This cube is very interesting. It can spin in different directions about its axes, making it an interesting challenge. It is very stiff to turn at first, but it loosens up quickly. I have not solved it yet, but it has been pretty easy to figure out where things should go. Beginners, don't be afraid to try this cube! I am really new to the hobby and I am enjoying figuring it out. I feel as though it helps you to hone your "intuitive" skills, making it a very valuable addition to a cuber's collection!

You can't honestly expect TOO much from a 3x3x2 but this one delivers! The original 3x3x2 introduced me to cuboids, and this one introduced me to crazy/super/circle cubes. It has heat transferred colors instead of stickers which can be a pro or con depending on your take. The proportions are very slightly off, which leads me to my next point. What sets this Diansheng model apart, is the "secret move" you can make on this cube only, which may explain the varied proportions. If you turn two parallel 3x2 sides 90° you can then turn the other 3x2 sides 180°, similar to a shapeshifting move in other cuboids. However, this is technically not a "legal" move that follows cube theory or the laws of cuboids, but it does make for a great scramble and create some very interesting parity. Worth checking out, for sure, no matter if it's your first crazy circle cube or not!