Solve Rubix 360

Alright you got it. There isnt really a video showing how the Rubik 360 can be solved. BUT it has been solved. Apparently this kid you saw above took an hour and fifteen minutes to solve the new Rubix 360 by just shaking it. There is a video on flickr that shows the final steps when the boy puts the last ball into its place in the outer sphere after the new Rubik's 360 has been fully solved. You can view this video here where the Rubix 360 was solved by the 9-year old. This video is from flickr and unfortunately, I was not able to link it through squidoo. Please correct me though if there is a way.

I have also read a Rubik's 360 review from Dan Harris, who is a two-time British Rubik's cube-solving champion from Gorleston, Norfolk. His mugshot is shown on the right in a newspaper cutting. He too managed to solve the Rubik's 360. According to him, solving the Rubik's 360 requires a lot of patience. The way to go is to use physics not mathematics. There is no formula to solve the 360.

Similar to the Rubik's cube, there is only one single solution and it is not easy to solve. The Rubix 360 also doesn't break easily and there's the repetitive noise when the player toys with the 360 - which sounds just like the clicking of the cube just that it is louder.

The main difficulty is working out how to get balls into the slots without tipping out those that have already where they should be. The secret, according to Dan, lies in weight and balance. Dan's tip is to stick to one ball at a time and then try and balance the weight on opposite sides of the sphere so that the balls can be kept inside the holding area.

Dan's personal quickest time on the Cube is about 10 seconds. However, it took him two days to solve the 360 the first time, a couple of hours the second time and now he is able to do it in a few minutes. It seems that practice makes perfect.

This is all I have so far on how to solve the Rubix 360. Since there are no fixed solutions available yet, neither are there any videos showing the whole Rubix 360 solving process, please stay tuned and bookmark my lens for any future updates!