Xinbeiya Rechargeable Handheld Cube with Games, 15 Fun Brain & Memory Games | Christmas Easter Birthday Gifts for Boys and Girls Ages 6-12+ Years Old with Score Screen, Toy Gifts for Kids, Black

I got this as a Christmas gift for my 6 year old son who loves rubix cubes and gaming so it was a perfect gift. It has 15 different games and stays charged for longer then 2 hours of continued play. My son has dropped it a few times and it still works great so its very well made. My sister also bought one for her 7 year old who is autistic and said its one of her daughters favorite toys. It was definitely worth it! I think this is suitable for kids ages 5-9

Lots of different games to play. A bit advanced for my 5 year old but he caught on quickly and enjoyed playing.

Absolutely love this! I brought two of these one for my 8 year old nephew and one for my toddler. Honestly, it’s a pretty fun toy I even like playing with it. It keeps you engaged and good value for its cost! Also, the size is pretty small easy to carry and I like the fact that it has the option to lower the volume or not have any noise at all. Surprisingly it holds really good battery, we have had it for like four months and I only charged it once or twice to the fullest

I found it well made, easy to charge (with a rubber port protector) and the 3 different levels of volume ( Silent, MEDIUM& LOUD) is helpful as the games do create noise obviously as buttons being pressed throughout. I DO recommend keeping hold of the instructions as a reference for all the different games. My humble opinion, as a Mom to 2 boys of different age ranges, this is more appropriate for the 6/7-10yr olds as its memory or speed-based games and does require a bit of higher-level thinking but still completely do-able for most all 7-10yr olds. Memory and patterns are the theme and there are some pretty cool games that are either one player or PVP. It’s not an Xbox/PS but my kid was happy with it & easy to grab for idle times like car rides etc. and I’d say 8 out of 10 simply bc the screen COULD do more but manufacturers choice. 10/10 for quality and get what they advertised.

This is a toy that has been entertaining for the entire family. It was purchased for a nine year old boy but he is not the only one who is fighting over it. All of the adults want to try it and see who can do it the best. It is a lot of fun and very durable. The charge lasts a long time. It lights up brightly, and is overall very durable. It's a great toy to take in the car traveling. It's definitely worth the money.

Got as a christmas gift. Is a great brain game and fun for the kids. Holds up well even after being dropped.. Would buy again!

The ergonomics behind this make it a bit difficult to use. We got this four our son and he enjoys it but it doesn't keep his attention very long because of the difficulty to use. I have adult male hands and I find it challenging to turn while avoiding pushing button on one of the 5 faces inadvertently. The games are good but not great. I would give it 4 stars for myself but for my 7 y.o. I give it 3 stars.

Perfect gift for a boy.

This cube looks exactly like a Rubix cube but functions nothing like it. It is an electronic device loaded with several games, some are similar to each other some are different. Some games are for attention, some for speed, some for memory and some for creativity. While the cube is meant for children I have to admit that I like to play with it as well. The directing voice is male and it has a slight accent, especially obvious when he says “green” The volume button might be defective on my toy, or maybe they are built like that , I am not sure. In any case, it doesn’t work very well, it does lower the sound a little bit but definitely does not reach a quiet or a mute level at all. The game I could compare this cube most with is the new POP-IT battery operated games, but this is way more advanced. It’s also programmed for different games and it requires more attention and dexterity as things happen on all faces of the cube (aside from Home Screen face) Finally the cube charges with usb cable which is included, and that’s great because of no need to spend more on batteries . So aside from the volume button which for me it is problematic, this is a cool and very engaging toy. My kids loved it right away, especially my 12 and my 9 year old ones. I will round up my rating to five, mostly because it is so difficult to find gifts for this age range (early teens). Finally something they like! Recommended!

When I was young one of my favorite toys ever was the game Simon. It came out in 1978. It was a round saucer-like game with 4 large buttons that lit up and made sounds. The whole concept was to reproduce the sequences of colors that were presented to you. To this day I still have it. I saw this little cube game which seemed to me that it would be like a Simon on steroids. Technology has come a long way since 1978 and I was excited to try this game and see if it lived up to its statements on the product page. The cube arrived well packaged in a very giftable box. It arrived with a user manual and a USB-A to USB-C charging cable. The user manual is very good and it goes through how to play each game. Several buttons on the main face turn the cube on, adjust the sound level, and turn off the lights. There is also a digital display that shows your score and the current high score for each game. Once turned on you select the game or activity. There are 8 games as well as a PK mode which for some reason stands for 2 players. Several of the games can be played with 2 where you each take turns on the challenges. The games include memory, speed, and creativity games. A couple of the memory games are much like Simon but more difficult with there being 4 sides that all are used. The thing I really like about this cube game is there are activities for all levels and ages. Some of the games are as simple as just touching a button that lights up. Other games involve memorizing the lit-up squares on 4 different sides. That one is tough!! I enjoy playing with this cube and it's a game that can be enjoyed for all ages. It is rechargeable and can be played for about 5 hours before being recharged. I do recommend this game cube for any age 3 and up and it would make a great gift as well. I have attached a video showing me playing a couple of games and showing the star show mode where it just flashes and plays music,

5 out of 5 Stars (5) ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ [TL;DR] [QUALITY] (5/5) [VALUE] (5/5) [EASE OF USE] (5/5) [MET EXPECTATIONS] (5/5) [PACKAGING] (5/5) [REVIEW REMARKS] Great pastime device for upping your hand-to-eye coordination. Really fun game modes that suck you in with high scores being recorded. The cube is chargeable VIA USB-C port. I really like this as feature. It makes it easy to recharge on the fly and you are not forever changing out your batteries to play. Some of the game modes reminded me of my Simon®️ game from my childhood. I like the lights and sounds this device makes. Like I said, it really sucks you in to the gameplay. With 15 different game modes to choose from, half the fun is figuring out how to play each of them. More importantly, how to create a large high score. This is suitable for kids, teens, and adults equally. I would even say this would be excellent to stimulate older adults and keep their hand-to-eye coordination sharp. The build quality is decent, however I am not certain that this device would take much of a fall. The quality of the buttons are surprisingly excellent. The click effect is quite responsive. All in all, if you like to fidget with things, test your skills, or pass time with handheld games, this will be right up your alley. My wife and I burned an entire evening competing with each other and she kicked my tail good! I have been practicing and victory shall be mine! I recommend this game cube because it is fun and engaging, age inclusive, quality manufacturing, and it is rechargeable. Order with confidence. In the event that experiences change or evolve, updates may be made to this review to address such developments.

Grandkids went crazy over this toy. They love it. Lots to do to enjoy, even the little guy, at 4, enjoyed the lights and sounds Kept the children busy taking turns. Great purchase. It was a hit!

It's nice to see that in a world of 4K 60FPS gaming that there can still be some fun found in good old fashioned tactile games like this. Chasing high scores with nothing but your reflexes is still (and always) an entertaining time, and this simple mix of games will keep you wanting just one more try. The form factor here is obviously akin to a rubix cube, but I do wonder if this gadget would have benefitted from being made of silicone instead of hard plastic. Not the buttons mind you; just the cube itself. I think this may have made the game more comfortable to play for extended periods of time. Not a deal breaker by any means, and who knows, maybe silicone was already tested and the hard plastic turned out to be the better option. The device has several activities to offer -- including two non-game modes, which allow you to create your own light show or music. But the bulk of your time will be spent playing the games in short bursts. As an adult, many of the games start off too easy and take some time before the speed/difficulty ramps up. But for kids this is great because it gives them time to develop their reflexes as the levels get harder and harder. One small gripe I did have is that some of the game modes require you to press a series of specific buttons/colours without making any mistakes, but often you'll end up accidentally hitting the wrong button on the backside just due to the cube design. Kind of annoying, but ultimately it just becomes part of the challenge I suppose. So yeah... our household has had much more fun with this gaming gadget than expected. I just leave it on an end table in our living room, and it doesn't take long before someone gets roped into playing for a session. Easy to pick up, hard to master, as the saying goes.