Sure. But you've failed to market that.
If you want to have an appealing product, you need to make it very very clear about what distinguishes it from other products and highlights reasons to buy it over a competing (and likely better in some way(s)) product.
All you've really done is make the thing and then list what you did and ask if anyone wants to buy it at a relatively expensive price point. I haven't seen you put out any compelling information about why someone would want to buy it over a proper flagship cube.
I'm not telling you this to be mean or whatnot, but this is more or less how business works. You did the product development cycle in reverse where you made a product and are now trying to find a group interested in it instead of directly catering to some sort of niche. So I would recommend figuring out what traits this thing has that sets it apart in a way that might be desirable to some demographic and then try to get the information about it in front of them
