MoYu Meilong 6x6x6 V2MThe original Meilong 6x6x6 was a pretty bad cube so I didn't stock it but MoYu have now updated the design and released a magnetic version with that updated design, it now turns decently but requires loosening of the tensions for good performance.

This dramatically increases the number of pieces and difficulty compared to smaller puzzles

The ShengShou Gigaminx stands out in the gigaminx market by offering strong performance at a much lower price than many alternatives

Roar into the world of dinosaurs with the FanXin Styracosaurus Puzzle

Twist and turn its pieces to solve the cube and reveal the world map

newer designs have significantly improved performance

The YuXin Treasure Chest is a 3x3 cube that has a hollowed core that can be used to store items

I would recommend this 7x7 for those looking to get into 7x7 without wanting to spend too much on one

Version comparison:

it is a cross between a 4x4x4 and a megaminx so if you can solve those puzzles then you should be able to solve the master kilominx but it may make a fun challenge nonetheless

put it into the robot and let it scan each individual piece before it solves the cube for you

The DianSheng Galaxy 9x9x9 M is the world's first mass produced magnetic 9x9x9 speedcube

Maglev works by replacing springs with repelling magnets