The 7×7 Cube, or V-Cube 7, invented by Panagiotis Verdes in 2008, is a 7x7x7 twisty puzzle with 150 centers, 60 edges, and 8 corners, offering 19.5 septillion combinations. A WCA event, Max Park’s 1:35.867 solve holds the record. Solve using the reduction method: pair centers, group edges with slice moves, then solve as a 3x3x3, addressing parities with algorithms.

Rubikverse 7×7 Rubik’s Cube solver uses advanced algorithms to tackle the V-Cube 7’s unique challenges. With more pieces and layers, it requires intricate techniques. The solver provides efficient solutions and detailed instructions for all skill levels.