walther design Photo cube 8.5 x 8.5 cm Made of Art Glass Photo cube MW100A

Easy and reliable to use

Works well. It has a cardboard cube inside, attaching the photos to this means they stay in place. As I was printing the photos I printed a strip of three butted together then bent the strip to fit the half of the box, so no joins are visible.Photos need to be 85mm square.Quite lightweight and it is not clear how the two halves stay together, but they do. Probably won't take a lot of handling or a fall to a hard surface - but most photo frames won't!

These cubes are a casual sort of display for photos. I got some for my son's dorm room at school, filled them with special photos of family and friends and good times for him to enjoy when he misses home. I also printed off substitute photos that he can slide into place over the ones that I glued onto the box, so he can curate the cubes as he likes. Look, unless you are planning to use the cubes to shoot craps, they really hold together perfectly fine. Maybe a kid will try to juggle with them, since they are pretty light, in which case I won't vouch for their solidity, but to display them on a shelf, singly or stacked, and pick them up, twirl them around to see the images? Not a problem with their stability.

Very happy with this. Saw the previous mixed reviews. With the slide/pull out design it was clear there were options as to how to get photos in there. Opted for printing off two strips of x3 8.5cm images then folding around the sides of the cube rather than stick directly to the cardboard inner cube. It’s only to sit on a desk so don’t think they’ll be any issues with it ‘falling apart’ as some folks have said.

Not the best thing I’ve bought cheap and flimsy

Photos freeprints

This looks fine, as expected, does the job. The construction is really light and cheap though. I intend to try to glue it together because it falls apart when you pick it up so I can't really give it as a gift. It also scratches extremely easily so you can't really put it down on hard surfaces if you want to fill all 6 faces with photos. I've now stuck cupboard door anti-bump dots to some corners to avoid further scratches. I'd happily pay more for a better quality version of the same thing but I'm not sure where to find that.

The box each cube came in was the size I was expecting (yes I know the sizes are specified but......) anyhow, they did the job I wanted them for, even though I had to adjust the photo size reference document to be displayed (didn't use them for photo's but used them to display quick reference IT tips)