What are the ages for the Rubiks Cube?
941625
Probably about 6 and up, but reallllllly smart kids can solve them, like a 2 year old solved it in 1 min.
941626
Age is officially 8+, but personally, I believe it could be any age as long as you like a good puzzle. No choking hazard unless you take apart the cube to lube it up, which not many people do unless you know what you are doing.
681594
My grandson was 3 when I bought them....he is now 5 and still plays with them. I would say ages 3 to 7 or more. They are very well made and true to profession.
1101766
It says ages 12+ on box. Depends on a younger child's ability I guess. Can be challenging.
1344929
any age. My son is 4 and I have friends with kids that are 9 that have it. It is fun for any age.
1933559
My 14 mth old grandson loves the Baby Einstein. Can't compare the Magic Cube. I'm sure your child will be entertained with Baby Einstein.
1751537
It is not a different puzzle so will have the same skill requirements of a standard rubiks cube. It is a much higher quality of the ones in the stores since it is a speed cube. Your son will never use his regular cube again after using a speed cube since it is much easier to turn and doesn't have stickers that peel off.
548678
The daily build-able items are all less than 1.5" cubed, each consisting of 4 to 8 pieces. Though they are small, they are still very fun. Fun enough to give the kids a quick reward before heading off to school in the days before Christmas, to remind them of the bigger presents to come. We get these for our kids each year, and they always enjoy them. Great for boys (other sets to appeal to girls) from ages 4 to 12.
142082
I would say ages 3-5 or older if the child is having trouble mastering these skills
215066
By the rules about 4-10. There is a younger version made and the game could be adapted for older children by making it a competitive challenge against the programming skill of an adult or another older child
963501
Difficult to say what age. My nephew is 32months old, he can play all the three levels and he loves it.
1924449
I first gave these to my grandson when he was four. I have added to the set several times. He is six now, and his sister is now four. They build structures and play with them together. I would say that the peak ages are 5-7 because of the skill required in putting the pieces together. The older the child, the more intricate the building becomes. Personally, I really enjoy building with them too!
902338
We bought one for our two year old grandson, and he was able to make it work. I would say it's for age 2-5
346088
No, not at all! It's a very light-weight Rubik's Cube toy with faded-colored stickers, covered in a piece of plastic cellophane, unfortunately. Don't waste your money. :-(
1424181
Definitely age 8 through about 12. My 11 year old loved it, but she is really into crafts.
1969871
My son is 5 and has been playing with these since he was 3, with no sign of losing interest yet. I don't know what the upper age is though.
1045161
Anywhere from 9 to 13 or 14. Even older kids could have fun with some of the sleight of hand tricks if they're into entertaining friends. It's a great set as a starter too, good value because you get a LOT of different stuff. It'd be a terrific Chrustmas/holiday gift. I got it for my 11 year old grandson who fell in love with magic after seeing Steve Carroll in The Amazing But Wonderstone. Enjoy!
2163164
A little young, but I think so, if she is into puzzles. There are puzzles of different difficulties, so she could definitely do the beginner ones. My daughter was solving them around that age.