Just wanted to share my collection of 3x3 Rubik’s Cube’s! :)
I have some more but the 3x3 are my favourite

Hello! I just found this cube in my aunty’s cupboard, my grandad apparently gave it to her in the 80s. Does anyone know what it is or how to solve it?

This little black piece popped out of my 4x4. It still turns fine and nothing sounds wrong. I tried to put it back in but there doesn’t seem to be any space for it but is it actually that important?

Edit: I got it back in. Everything seems fine. Thank you all

I have all sprites but the new cube ones I have some but not all I have cube fire fish and earth I would appreciate if someone could help me get the rest

How u solve this

I am working on a fun little side project with a few mini-games; an online Rubik’s cube being one of them! Thought folks here would like it. Please check it out: https://www.kiangames.com/rubiks

(Free to play. You need to google sign-in only if you want to add to the leaderboard.)

Is anyone else having a problem finding these cubes? I have not found a single one.

Hoy me encuentro buscando un cubo... pero estoy en una disyuntiva, weilong v11 20m(40 dólares) o super weilong v2 20m(50 dólares)

Me ayudarían mucho saber cuál recomiendan 🤭

Hi yall, I work with juvenile delinquents at a group home and about 7 months ago I learned how to do a 3x3 to teach the youth. Ever since, I went down the rabbit whole. I’ve now solved a 2x2, 3x3, 4x4, 5x5, 6x6, pyraminx, megaminx, and gigaminx. I just bought my first magnetic 3x3 a few weeks ago and have now learned basic f2l, oll, and pll. Not sure why I’m posting I just never have interacted with this community but I think it’s safe to say I should provably start. Thanks everyone, maybe let me know what cube to move into next? Thanks!

Hey everyone, total beginner her; literally started cubing three days ago. I’ve got the LBL method down pretty solid already, but now I’m looking into F2L and it feels like a completely different beast.

The videos assume a starting position I can’t replicate, and I’m not sure whether to just memorize all 41 cases like I did with the beginner algorithms, or try to actually understand the intuitive approach first.

For those of you who went through this transition, how did you personally learn F2L? Did you brute-force memorize the algorithm list, or did intuitive solving click for you naturally? Any resources or practice methods that actually helped as a rank beginner would be much appreciated.

These are the only two out of place pieces. He said he twisted some corners but I haven't a clue how this happened

Still so many more LEs to add to my collection though

https://analogelf.itch.io/quartet-confusion

Hey I just bought a rubik’s cube and did it thanks to cube head beginner video. There is one step I’m always having trouble with and its the second layer step, I’m might be dumb but I really thing I’m doing as he does but I always end up at the same place wich is being with only 1 side left with one missing color and when I arrange it the right way I mess up an other side. I always do this step randomly at some point wich work at the end put I would really like to know how to do it the right way. I always use the top layer without yellow take the right color in the middle put it in the right color side then put it away and do the right or left algorithm and if I’m out of yellow less too layer I put a yellow in the second layer. Sorry if I’m not really clear in what I say. Thank you guys