippery and don't really lock together until the final piece is in place. Once you've solved it there's not much more you can do with it except use it as a paper weight or pass it on to someone new.

I bought it for a desk ornament for in my office I love the blend of bronze against Stainless Steel. I will never take it apart it is basically a conversation piece.

It’s a great little brain teaser for both my child and myself. It's fun to see how we play with it differently. It's not an easy task to either break it down or put it back together. I had to examine the outside of the cube and really think about how it's constructed. My child on the other hand just took a trial and error approach and conquered it faster than me. It took both of us more than an hour to figure it out. It's challenging and fun!