Master complexity with the 5×5 Rubik’s Cube
5×5 Rubik’s Cube: The pinnacle of logical challenge
The 5×5 Rubik’s Cube pushes your brain to its limits. With its ninety-eight moving pieces, this giant cube invites you to step out of your comfort zone: anticipate, visualise and grasp every layer in depth.
Its movements are silky-smooth, its mechanism finely balanced, making it a pleasure to handle even when the colours look hopelessly tangled. Perfect for advanced cubers ready to level up, this cube is a celebration of precision and thoughtful play.
5×5 Rubik’s Cube: The perfect gift for puzzle enthusiasts
A logic-loving teenager, an adult who collects challenges, a colleague addicted to puzzles – the 5×5 Rubik’s Cube suits them all. Demanding yet gripping, it guarantees hours of play and mental satisfaction.
Worried it might be too tough? Fear not: there’s no wrong way to start. Every attempt is a triumph over forgetfulness, a dance between order and chaos. Thanks to its robust build and hard-wearing materials, it is made to last through countless solves.
5x5 Rubik's Cube Specifications
- Materials: safe, sticker-less ABS plastic
- Dimensions: 6.2 cm × 6.2 cm
- Contents: 1 × 5×5 Rubik’s Cube, ready to play
- Other: smooth rotation, rounded corners, optimised anti-lock mechanism
✔ Satisfaction or Refund
You are covered by our purchase protection.
✔ 30 days satisfaction or refund ✔ Shipment within 48h ✔ Delivery with tracking ✔ Carefully packaged
QUESTIONS ?
Our customer support responds 7 days a week: : contact@science-gifts.co.uk
Customer Service
Response within 24-48 hours
Order Shipment WITHIN 48h










Rachel Whitaker –
Bought this for my 13-year-old who had already mastered the 3×3 and was getting a bit bored. He’s been glued to it all week, muttering about ‘parity errors’ at the dinner table. The turning is smooth and the colours are really bright, and he’s already got two layers sorted. Worth every penny for the peace and quiet alone!
Joan Pettigrew –
Got this for my grandson’s birthday and his smile when he opened it was a picture. He hasn’t put it down since. Lovely thing.
Imran Sheikh –
cracking puzzle. What I like is how the centre pieces on a 5×5 are no longer fixed in the same way as on a 3×3, so you have to group the middle pieces first and then pair up the edges before solving it like a bigger 3×3. Sounds simple, but it takes real patience. Spins nicely out of the box. Spot on.
Margaret Hollis –
bought this for my grandson Alfie who’s 12 and he’s barely put it down since the postie dropped it off. Sat at the kitchen table for two hours on day one, tongue out, completely lost in it. Chuffed to bits, and so is his nan.
Daniel Whitcombe –
Spot on. Moves smoothly and the colours are bold, and it’s a proper step up from the standard 3×3.