Me, looking at molecube: "I'm not solving that!" Someone else: "Its already solved..."

Glad you added the 2x2x2 on there. I find even puzzles disorienting because they have no center piece ;D !

@huntercash2171

6 жыл бұрын

Kitslams Art yea I'll bring mine to school and everyone is like. Aren't those easy? And they never get it solved lmao.

@Kitslam

6 жыл бұрын

People say that to me all the time as well, haha! Too funny ;D !

@retrofuzion1126

6 жыл бұрын

that always happens

@FplusETVChannel

6 жыл бұрын

Agree

@apple-je9fw

6 жыл бұрын

It’s easy for me:/

lol I have a 2x2x2 and everyone is unimpressed with my ability to solve it. Again and again people have looked at it and said "That's so easy even I could do it" Guess what? They can't when they pick it up :/

@Auxified

5 жыл бұрын

it does look remarkably simple, but then you realize pt still has 3,674,160 combinations.

@dotdankory

5 жыл бұрын

@@Auxified yea and you also realise 3x3 has 46.000.000.000.000.000.000 combinations but its much easier than a 2x2.

@Auxified

5 жыл бұрын

@@dotdankory I'm baffled by this statement. I can't see how a 2^3 could ever be harder than a 3^3. I have both, and that certainly is not the case. The 3^3 actually fully encapsulates a 2^3 and adds additional complexity. That is to say that it is essential you know how to solve a 2^3 in order to solve a 3^3 , but the reverse is not true at all. It also takes longer to complete the 3^3 both in terms of time spent and number of turns. Given this, what exactly do you think is harder about the 2^3 ?

@hypercubemaster2729

5 жыл бұрын

@@Auxified it has to do with the fact that with a lack of centers on the puzzle one can end up with only 2 corners appearing to be switched. So they do an algorithm that moves 3 corners around and wonder why they cant end up with only 3 corners left instead of 2 or 4. They don't realize that with the lack of centers, it causes this parity error which can be fixed back to 3 corners with a simple 90° twist. Ironically, my Dad can solve a 3x3x3 no problem, but after at least 5 attempts working at it for an hour or so at a time... he always gives up on it. I hope this can shed some light on why it can seem harder to some.

@bill8858

5 жыл бұрын

SAMEEE

*silently waits for Kenneth to solve the latch cube*

@anonymoususer9837

6 жыл бұрын

King Lex he has solved it now

@MrGame-xl5ml

6 жыл бұрын

King Lex li

@bachlamtung5131

6 жыл бұрын

Yip.

@creeperkid_18

5 жыл бұрын

Hey nice name

Not gonna lie, i learnt how to solve a 2x2 before learning how to solve a 3x3.

@groszak1

6 жыл бұрын

I know someone who also does this (he can solve a 2x2, and says he may learn 3x3 in future) but not all people are like this. I started with 3x3.

@zach3701

6 жыл бұрын

TwilightNight Gaming , ditto

@camilamedina8012

6 жыл бұрын

TwilightNight Gaming ME TOO

@themattvlogs4984

6 жыл бұрын

TwilightNight Gaming same

@vara48

5 жыл бұрын

Same here

D O N T J U D G E A C U B E B Y I T S C O V E R

@muzaky515

6 жыл бұрын

* E D G E S

@BobberRB

6 жыл бұрын

100th like! :D

@thesavage2469

6 жыл бұрын

Nice one

@humanbeing4695

6 жыл бұрын

CubixRubeGoldberg Creations nice wun

@zaze6457

6 жыл бұрын

CubixRubeGoldberg Creations iiiii

The 1x1 is very hard but looks easy. Only a true master can solve the 1x1 right.

@stevenanimated3699

5 жыл бұрын

Definently

@DepFromDiscord

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah! It’s so hard you can’t even scramble it!

@thegoldenkatana-animation

5 жыл бұрын

All you do is flip it upside down or a 180° rotation

@DepFromDiscord

5 жыл бұрын

thegolden kantana r/wooosh

@thegoldenkatana-animation

5 жыл бұрын

@@DepFromDiscord I knew that was going to happen my body is an idiot and we'll never get anything right

I accidentally scrambled my axis cube and and had to take it apart and rebuild it to solve it.

@BobberRB

6 жыл бұрын

SB988 2017 can totally relate, but for me it was a 4x4

@zClonky

6 жыл бұрын

Rip

@MentosCubing

6 жыл бұрын

I still do that with my squan lol. There's always that one puzzle :P

@mef2279

5 жыл бұрын

I did that for my axis cube as well.

@ashwoz9342

5 жыл бұрын

SB988 2018 I used to do that with my 3×3 but i can solve it now

So many times, when you use your 2x2, then that one guy comes up to you and says, DUDE, THOSE ARE SO EASY, LEMME TRY, then you’re like sure, then they fail so hard, then you laugh... like if that has happened to you too. xD

@groszak1

6 жыл бұрын

I used to have reverse situation, my mom bought me a 2x2x2 cube because I thought it was "easy", and failed.

@BobberRB

6 жыл бұрын

groszak1 that was me when I first got my 2x2... xD

@Onyxxyz

5 жыл бұрын

OMG! CAN I TRY YOUR 4 CUBE!

@juliawburn2352

5 жыл бұрын

It is super annoying...it constantly happens to me. like, quit underestimating me xD

@idontknoeausername1624

5 жыл бұрын

My friends little brother did that. I took it from him after like 15 minutes and he was like "WAIT"

I liked that you used the 2x2 on this list. The thing you just described has happened to me a lot as well. People just underestimate those tiny puzzles. On the other hand, you could also make a video about puzzles that seem to be hard but actually aren't. For instance if somebody picked up a 2x2 and claimed it to be easy, I usually try to hand that person an easier puzzle such as a Dino cube where their chance of really solving it on their own is higher. Somehow though, people tend to think that that one is more difficult.

@BobberRB

6 жыл бұрын

ND Puzzles that’s a log speech...

@NDPuzzles

6 жыл бұрын

BleachBob RBX Not really. For me.that's an average answer Ilike to really state my opinion instead of jus commentimg one word. Apparently others even liked that comment 😂

@BobberRB

6 жыл бұрын

I press the like button on like every comment for no reason

@NDPuzzles

6 жыл бұрын

BleachBob RBX Still better than hitting the dislike buzzon for no reason. I do not care a lot about likes on comments. I care more about reactions to my own videos. However, in general,.a comment is.a better reaction than a like. I want to get in contact with other cubers ad discuss puzzles instead of counting likes...

@megamerp9315

6 жыл бұрын

Good job

YAY YOU BROUGHT TOP 5 BACK!!!

The 1x1 is the same as the 2x2. People think it's easy, but it's very hard.

@regen-Q

6 жыл бұрын

Jonas Rasmussen Shut up you 1x1 hype person!!!!!!!'

@th3h05t7

6 жыл бұрын

Keanny Ooi he’s not wrong, to solve a puzzle you have to scramble it first

@MentosCubing

6 жыл бұрын

To be fair, you do have to have a very high IQ to understand the hype behind the 1x1 Rubik's cube. Its limited functionality renders it not only a challenge to solve, but a challenge to scramble as well. Only the greatest of intelligent masterminds can truly find entertainment in attempting to scramble such a puzzle. Most people miss the objective altogether and assume that solving is the only challenge of any puzzle, but those with an exceptional mind and a true appreciation for the puzzle are the ones who see the puzzle for what it actually is. I don't watch Rick and Morty and I think it is a stupid show, but that's one of my favorite memes I see in KZread comments.

@ezkxl

6 жыл бұрын

Mentos Cubing y did u randomly mention Rick and Morty?? 😂😂😂😂

@MentosCubing

6 жыл бұрын

Usually when KZread commenters being up that meme, it is a Rick and Morty reference. Just wanted to make it clear that I don't watch the show.

Yay! Top 5! I love Your top 5 videos! The Molecube took me a bit to solve at first as well. Not the solving, but determining where the pieces needed to be. I enjoyed the challenge though. That’s my go to cube when I am listening to a boring conference call at work.

I love twisty puzzles, but I totally suck at solving them by myself, needing to use a guide to learn to solve them. I find it funny that the one puzzle i've ever solved on my own was the sudoku cube you have here! :D I actually drew out a net, marked down next to it the colors of the edges, corners, and centers, and physically drew those into the net. then after finding a valid solution, I solved it as I would a rubik's cube. :) I was quite proud of that!

@bryansanchez7836

6 жыл бұрын

Same 😂🖕🏽

@bryansanchez7836

6 жыл бұрын

Sorry I didn't mean to flip you off I'm very very sorry I'm stupid

@DukeDezh

6 жыл бұрын

Bryan Sanchez it's all good. :)

@Jonboat0313

6 жыл бұрын

Dont feel bad every has there own way of learning new thengs

@bryansanchez7836

6 жыл бұрын

Kyle Dilks so we cool fam

I remember when you did the molecube and called it the Mole Cube, everyone in the comments were like, 'what?' XD

I remember I was working at toys r us back in 2013 and the pillow 2x2 was just releasing. One got something spilled on it and was sitting in the back scrambled, I picked it up thinking the exact thing. “Oh I can def solve this” lol was I wrong.

@AMudkipAmongUs

6 жыл бұрын

Cheezumz002 upload pls it's been 4 years

@BobberRB

6 жыл бұрын

That’s what I was like when I got my first 2x2 since 3x3 is easy

THANKS FOR BRINGING THE TOP 5 BACK!

I probably would have picked the 2x2x3 instead of the 2x2 cube. After learning the Rubik's cube, I could solve the 2x2 fairly easily by just doing the Rubik's cube corner algorithms but when I got my first 2x2x3, I was completely stumped on how to solve the last layer and I had to learn the 3x3x2 algorithms before finally figuring it out. I still get messed up when solving it sometimes.

Yay! So excited to have the top 5 back.

You should do a Top 5 Deceptively Hard Sticker-mods, because I've often encountered with my friends, who know how to solve the 3x3, that they claim a sticker-mod wouldn't make the puzzle any more difficult because it still functions as a 3x3 and you can use all the same algorithms. The Molecube is a good example of how under-appreciated stickermods are 😊

@asthalis

6 жыл бұрын

the shepherd's cube is another cool sticker mod

@Jellopuff_TAS

6 жыл бұрын

How is the Molecube an example of a sticker mod? It has no stickers ;)

@YouCubeParadigm

6 жыл бұрын

Jellopuff But it's still a normal 3x3. The only different aspect of the Molecube is the colours. If you sticker a 3x3 to mimic the function of a molecube

@Jellopuff_TAS

6 жыл бұрын

I know lol. I was just joking.

Now do deceptively easy!

@ellacoleman4204

5 жыл бұрын

Jack Brennan bruh

Well there’s nothing hard for shape mod after the ghost cube

@skittles8887

6 жыл бұрын

Jasmine Bouchard So freaking true. After I learned the ghost cube, the axis cube was an easy 3 minute solve. The “hot wheels” cube was 1m30. It’s really cool when you develop that kind of intuition

@OsyenVyeter

6 жыл бұрын

I've been meaning to try a blind solve. I've done it with my Braille cube but I think you might be wrong due to the Meffert's egg. Same basic principle: colors are irrelevant because there are no colors its all about getting the shape proper, but in the egg im finding that the pieces are SO FREAKING SIMILAR. I havent had long to mess with it yet, but this might be a real struggle.

Yay! Another video by RedKB! Your the best!

"You'll have to figure it out all out yourself" You underestimate my power! *opens youtube tutorial*

Hey, someone who uses "humbled" correctly.

Yay top 5’s! Now they’re not just hard puzzles. They’re deceptively hard.

@mushroomcube623

6 жыл бұрын

they're all easier than the actual hard ones though

@BobberRB

6 жыл бұрын

Lol

@johnzimmerman8269

6 жыл бұрын

CubeZero lol

it’s great that ur posting more often now! keep going!

Amazing Kenneth great vid

Just bought a curvy copter! Cant wait to solve it

@gebfarts7473

6 жыл бұрын

Arne Vochten its actually not that hard once you learn it

@YesIKnowSillyName

6 жыл бұрын

Which ones would you consider hard?

@Keldor314

6 жыл бұрын

Curvy copter isn't hard from an algorithms point of view, but it's fun since it's not a solve by numbers like the 3x3. It takes some thinking to figure out where to move things to unjumble it, and more to figure out how to get all the petals back in their proper orbits. The only things that really take anything like an algorithm are getting the corners done.

@gebfarts7473

6 жыл бұрын

Keldor314 exactly

@sk8rdman

6 жыл бұрын

Keldor314 I respectfully disagree. Neither the 3x3x3 nor the Curvy-Copter are inherently more algorithmic puzzles. The fact that people use tons of algorithms for the 3x3 is only due to the fact that it's so common in competition. If the curvy-copter was a popular competition puzzle, then you can bet people would focus more on learning algorithms for them. The 3x3 can be solved largely with intuition too, but it's less efficient to do so. The same is true for any twisty puzzle. Solving a curvy copter is a different experience from solving a 3x3, but it's ultimately a simpler puzzle.

Fun fact: seeing your channel with so many puzzles is what got me into cubing. You probably don't care, but I'm a weird person and like to say what's on my mind. Well, now to watch the video. Haha

@BobberRB

6 жыл бұрын

Chandler Spackman cool

@MinecraftMagiMan

6 жыл бұрын

Ok, I look back and see that RedKB actually liked my comment? Thank you! Really made my day.

Awesome video and cubes!

Love your setup.

You forgot the 1x1

Now do the opposite! Deceptive easy puzzles.

@redkb

6 жыл бұрын

That's the plan!

@Frostywaffle

6 жыл бұрын

:D

@antonioparinasan2740

6 жыл бұрын

RedKB Are you going to unbox the vcube 9?

@smoregan8573

6 жыл бұрын

Tim Fischer Megaminx

@hamizannaruto

6 жыл бұрын

gear cube and megaminx XD

Loved the video!

You, and many other cubing channels, are what got me into cubing! Thank you so much!

The Molecube has some interesting mathematics to it. By the way there are 80 solved states. I found them all if anyone is interested.

The gear cube extreme I was told was one of the easiest puzzles Pls give me an honest answer

Hey I love your videos and keep up the amazing work

Hi Kenneth I Just finish watching all of your uploaded video. I just want to say thank you for all of you video it is really inspire me to play and buy more cubing puzzle.(At first i never like cuboid cube but watching your video make me love them) I very love your unboxing and collection video. when i plan to buy some more cube I alway check on those video. Thank again for every thing you have done and please keep up all good work. I'll alway waiting for your next video. And of course have a great day.

When you saw a Cubing channel and you know it's good.

DON'T JUDGE A CUBE BY IT'S STICKERS

Non-cubers always ask to see my 2x2, "I bet I can solve that one"... lol

Buys a 2x2"solves"gives it to brother"brother rage quits"

Why the heck is a 2x2 harder for me to solve than a 3x3??! I learned how to solve a 3x3 from cubiclelabs on youtube and can't find videos that use similar algorithms to solve a 2x2. R U R' U' (sexy move) and L' U' L U (sexy move) Edit: changed the T's to U's cuz i'm dumb LOL

@MentosCubing

6 жыл бұрын

T? There's no T move on a Rubik's cube. The reason they use U (up) and D (down) instead of T (top) and B (bottom) is because the letter B is already taken by Back. All the same algorithms should work on a 2x2, you just don't need to solve the edges in between. Good luck my brother! :P

@rody3199

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks. And yes I realized that right after I posted this. For some reason I thought T meant Top but i was supposed to use U for Up. I was just too lazy to change it lol.

@groszak1

6 жыл бұрын

Off-topic: Some 3x3 solutions rely on a corner 3-cycle (although the cubicle solution you know isn't one of them, which is why this is off-topic) making 2x2 seemingly impossible. My solution for that was to rotate the up face until only 1 corner matches; if I can't do it, I apply the corner cycle and try to rotate the up face again. This isn't a problem on 3x3 because these 3x3 solutions solve edge permutation before corner permutation and with correct edge permutation, a single corner swap is impossible.

1:25 "it took me half and hour or longer to solve it.." Me: it took me a week to solve a 3x3 :/ Life is hard XD

@Neroshy

4 жыл бұрын

g ę t - ç â ç h ô w ę d r/boneappletea

@Neroshy

4 жыл бұрын

It’s half of an hour not half and hour

@arlingtoncummins8814

4 жыл бұрын

Um it took me, like, a month... 😐

@TheLetterJ10

4 жыл бұрын

@@arlingtoncummins8814 non cuber idiot!

@TheLetterJ10

4 жыл бұрын

Non cuber idiot!

Now we need a top 5 deceptively easy puzzles! Gear cube would top my personal list, but I'm sure there's plenty.

I ❤️ your vids, also thx for putting a 2x2, all my friends said that its easy and always fail

Brilliant

@BobberRB

6 жыл бұрын

I agree

@user-xr6td8gk9h

6 жыл бұрын

Bobber RB Leo Vega

I don't know how but i solved the 2x2 really fast. I'm not bragging, I'm just saying I somehow did it

@want-diversecontent3887

6 жыл бұрын

Edel I solved it faster than my first ever solve for 3x3. It still wasn't within a single day though. Events: Bottom layer 3 corners Start playing with the 3x3 Realize that a 2x2 is just the corners of a 3x3 Complete bottom row of 3x3 Bottom layer 2x2 completed Discovered how to permute last layer corners for 3x3 Permute last layers for 2x2 Orient last layers for 2x2 Orient last layer corners for 3x3

@tangytim6699

4 жыл бұрын

The 2×2 is easy to solve quickly

You are the best cuber!

One of the cubes from this video was also on a different video call top 5 easiest cubes to solve

You know, I agree with #1 on this list! I brought a 2x2x2 to work and my friend was like: what sort of primitive puzzle for kids is that? And I say... Oh, why don't you try solving it then if that's what you think! He passed. XD And I have a question about Curvy Copter. You have one with TomZ signature on one sticker. I have seen a local cube shop offering a Lanlan Curvy Copter. It doesn't have a special sticker like that. Do you know... Is that one a shameless rip-off TomZ doesn't get any cut from, or do they have some deal too? People say it's decent, so I'm wondering if I should be getting that one, you know.

@redkb

6 жыл бұрын

Probably a knock off but I don't know for sure.

@MentosCubing

6 жыл бұрын

What do you mean by "local cube shop"? Are there physical retailers who sell cubes, or do you just mean an online store fairly close to where you live? Yeah, LanLan doesn't have a lot of original ideas to offer to the cubing community, but who knows? Maybe there is some sort of deal going on there. Seriously doubt it though.

@rosebuster

6 жыл бұрын

Well, I mean a shop that's in my country. If I order something there, it often arrives on the next day. So I guess the latter. Anyway thanks for all the answers. It's always such a difficult choice when I want a specific puzzle and there are various versions of it by different companies. I guess I would like to support the original creator, but there are also other factors I care about such as how nicely it moves and looks. It's not always so easy to find out the differences before buying unless somebody who has both makes a comparison video.

How about deceptively unique puzzles

00:02 I don't care of anything else, but I WOULD GIVE ANYTHING to have all those cubes which were lined up on the shelf and on the table! I have never seen so many cubes, and getting them all would mean my lifelong dream come true. I have 4 cubes including the megaminx and pyraminx, and I learnt to solve them all by my own in less 2 hours each, so that collection would last about a year(considering my study time excluded) and another 3 to master them all and get bored of them.

Hey Kenneth, where do you work? I always see a lot of code at your office.

ITS NOT A 2X2!!! ITS A 4 CUBE!!!

@meso_p

6 жыл бұрын

Gavo9649 tell me this is a noncuber joke

@Wavy667_

6 жыл бұрын

NO IT'S A 24 SQUARE!

@kats9415

5 жыл бұрын

Death threats on a joke wow r/wooooosh

@tanyavelez4994

5 жыл бұрын

@Ecuber1203 its supposed to be a joke 😡

@madson2307

5 жыл бұрын

Gavo9649 why don’t you just Peel of the stickers and rubix’s is the best brand

None of these looked easy to me 😂

This is the first video I watch from ur channel and I was like "how did u get all those cubes?!"

I have Molecube and I challenged myself to solve it without any extra aid, like solving first on a a paper or look at the solved picture. It actually can be done relatively fast with some practice and couple of Rubik's PLL algs to move pieces all around the cube.

ITS MA BIRTHDAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@mehmetcanvurucu6836

6 жыл бұрын

Tipster Trickster happy birthday!!!

@AedanBryant

6 жыл бұрын

thanks!

@axelrios276

6 жыл бұрын

Happy birthday

@stevenlechtner9417

6 жыл бұрын

Tipster Trickster happy birthday!

@billyl3775

6 жыл бұрын

Tipster Trickster happy bday m8...

Cool. I just got a 4.58 3x3 solve! Can you check it out?

@Julio974

6 жыл бұрын

Just got a 0.00000000001 999x999x999 solve, not a good one...

thx RedKB

My Dad can solve a 3x3x3, but he gets stuck every time he picks up a 2x2x2 and ironically finds that to be more difficult than the 3x3x3. He gets it down to "2" corners needing to be permuted, and does not realize that he can do a 90° twist of that face to reveal the truth: that 3 corners actually need to be permuted instead of 2. I thought that after a few hours and a few tries that he would eventually figure it out, but he still never has. For that reason I feel that your choice of putting the 2x2x2 as #1 could not have been more accurate! Excellent list!

i also have a mole cube and when i wanted to solve it i first drew a pattern after i got the right pattern (2nd try) it was easy solving it

Nice video!

Hey red kB love the video

Man you make me inspired

i love the molecube 😃 sounds like soduko and rubiks cube fused. (which it kinda is, now that i think about it) i like both of them

I've got the axis/axel cube, it was really hard first time... I needed yt help to solve it, now it's easy

Totally agree on the 2x2! I was able to solve it "intuitively" years ago but I always felt like a lot of times it was simply a matter of luck. I could manage the first layer pretty easily but the difficulty rises almost exponentially on the second layer. I would inevitably fall into a trial and error trap where I never remembered what I'd even done by the time I finished it. So I finally had to start memorizing algorithms for it 😩

Hi RedKB, how do you create your own algorithms and where do you start??

Awsome I love cubes

Sweet!

I had so much trouble with the axis cube, I found the curvy copter very easy

I love how the 3x3 is in the thumbnail cause I learnt how to do It in a couple of days

The 2x2 is wayyyy toooo relatable man 😂

RedKB I SAW THE GEAR CUBE AND THE MOLECUBE IN MY LOCAL TARGET LOL

Saludos, muy buenos Puzzles...!!

Hi Kenneth! What is on your cubing wishlist for Christmas? I'm just starting a collection, and I'm hoping to have at least 2 of every WCA puzzle (except 6x6 and 7x7) by the end of the holidays. *On my wishlist:* Gans 356 Air UM Carbon Fiber Mega Set (All WCA puzzles except 6 and 7) MoYu Magnetic Skewb MoYu Magnetic Pyraminx Shengshou Aurora Megaminx

Hey when did you get your CR-10 printer I saw it there! Sick man

@redkb

6 жыл бұрын

I posted a video on it a few weeks back! having a blast with it!

When is the next nemesis puzzle solve coming?

3:30 All puzzle logic aside, I don't think I could solve a puzzle that sounded so satisfying to turn.

Have the third one and sovled it in like a day got it for Christmas it’s a fun puzzle

I really want more cubes in my collection

i want the 2 puzle looks amazing

wow I am amazed how good he is

I like how most of these are as easy as they seem

It’s so cool that they look soooo easy but are hard

I made an algebraic formula for the molecube. It works and it makes me color neutral in solving it

Slove the all the cube

THAT SEGWAY WAS BRILLIANT

the gear cube was in your video about top ez cubes?

Hey RedKB, I have a question. Do you know if every n by n cube 33 by 33 and below exists?

@MentosCubing

6 жыл бұрын

Nope, in fact the 33x33 is the only one bigger than a 22x22. 1-11 exist and are mass produced, I might have seen a 3D-printed 12x12 somewhere, there is a 13x13 which is mass produced, no 14x14, there is a working 15x15 prototype (no stickers on it yet so it cannot be solved, but the mechanism exists), no 16x16, Oskar van Deventer has a 3D-printed 17x17 available for purchase, no 18x18, QiYi is planning on making a 19x19 but has not shown a working prototype yet, no 20x20 or 21x21, corenpuzzle 3D-printed a 22x22 and failed several times to assemble it (but eventually succeeded), and everything between that and the 33x33 had not been made yet. Hope this helps!

can you PLEASEEEEE do a tutorial on how to solve the molecube?! i got one about a year ago and i can't figure it out, even after getting help from my brother (who knows how to solve 2x2, 3x3, and 4x4). Please do one, love your channel btw!

Glad the 2-2 is on here So many people are like oh that is so easy I can solve then they give up after 10 seconds

Thanks so much u got me into cubing! You probably won’t even read this but I’m gonna watch the vid haha

I would include the 3x3 YJ Heart on that list. It looks like a simple 3x3 shape mod, but it's almost as difficult as the 3x3 Ghost Cube and definitely more difficult than the 3x3 Axis Cube. Aside from the shape-shifting, you can get three false equivocations on it that you don't get on a normal 3x3 or on a 3x3 Axis Cube.

Same here with the 2x2 it’s my fav puzzle and I love when people think it’s easy and then they look stupid when they try to solve it

What the name at Top 5 Rubik's Cube?