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SHASHIBO Shape Shifting Box - Award-Winning, Patented Fidget Cube w/ 36 Rare Earth Magnets - Transforms Into Over 70 Shapes, Download Fun in Motion Toys Mobile App (Original Series - Spaced Out)
SHASHIBO Shape Shifting Box - Award-Winning, Patented Fidget Cube w/ 36 Rare Earth Magnets - Transforms Into Over 70 Shapes, Download Fun in Motion Toys Mobile App (Original Series - Spaced Out)
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The SHASHIBO Shape Shifting Box measures 2.28 x 2.28 x 2.28 inches and weighs 4 ounces, with 36 rare earth magnets set inside a patented, award-winning design. This Original Series cube comes in the Spaced Out colourway, one of nine designs in the range.
Folded and refolded in the palm, the box settles into more than 70 distinct shapes. Four separate artistic patterns cover the outer faces, so the artwork shifts as the form does. Construction is injection-mould plastic with a tear-resistant matte or high-gloss surface. Fun in Motion Toys designed it in the U.S. and Germany, and the recommended age is 8 years and up.
- Made in China. ASIN B07W5QM4DP, model number SHA03SO.
The internal magnet system lets one cube link to others, so several boxes can be joined into larger built structures. A companion Fun in Motion Toys mobile app is available to download.
Getting started is straightforward: hold the cube in both hands and apply gentle pressure to one face while rotating an adjacent panel, letting the magnets guide the movement rather than forcing it. The clicking feedback of the magnets snapping into place signals that a shape is stable, which helps new users understand how far each fold should travel. Children tend to discover their own sequences through trial and error, while adults often prefer to use the companion app to follow guided transformations before experimenting freely. Because the cube is compact at just over two inches square, it fits in a jacket pocket or the side pouch of a school bag without adding noticeable bulk.
For storage, keeping the cube folded into its base square form prevents the magnets from attracting small metal objects nearby. When comparing similar magnetic puzzle cubes, the number and grade of internal magnets matters most: more magnets generally produce more stable holds between panels, and rare earth magnets hold more firmly than standard ferrite alternatives. The ability to link multiple cubes is worth considering if the intended user is likely to want a more ambitious building challenge as their skill grows. The matte or gloss surface finish is largely a personal preference, though matte tends to show fingerprints less.
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