My son loves this and is using everyday Read more

My son loved it. Said it’s very fast! Read more

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My son learned to use this very quick. Read more

This is the lightest 3x3 cube I've ever held, felt like I was holding a paper mache cube. Super smooth turning and feels like your pushing on air when turning the layers. Auto alignment is on the medium side, well help with the cube snapping back into shape but not too strong that it hinders your turning. The cube leans towards cubers with a lighter turning style, if being too aggressive with the cube it can easy lock up and get out of shape. I also own a Gan 14 pro and I honestly feel like the Gan 15 was a step back, the 15 lacks a lot of tuning that was available on the 14, auto alignment was stronger and the cube just felt faster and more snappy. Cons:- Lacks of customization, the older Gan 14 pro had a ton of settings that allowed you to fine tune the cube to your liking. The light weight of the cube is what makes this so special, I can easily do solves for hours without feel any fatigue in my hands, performance is on par with the 14 pro with it being a little bit more controllable Read more

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I'll admit, I'm no speed cuber myself, but a Rubik's Cube was always one of those nice little fidgety things for me. This thing is very light, at 59.3g according to my scale (so just under the advertised 60g). I don't have the muscle memory for quick center layer turns, but they feel reasonably smooth once I get my hands in just the right position. I do feel the magnets snapping into place on the edges; it's not enough to make it feel like it's fighting you, but it's enough that it does just enough of the work for you. There are three different strengths of magnets, and you can change those by popping out the corner pieces and switching out the rods. One of the most interesting features is the ability to adjust the force required for edge turns. To do this, you pop off the cap on that edge's center piece using a provided tool, and then use the other provided tool to adjust it. By default, my edges were set to 5/6 tension, and I can definitely feel the difference between 1/6 and 5/6. You can also adjust how easy it is for the cube to cut corners, again in a range of 1-6. At 6/6, I was definitely able to cut corners around 40 degrees into an edge turn. Yeah, my inexperienced hands can't find much wrong with this. The ease of adjustibility is super cool, and every turn feels smooth. It's light, and able to cut corners pretty easily. It gets nearly to the point of falling apart, but even in some fairly forceful turns, it didn't break on me. More experienced cubers may have more to say on it, but to my hands, this just feels right. Read more