Description
QiYi OS Cube 2x2 - Magnetic pop-tile shape mod
The OS Cube is a larger-than-standard 2x2 with a clever pop-tile mechanism. As you turn a layer, the embedded tiles either rise or sink; in the solved state, every face becomes perfectly flat. It is a tactile, visual twist on a classic 2x2 that is great for display and casual solves.
At a glance
- Goal: restore the cube so all tiles are sunk and faces are flat.
- Magnetic 2x2 for stable, comfortable turning.
- Distinctive pop-tile feedback adds texture and challenge.
Specs
- Type: 2x2 shape mod (pop-tile mechanism)
- Recommended use: casual solving and collecting
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Customers praise this unique magnetic puzzle for its innovative design with popping buttons. "Super fun puzzle" with satisfying tactile feedback. Note: it's larger than expected (66mm, similar to a 6x6 cube). Customers find it challenging to solve but enjoyable. Some mention minor magnetic interference issues and higher price for non-purple versions.
- Very unique design and concept, fun to solve
- Super fun puzzle. It feels so good to turn in the hands with each snap.
- definitely worth adding to your collection!
- 5 stars: 8 (80%)
- 4 stars: 2 (20%)
- 3 stars: 0 (0%)
- 2 stars: 0 (0%)
- 1 star: 0 (0%)
Super difficult puzzle. I have only solved it twice and that was just by randomly turning.
Very unique design and concept, fun to solve, definitely get the blank one color version for a more challenging experience.
i got the purple one, seems to be the best version lol. i felt like getting a standard color scheme or anything other than one solid color would take the unique challenge away. i cant say how difficult it is since im bad at solving, but its fun to play around with and making the buttons pop out. its also much larger than i anticipated which is fine. but slightly bigger than an average 3x3. definitely worth adding to your collection!
I got the purple version of this puzzle. Got it because I just wanted to play with the buttons. It comes with some alternative solve states which are fun to work out. If you can keep track of if a piece has 2N or 2S magnets and it's orientation, it's not much more difficulty than a mirror blocks where not every piece is unique.
It has more than one "solved" state when pieces are all in or all out. You can easily accidentally solve it.
Only gripe is sometimes the polarity interferes with itself and pieces that should pop don't have enough force from the repelling magnets to clear friction. I don't think there's anything they can do to fix that and it's only in very specific cases of pieces being aligned. It's not broken or anything, just the nature of the magnetic field. Not gonna take off a star for physics.
Unique and fun!
It is very good, but it is very hard to solve, i couldnt figure it out. Eventually random turns did it though
I got the solid purple version of this puzzle and it's been great. Even though I had seen videos of this before it never clicked in my head but this is not a normal 2x2 size, it is much larger, 66mm, about the same size as my 6x6. That said it turns great and the panels that pop out are nice and tactile. You could probably speed solve this if you wanted to and had the right method, but trying to look at it like a 2x2 and using some 2x2 algs usually works after a while to solve it.
I bought the cube a few weeks ago and it came recently. I was surprised, it is heavier than you might think and it's as big as a 6x6. But the cube turns well and the Functions of those popping pieces is really cool. Although I wouldn't buy any other version than the purple one, because I think 25$ are a bit much. Overall great.
Super fun puzzle. It is super unique in the scramble and solves. The overall turning isn't speedcube-y but it feels so good to turn in the hands with each snap. I especially like that it's a bigger 2x2. It makes me feel like a kid trying to solve a puzzle. Amazing!
I can't figure out how it works but it's so satisfying to turn. I scrambled it and managed to get it back to solved within a few minutes but I didn't have any strategy since I can't figure out the patterns.
Note the size. It's bigger than a standard 3x3
I recommend it as a neat variation on the 2x2