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Shengshou 19x19 WORLDS LARGEST SPEEDCUBE - DailyPuzzles

Shengshou 19x19 WORLDS LARGEST SPEEDCUBE

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$1,749.00
$1,379.99
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The SengSo 19x19 is officially the largest mass produced high order puzzle that's available. Coming in at nearly 1.4kg, this massive puzzle is the perfect addition for your collection.

What's in the box?

- Shengshou 19x19 131mm x 131mm x 131mm

- Replacement Centre Caps

- Replacement Screws & Springs

 

Although the quality of this puzzle is excellent and as with any puzzle, it is still prone to popping. Please ensure you are careful when turning the layers to not accidentally break a small piece.


Please note due to the value of this item we cannot accept a change of mind return. We will however provide full warranty support for this product for replacement parts needed for the lifetime of this product.

Shipping

All orders placed before 11AM AEDT are shipped the same business day; any order received after this time will be shipped next business day.

Every order is shipped with tracking and insurance. The majority of Australian customers will receive their order within 3 business days with international customers receiving their parcels in an average of 8 business days.

For more information on our shipping process, click here.

Warranty and Returns

All purchases come with a 30 day returns and warranty policy. This means we have you covered in the event of an item arriving defective or broken. 

For more information on our returns and warranty policy, click here.

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Reviewed by Patrick F.
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Rated 5 out of 5
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For an avid cube collector this was a must!

An extensive but desirable addition.

For the size the actual mechanism is relatively smooth.

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