GAN 356 M, 3x3 Magnetic Speed Puzzle Cube Stickerless Gans 356M Cube (Lite ver. 2020,no Extra GES)

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GAN’s new omnidirectional magnetic core is the industry’s first corner-core magnetic positioning system. In addition to the 48 traditionally placed magnets inside the cube’s pieces, the GAN 11 M Pro features 8 pairs of magnets stemming from the core to each corner base. This magnetic positioning system creates a consistent magnetic feel that is strong without an aggressive snap. When a speedcuber is solving a speedcube, the cube turns in a high speed. The high speed lowers chances that pieces placed in the right position.

speedcube, the magnetic force drives the cube pieces to the right position and results in smoother turning for speedcubers. Reinvented Magnet System The GAN 11 M Pro was GAN's 2020 flagship model, adopting a new naming scheme straying away from the "356" moniker. The cube boasted further customizability from the 356 X and XS, and new exterior finishes. The GAN 251 M Pro 2x2 i s a 2021 update that improves on everything you loved about the previous model. This is the Pro in 2x2 cubes with adjustable magnet strength and adapts the corner/core magnet system from the GAN 11 M Pro for an ultra-magnetic feel. It comes with a variety of magnets and tension settings for maximum customization. Ganyuan Jiang created the Cube puzzle brand GAN. In 2007, he set the first Chinese 3x3 national speed-solving record. In 2011, GAN released its first Cube, which has since been used by many professional cubers, including Feliks Zemdegs. GAN has undoubtedly pioneered significant advances in cubing hardware. Here is a list of the best GAN Cubes that you should own!The GAN 11 M Pro is GAN’s upcoming 2020 flagship 3x3 magnetic speed cube. Built with an omnidirectional magnetic core, this cube delivers a unique, enhanced magnetic feel that is also easy to adjust. Compatible only with the GAN timer, the GAN timer mat features the GAN logo prominently in the center surrounded by monumental record times and their dates and scrambles.

The 2021 flagship, the GAN 12 M boast an updated corner-core magnet system, coming in two versions. For the absolute best of the best, you cannot go wrong with the GAN 12 M Maglev or Leap versions. Both cubes offer the latest in cubing hardware and you won't be disappointed. The GAN 11 M Pro features the same dual adjustment system as the popular GAN 356 XS. Use the included adjustment tool to set elasticity to 6 different levels. Tension by hand to 4 different settings with the smaller blue nut. The 11 M is a stripped down version of the 11 M Pro, that doesn't feature the "fancy magnet stuff" - only magnetized through the standard edge-corner magnetization, omitting the corner-core magnet system. However, the GAN 11 Air is completely non-magnetic version of the 11 M Pro.

GAN 356 RS 3x3 Elite-M (Magnetic)

Perhaps their most important advancement, the GAN 356 Air UM and SM were the first to feature corner-edge magnet positioning system. The puzzle also came with the same set of GES nuts that the Master edition of the 356 Air came with. The revolutionary GAN Magnet System/GMS, consists of the patented magnet grooves and magnet capsules. You can replace the magnet GAN has a pattern of releasing their models in groups of threes. The GAN 251 M is the succesor to the GAN 249, with a 2mm larger edge-to-edge length of 51mm. The Pro comes with adjustable magnets, and corner/core magnet system, and with the Leap including adjustable magnets, corner/core magnet system, and "large-angle magnetic alignment technology". But traditional magnetic cubes glued the magnets into the pieces, which makes nearly impossible to change magnet forces in these In 2018, GAN released their RSC product, in collaboration with Rubik's brand for the Red Bull Rubik's Cube World Championship. It featured a tiled design, and a more traditional piece design in comparison to the rounded edges and squared-off corners that are found on standard GAN 3x3s. They also released the GAN GSC, which had the same design but a GAN logo instead of the Rubik's speed cube logo.

GAN's first skewb, the GAN Magnetic Skewb features their GES tensioning system and the same core/corner magnet system that was introduced in the GAN 11 M Pro. The puzzle came in standard and enhanced versions, with the enhanced version featuring an "improved magnetic positioning system".

In 2016, GAN released the GAN 356 Air, the first to feature their Gan Elasticity System, GES, nuts, which were a set of springs encased in interchangeable nuts of varying spring elasticity. It also boasted an updated piece design, with the puzzle weighing in at light 73g, and better anti-pop and anti-corner twist design. The GAN 356 M 3x3 Magnetic Lite comes with a pre-installed unique dual-hand-adjustable Numerical IPG core with GES springs on it.