Bump Cube
The Bump Cube is a simple 3x3x3 Rubik's cube, but with an interesting twist. It spawned a whole series of puzzles and created a verb of its own.
Clover Cube PlusPlus
A modification of the Clover Cube in which the inventor split up the wing pieces.
2x3x4 Camouflage
A 4x4x4 in camouflage. In this case it pretends to be a 2x3x4.
3x3x4 (cube4You)
Not the first fully functional 3x3x4 but the first mass produced.
3x4x5
The long awaited bigger brother of the 2x3x4. Unlike all the previous 3x4x5s, this isn't a cubie chaos out of 2 siamese cubes but a fully finctional 3x4x5 cuboid.
Bubbloid112
A corner turning cuboid designed to be a puzzle with a multi-origin-core. The second implementation of this concept.
Calvins Cuboid Series (I-Cube)
A 3x3x3 with one side extended with an additional rotating layer. Member of a whole series similar to the Crazy Plus 3x3x3s.
Crazy Tetrahedron Plus - Jupiter
A derivative of the Crazy Tetrahedron. It is part of a series of eight variants named after the eight planets of the solar system.
Gemini Pyraminx
The concepts of the Xenomorphix and Genomorphix applied to a Floppy Cube.
Jing's Pyraminx
The Jing's pyraminx was created by Adam Cowen and was produced by Uwe Meffert in 2009. It is a pillowed Halpern-Meier pyramid, based on the skewb mechanism.
Master Pyraminx
An incredible creation by Katsuhiko Okamoto which later made it into a mass production.
Extended Cube
A 3x3x3 with 54 cubies glued upon each face. Looks identical to the Cross Cube which allows additional funcationality but was invented way later.
Rainbow Nautilus
A dihedral puzzle with fascinating shape, colors and a strange arrangement of cuts.
Vulcano
A four layer puzzle originally named Trignis or Cross Pyraminx.
X2 X-Cube
A 3x3x3 with two additional layers on four of its sides.