Best deal is currently:
Toys R Us £14.99 + £4.95 post and packing – In Stock on their site now!!!

Hamleys have stock on their website - £18.00 + £4.99 post and packing

and are also selling through Amazon
Amazon themselves have no stock of their own

Play are currently out of stock – but we will inform you as soon as they get stock again at £14.99 + free P+P

Find Amazon resellers and marketplace offers at All Rubiks 360 listings at Amazon

Toys R Us £14.99 + £4.95 post and packing – In Stock on their site now!!!

Hamleys also seem to have stock on their website - £18.00 + £4.99 post and packing

Play are currently out of stock – but we will inform you as soon as they get stock again at £14.99 + free P+P

Find Amazon resellers and marketplace offers at All Rubiks 360 listings at Amazon

Hamleys also seem to have stock on their website - £18.00 + £4.99 post and packing

Play are currently out of stock – but we will inform you as soon as they get stock again at £14.99 + free P+P

Find Amazon resellers and marketplace offers at All Rubiks 360 listings at Amazon

Toys R Us £14.99 + £4.95 post and packing – Out of stock

Amazon.co.uk dont have stock themselves, but a number of their re-sellers do, find them all here: All Rubiks 360 listings at Amazon

Hamleys also seem to have stock on their website - £18.00 + £4.99 post and packing

Toys R Us £14.99 + £4.95 post and packing

There was loads of press about the Rubiks 360 as a top game to look out for at Christmas, here are just a few of the articles:
Money Wise: http://www.moneywise.co.uk/news-views/2009/10/29/top-christmas-toys-under-50

The Guardian http://www.guardian.co.uk/money/2009/oct/28/consumer-affairs-toys

We’ve just received our Rubik’s 360 which we’re very excited about! Watch this space for photos galore!

17-year-old student Breandan Vallance defeated all-comers in the traditional 3×3x3 Cube competition – with an average solving time of 10.74 seconds. Breandan, from Beith, Ayrshire, heads home with 5,000 Euros and a trophy. Total prize money for the Championship was 20,000 Euros.

In second and third place respectively were Erik Akkersdijk from the Netherlands (11.52 seconds) and Tomasz Zolnowski from Poland (11.64 seconds). The next three Finalists were Harris Chan (USA – 11.78 seconds), Rowe Hessler (USA – 11.97 seconds) and Milan Baticz (Hungary – 12.07 seconds).

The fastest ’single solve’ recorded at this year’s Championship was by Piti Pichedpan (Thailand) with a time of 8.84 seconds.

The 2007 3×3x3 World Champion, Yu Nakajima from Japan, won the event – held in Budapest, home of the Cube’s Inventor, Professor Erno Rubik – with a time of 12.46 seconds.

This was the largest gathering of the ‘Grandmasters’ of Rubik’s Speedcubing ever. As well as demonstrating their brilliance in conventional Speedcubing using their hands, contestants also entered events to solve The Cube one-handed, with their feet, and blindfolded. Winner of the latter event was Guillain Potron from France, in 1:05 minutes.

Contestants were also able to enter the first ever world-class competition featuring the new, spherical Rubik’s 360 puzzle, which has dazzled the worldwide market since it first went on sale during July 2009. Martin Sylvestri from Switzerland completed it in 38.66 seconds.

For full results visit http://www.speedcubing.com

“This year’s Championship has been a fabulous occasion – and enormous fun for the many hundreds of spectators who attended, too” says David Hedley Jones, Senior Vice President – Rubik Brand. “It proves that, in the iconic Rubik’s puzzle, we have a phenomenal brand that has fantastic, never-ending potential!

Over almost thirty years, the fiendishly difficult puzzle invented by Professor Erno Rubik has achieved iconic status as the world’s biggest-selling toy ever, with around 350 million copies sold to date. And with over 43 quintillion configurations (exactly 43,252,003,274,489,856,000 degrees of difficulty, in fact) and only one solution, solving it at all is a feat in itself!

From http://www.prnewswire.co.uk/cgi/news/release?id=268463