I was at a friend's house last night, and he had a very strange 3x3 Keychain. It was a Rubik's Promotion one, and the white side had some company's logo. It was a little bigger then a normal 3x3 keychain, and you could see circular creases in the center stickers, as though the plastic had a circle etched in it. And it turned like a dream. It felt kinda "crunchy", and was very fast. Does anyone have one of these?

I believe I have a Microsoft .NET promotion cube that is larger than keychain size. I don't recall the movement being anything special. I'll see if I can get it into the Database one of these days...

Dave

The circle on the center was probably the hole for the screw/rivet. At my dollar store, they sell these 2-for-1 things where you get a cheap chinese cube and a keychain cube for $1. The keychain ones are essentially a DIY as they have adjustable screws and springs, but they have no center cap. Instead, they have a hole drilled directly into the center, and the sticker covers it up.

With lube and breaking it in, they turn amazing.

Indeed, he might have lubed it, and that's why it turned so great. I left in a small rush though so I didn't ask him if I could buy it from him. If I do get my hands on it sometime though, I'll make a comparison thread.

Once in spensors I saw a scarface keychain cube that was a little bigger than regular keychain.

My dollar store has keychains that are bigger than my studio and regular rubik's keychains

Thanks for the replies PotatoSpades22095 and Thien, but as I stated, it was an official Rubik's Promotion keychain, I'm just wondering if anyone has one similar or if you can get one without buying in bulk.

Maybe to fit a logo on it needed to be a larger size, as a Rubik's keychain is very small to try to squeeze a logo on.

Spencers also has an ELVIS one and one other that I can't rember.