The Rubik's Cube 7x7x7 is yet another larger version of the original Rubik's Cube. It is often referred to as the "V-Cube 7" becuase V-Cube were the first to mass produce this puzzle. The mechanism was invented by Panagiotis Verdes (who also invented the V-Cube 6x6x6) and it was patented in 2004. Manufacturers of this puzzle usually tend to make it a bit "pillowed" or rounded, originally probably due to the complexity of the mechanism but today as a cosmetic feature. This puzzle is quite similar to the Rubik's Professor's Cube only it has 7 parts per edge instead of 5. As with all odd-order Rubik's Cubes, the centers of this puzzle are fixed in relation to each other and can be used as a reference point.

This puzzle is made of 8 corner pieces, 60 edge pieces and 150 center pieces, allowing an incredible amount of 1.95x10¹⁶⁰ different combinations. Solving it, however, is not very different to any high-order Rubik's Cube with the reduction method: group the 5x5 centers, group the 5x1 edges, and solve like a regular 3x3x3 Rubik's Cube (accounting for parity cases).

The official record for solving the 7x7x7 Rubik's Cube is 1:40.89 set by Max Park at CubingUSA Nationals 2019. 

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Cube

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almost cuber

the checkrboard pattern on 7x7 is really cool! (^‿^)

almost cuber

really great! i did the triple dounut pattern!(^‿^)

J Perm

The puzzle is functional and the cube looks somewhat sleek. I managed to solve it in 5 minutes and 59 seconds (90 milliseconds)

Lolo

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Gary Fisher

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Luis

The cube in a cube in a cube in a cube in a cube in a cube in a cube pattern on the 7x7 is awesome!

Someone

Checkers pattern looks cool!

Integer60

This one is sort of a challenge. I like it!

Disintegrator 101

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