The Infinite Star Cube, an astronomical toy
An infinite cube inspired by the stars
Each facet of this Star cube is hollow. As well as revealing new patterns and colors, each transformation will reveal new facets of the star hidden inside. Truly inspired by the stars, this cube will look great on your desk.
Cube and three-dimensional star in one
Use this hobby gadget to keep your hands busy and combat stress. Discover a variety of shapes and colors that will stimulate your mind and help to awaken your little ones. Manipulate this cube to your heart’s content and discover all the secrets it hides beneath its facets.
Features of the Infinite Star Cube
- Material: ABS plastic
- Unfolded cube dimensions: 11 cm x 5.5 cm x 2.5 cm
- Dimensions when closed: 5.5 cm x 5.5 cm x 5.5 cm
- Style : Infinity Cube / Anti-stress games
- Anti-stress gift idea
Frequently Asked Questions
What is special about the Infinity Cube Star?
Each facet is hollow, and each transformation reveals new patterns, colours and different faces of the star inside. It looks like a cube and a three-dimensional star in one.
How big is it?
Closed, it measures 5.5 cm by 5.5 cm by 5.5 cm. Unfolded, it measures 11 cm by 5.5 cm by 2.5 cm, so it is a little larger than the standard models.
What is it made of?
It is made of ABS plastic, a tough plastic suited to a toy that is handled often.
Does it make a good desk toy?
Yes, it is compact and you can fold it with one hand. The star theme makes it a decorative piece for a desk as well as a fidget toy.
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Rest your mind with an Infinite Cube
Anti-stress cubes are captivating little objects that can be turned over and over again. With just one hand, you can occupy your mind while concentrating on the essential tasks you have to accomplish. And thanks to its compact size, it’s easy to take with you wherever you go. So go ahead and get your Infinite Cube to help you concentrate and have fun at the same time!
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Rachel Thompson –
Bought this for my son who’s 9 and he has barely put it down since the postie dropped it off. He sat at the kitchen table for a good hour working out how to get from the star to the flat ring shape, then ran off to show his sister. It’s now been to school in his blazer pocket twice. Even I’ve had a go and I can’t stop fiddling with it, which is slightly embarrassing.
Geoffrey Barnes –
Got this for my granddaughter’s birthday. Her little face lit up when she saw it. Spot on.
Priya Shah –
brilliant thing to have on the desk during long video calls. The hinges are smooth and the colour is lovely. Took me a few goes to stop getting it into a muddle, and it’s a touch noisy with the clicking, but my hands finally have something to do.
Dave Wilson –
Third thing I’ve ordered from here now and again no complaints. Well made, arrived quick enough. Only thing is the star shape is a bit fiddly to find at first. Cracking little gift all the same.
Hannah Doyle –
Got one for my brother’s Christmas stocking and he’s chuffed with it. Feels solid and the movement is clever, every fold seems to reveal something different. Wish it came with a little leaflet showing a few of the shapes, but you can work it out. Bit pricey for what it is, perhaps.
Margaret Hollis –
bought this for my grandson Alfie who’s seven and he hasn’t put it down since the postie dropped it off. He sat at the kitchen table folding it into different shapes and kept shouting “Nan, look at this one!” Spot on for a rainy afternoon, and I’m chuffed to bits.
Daniel Pritchard –
Brilliant little gadget. The star-shaped blocks are hinged together so you can keep folding and flipping them, and each turn reveals a completely different shape. Cracking thing to fiddle with at my desk.