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Just buy it you nerd

The media could not be loaded.  Cool cube, but I did not receive any engraving on mine like shown in the pictures, slightly disappointing. Has some slight dents in some of the corners too.

The intensity of this cube's density has cured my mortality

Everyone says the Tungsten cube is surprisingly heavy. You go in expecting it and it’s still SURPRISINGLY heavy. It weighs over 11oz or almost 2x what a lead cube the same size would weigh. It’s dense enough that it seems odd to handle it, making it a great adult fidget. At $60 it’s not cheap but anyone with a math-science mind will appreciate this as a gift. Also makes a great high-price yankee swap gift.The faces are nice and flat. The print (I think it’s applied print, not etching) is clean looking. The quality and appearance does hold up for the price.

Great finish. Good looking specimen. Thank you.

Nice lettering on the cube. I should have measured the density before gifting to my son, but it sure was heavy for it's size, as expected.What on earth does he plan to do with a cube of tungsten?

Good cube, great price.Pros:Spot on machining. - Two sides are 1.001, one is 1.0025.Presumably actually 99.95% tungsten. - I wouldn't trust the accuracy of my scale (it was 5 bucks), so I can't do accurate calculations, but it's certainly over 99% which is plenty.When I purchased, it was $55, the next cheapest on Amazon was $99. Massive bargain.Cons:One tiny machining mark - see top left corner near the 74. Not an issue for me.Packaging isn't great, it was vacuumed sealed, bubble wrapped, and put in a brittle plastic box. Box came cracked, loose inside amazing bubble mailer. If you want a gift-ready cube in nice packaging with a stand, get a different one, but it'll be $45 more for a tiny 3d printed stand and a cardboard box with better foam.Personal preference :This one doesn't have rounded edges/corners like a lot of the others. If you like that, awesome, if not, 10 minutes with some high grit (I used 1500) sandpaper will take those off on about 5-10 minutes. I like that I was able to choose just a slight rounding, so that's a pro for me.You might be able to sand off the engravings as well if you don't like them, they're just deep enough it'd be a hassle, but not a hurculean effort and wouldn't take off too much cube.Overall, if this is what you're looking for, it's absolutely worth it.