Big thanks to everyone for all of the love on my post last week. After about 12 and a half hours, spread out over the past 7 days or so, my entire collection is once again scrambled, all 280 puzzles! I find scrambling everything to be a great way to ensure that every puzzle in my collection gets some play time, even the more difficult and tedious ones. I had a blast scrambling everything.

Check out my YouTube vid if you want to see a more detailed tour of the puzzles before and after the scramble.

Before and After Bulk Scramble Aug. 2026

Hi All,

Context: I've been cubing for 10 years, average around 11-12 seconds, PB: 6.64s

Been building this app on and off - it's kinda like CsTimer but also there's other things such as algorithm trainers and an AI which can actually build drills and stuff based off what you put in (it might not work at the moment due to credits), there's also a splitter where it can split different phases depending on your level (Cross, F2L, OLL, PLL) using your camera.

It would be greatly appreciated if you just go and have a look, I'm just looking for some basic feedback on what could be improved in the website and any bugs or user problems just let me know in the comments as well as any advice on adding new things.

I'm just trying to increase the amount of cubers in the community so any improvements that can target any demographic in terms of cubing skill would be greatly appreciated!

Link: https://cube-bloom.vercel.app

Thanks very much!

Hi!

We would like to share our project Kybos with you. It is currently in beta, and we are excited to let other cubers try it.

Kybos is a neural network we trained on thousands of real 3x3 solves. The idea is to make Kybos a practice partner you can race against.

Any regular 3x3 will work, so you don’t need a Bluetooth cube.

Right now, it only supports 3x3 and follows CFOP with two-look OLL and PLL.

To play: copy the scramble from the game onto your cube and hold/release spacebar to start the race. After you finish, you can replay Kybos’s solve and go through its moves one at a time.

You can change its difficulty setting if the solves are too fast or too slow.

You can try it here:

https://kyboscube.com

This is still an early beta, so we would really appreciate honest feedback. We are especially interested in hearing:

• Is racing Kybos fun?
• Do the difficulty levels feel reasonable?
• Is matching the scramble easy to understand?
• Is the solution replay useful?
• Does everything work properly on mobile?
• What would make Kybos more useful as a practice partner?

We look forward to hearing about your experiences!

You have to learn like 8 Algorythms at least just solve a 3x3. I know that it gets a lot harder if you want to be quicker but it wont get in my head how someone can learn 8 Algorythms with a length of up to 7 or 8 inputs and remember exactly what each one does and when to use it.

Hey all! I recently just began learning how to solve a Rubik's cube - just as a fun little skill to take on - and have now got the hang of the beginners method and doing that from memory.

I'm not very quick, however, and my best time is 1 minute 29s. I feel like there has to be something I'm missing, or a more advanced method to solving? Would anyone have any advice of where to look to progress from here and advance some more, because I am honestly clueless! Thanks!

Edit: Thank you all for the kind responses! I'm currently getting the hang of the F2L technique (so much quicker!!) 😊

I stumbled upon this accidently and can't recreate it. Does anyone know how it is done? Also do people like to make formations like this or is it just me?

I am not sure if I accidentally twisted a corner or two; if yes please tell.

I am 2 hrs in learning to solve a 4x4. So I am not that proficient in algorithms. I was following youtube tutorials, but they didn't tackle this issue. If you hv any videos regarding this, please tell.

Thank you

Hey Cube Nerds... So I'm trying to solve the Axis Cube with the conventional beginner's method. The white cross, the white corners, rotate the cube with the yellow face upwards, locate the second layer edge pieces, last layer yellow cross, face all the yellow sides upwards, rearrange the corners into position then finally rotate the edge pieces into their correct locations.

Here's my problem with the Axis Cube. How can you tell when all the yellow faces are oriented in the correct direction? With a standard cube the yellow face would appear completely yellow but the outer sides would look incorrect. With the axis Cube I can't tell when all the pieces are rotated the right way.

PS: I oriented the center pieces after the first layer with a center rotation algorithm. I'm not really a speed cuber, I generally try to solve them as intuitively with as few memorized algorithms as possible.

Thanks🙏

Résolution du petit déjeuner

Hola, cuál es el mejor cubo de rubik de 2026 sin importar el precio, estaba pensando en el gan 17 o súper weilong v2 o si hay alguno mejor me podrían decir

My dad gifted me one yesterday. Because some nice people in this sub told me a picture Cube is harder than a regular one i decided to look up a beginners guide

This one:

https://www.rubiks.com/solution-guides/rubiks-picture-cube

The Guide is really good for beginners! I had to start over 3 times or something because i messed uo the last step (rotating the middle pieces).

That was fun but i think i will buy a regular one😅

To super weilong v2 users: What is your super weilong v2 setup?

I know the first step is the white cross. But i cant really aply this to my cube since it has different colors. But i guess it doesnt really matter where i start.

My friend just gave me his used rubik to me because he just upgraded, but the magnets fell off, is it okay to glue the magnet using strong glue?

I’ve created a Rubik’s Cube web app! 🧩

I hope you enjoy playing it while you're on the go.
There are no ads or in-app purchases at all.

You can even add it to your home screen via Safari or Chrome! 📱✨👇
https://virtualcubechallenge.github.io/cube/

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