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A source-based map of Antsy Labs’ six-face original, with action-specific sound caveats.
Explore the six facesBased on named manufacturer sources. We have not physically tested these examples.
This is a handheld object with separate controls, not a puzzle to solve. This map follows the Antsy Labs original Fidget Cube, Limited Edition. Match your model first: copies and other variants can differ.
Each picture is an original control diagram, not a photograph or evidence of a physical test. Open a picture to enlarge it.
Official model description and limits. A model-matched video has not yet been watched and verified for this guide; these diagrams are not a follow-along demonstration.
Concept diagrams only; no hinge sequence is demonstrated. Explore the linked-block mechanism.
The named model’s Click face has three clicking and two silenced buttons according to the maker. Silenced is a manufacturer description, not our acoustic test.
Next: Identify the button before using a sound-sensitive space.
Move the Glide joystick cap sideways, or turn the flat Spin dial. The body stays together; neither action folds the linked blocks of an infinity cube.
Next: Use the separate diagrams above to distinguish the raised cap from the flat dial.
Breathe is a recessed surface. Rub your thumb over the hollow; there is no button to push or mechanism to release.
Next: Match the hollow to the Breathe diagram. No health benefit or measured sound result is implied.
Flip is a rocker switch; Roll has gears and a ball. Do not assume all actions on one cube share a sound level.
Next: Choose the action before evaluating the whole object.
Match the control in the diagram, read its finger action, then check what changes. Keep rolling separate from pressing the ball on Roll. Copies and later variants may have different controls, so this original-model map cannot establish how an unidentified cube works.
Actuation force, hand fit and how each control sounds near another person are unresolved. If one face is the reason for choosing the object, check that face specifically rather than relying on a whole-product adjective.
Self-reported progress on this device. These checks do not certify physical skill, testing or product suitability.
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Six faces of the named original model; manufacturer sound descriptions are not measurements.
Manufacturer text reviewed September 23, 2026; the Antsy Labs six-face description and reference image were checked again September 25. We checked model names and the fields shown here, kept missing fields unknown and wrote the decision paths as editorial suggestions. Original diagrams are explanatory illustrations, not product photos or physical test evidence. This guide is not a product ranking or a verified physical lesson. External links identify sources; availability can change.
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