GAN 356 i 3 Stickerless Speed Cube, 3x3 Smart Cube 356 i3 Gans Magnetic Cube Intelligent Tracking Timing Movements Steps with CubeStation App Gan Cube Puzzle Toys(GAN Robot not Included)

The cube has a very sturdy build and is a very fun toy. The frosted surface is great and the charging case looks like a pair of airpods! The magnets works great and are strong. It is a little heavy compared to the icarry series but is reasonable given the rechargable battery and gyro. This is a great deal on discount and the the factory lubricants make the cube smooth but should still add their preferred lube. The app makes learning CFOP a breeze as it can guide you how to solve the cube from layer by layer to ZB! The holes make it compatible with a GAN robot and also includes extra springs.

It's a pretty good speed cube. Corner cuts well (meaning if the rows aren't totally aligned it will still rotate and snap accordingly so really helpful for faster cubing! App is OK, a little clunky. I prefer Rubik's Connected App or the Go Cube App... but I bought this one to work with the robot and they work amazingly well together. Love the smoothness of the cube, the fact it's stickerless, and that it cuts corners. It doesn't get misaligned like a standard Rubik's cube. Love the weight and feel. The tutorial classes are great! What I really like about this cube is that the app rotates the cube with you, the others don't. App is a little buggy, but still a really great cube and trainer!

update: after using it for a couple of days, I love the whole setup; cube and robot. Yes I am avoiding the competition mode with other cubers as all I wanted from this whole setup (robot and cube) was a way to scramble the cube after each solve as I feel a manual scrambling no matter how great the effort is not good enough. I am using the app under "device list" where I connect the cube first then I connect the robot, otherwise connecting the robot first would somehow scramble the cube without the cube registering the fact (very strange programming indeed). like why? I find myself asking "why?" a lot because I find that this single app isn't very well integrated with both the robot and cube but yet it is integrated because the robot has know the cube position before solving. So as I said, I am using the robot under the device list where I can click on scramble or click on solve. Under the device list for the cube, you can sync, use photo sync where you take photos of all sides of a scrambled cube and now the scrambled cube is sync with the phone and you can put it in the robot to solve. So under device list there is no scramble then timer to solve. I mean logically it should be here like scramble the cube, take it out and a timer should begin or at least a button for you to tap for you to solve the cube. After solving the cube there is no APP reaction. Like why not? like yay! I solved the cube! anyway I have been doing this throughout the day when I need a distraction, much like a fidget Rubik's cube that I can hit scramble then solve and just leave the cube in the robot arms. The app is a chore to learn like even the photo syncing of a scramble cube had no prompts so I had to guess at all the different color sides of the cube and one of the errors was that taking a photo of the white side and attempting to take the same photo I get a message that it is an error that the cube had more than 9 sides? why? why? Anyway who can understand the eastern philosophy of why? But the one thing I can say that now that I got it to work, I love it. Original review when really angry: For Durability I gave it a 1 star because most users would have thrown everything across the room and would have shattered any cube. Spent two hours trying to create an account on CubeStation and because the app doesn't match the YouTube cube station app I was suspecting that I got a malware app. Ran the app on both an iPhone and an android phone trying to figure out how to create an account and even after creating an account by accident it was difficult trying to sign in using the accidental account on my android. As far as I'm figuring it out, you have to sign on using "forgot my password" at which you use the verification code plus new password to attempt to sign in, and somewhere (on iPhone) the sign in process disappears and ask if this is the first time you are signing in and then it creates a new account with your password. The thing is I could not find a place to change your password. I spent two hours trying to figure this all out and I was about to return everything as I even bought the Gan Robot. Not everything is in English as even error messages are in Chinese. This is probably the worse designed app ever. Even after signing in, it is very difficult to understand how to use the app and it is with sheer will and determination that I manage to wrangle what I needed out of the app with both the Gan Robot and the Gan cube that works alongside the whole contraption. All I wanted was a robot that could scramble my cube after solving and once I figured it all out, taking probably about 3 hours of trial and errors, the system works. The robot does not hold the cube tight enough so I put elastic bands around the arms and it turns out that after you put the cube into the robot you need to twist the 4 arms clockwise to lock the cube in. It all works... Gave it a 1 but decided that it is worth 5 stars but begrudgingly.

The cube is great. Feels good, especially after adding some gan lube. The app needs work but is very convenient for timing solves and practicing algs. I tend to use cubeast for alg practice though. I like the 'flash card' style training.

I’ll start by saying I’m nowhere near being a “good” cuber. I started cubing about a month ago and before that I had never solved a cube at all. My best time is about 1.40, so I’m very much a beginner. With that being said. This is probably the cube I use the most. I love how the app keeps track of all of your solves with detailed information and dates for each. Full disclosure, the first cube I received didn’t work - the light just stayed solid and nothing I did could get it to pair. The second cube is perfect. It isn’t the best feeling cube I have, but I’d personally give it a solid 8 in terms of turning and corner cutting. The battery seems to last plenty for me (I try to get anywhere between 10-30 solves a day) and it rarely dips below 70% or so. The charging dock is really nice as well. I just leave mine next to my bed so the cube is always charged. The directions say to let it charge white face up so that’s what I do and I haven’t had any issues. I do wish the CubeStation app you use with it would let you solve with your phone or tablet in portrait instead of forcing landscape, but it isn’t a deal breaker. I’ll probably buy a second cube for my gf so she can start tracking her solves as well. I would definitely recommend this cube to anyone learning for the first time or trying to get back into it.

Excelente artículo super recomendado

This cube is terrible. In general, it is an okay gan cube, but it should be a connected cube for you to practice, learn, and compete. The Chinese app is so bad that it is demotivating to use it for anything. The training part is useless, and the UX is impossible to use and the app keep half of its content in Chinese. Waste of money really I never used it

app is only partially translated from i think japanese but you can still find your way around, and the cube is really really good, i had a great time with the timers and there are lots of diffrent things you can do so when it gives you a scramble it can already have the cross solved or the first layer so you can see your time on individual layers.