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This is very Gan-like...


It says in the product description that it was designed by a former Gan product designer, so that’s why it is basically Gan.

EDIT: It also says it’s a “V1,” so I assume that we can expect more from them in the future. (@Nmile7300 your future-predicting skills didn’t see this coming less than a day in the future! :p )

EDIT 2: Phil is unboxing it on TheCubicle’s stream right now!
 
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This is very Gan-like...


It says in the product description that it was designed by a former Gan product designer, so that’s why it is basically Gan.
Hype! A gan that costs 30-35 bucks!
 
We still have the standard and enhanced though. Why can't Gan make up it's mind and just make one cube?
Surely you’ve read by now that this cube is not produced by Gan? The fact that they (Ms cube) did use the same naming system is kind of confusing though.
I meant a flagship. I am just going to be glad if GAN loses some business on this.
Not that I hate Gan as a company but I agree with you. If this is a cheaper option for a similar product, hopefully it will save people some money and drive the market a little.
 
I wasn't able to watch the stream so did anybody see it, and if so, how does the cube look and what did Phil say about it?
He said it was like a Gan cube swallowed a Valk Elite.

I watched the first hour or so. The finish is glossy. Had a kind of confusing adjustment system which Phil said he would go over in the review. The cube was also really quiet. I think he liked the enhanced version more than the standard. (Enhanced has center-edge magnets in addition to edge-corner magnets.)
 
We still have the standard and enhanced though. Why can't Gan make up it's mind and just make one cube?
You're the kind of person that hates GAN cubes without having any. Hating a cube because of a price is not a good reason to hate a cube you know.
(Irrelevant to your post but I've seen a lot of GAN cube hate coming from your direction without reasonable justification)

They're giving us options, that's definitely a good thing.

Back to upcoming cubes...
 
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You're the kind of person that hates GAN cubes without having any. Hating a cube because of a price is not a good reason to hate a cube you know.
(Irrelevant to your post but I've seen a lot of GAN cube hate coming from your direction without reasonable justification)

They're giving us options, that's definitely a good thing.

Back to upcoming cubes...
I don't just hate Gan for it's price. It's cubes often are repeated from the last just changing little things and marketing it as revolutionary. Take for example the 11 M pro. They added these shiny "core magnets" and called it revolutionary. They might be cool, but they work the same as normal magnets, and it is near impossible to feel the magnet strength change when you change the magnets.

what's wrong with more options?
Nothing is wrong with more options, however, a standard and enhanced is a bit unnecessary. In the MS3, the enhanced supposedly has a "Dual magnet system" and although I don't know what it is, what I do know is that it probably is the exact same as normal magnets. From what I can tell, that is the only difference. That being said, I really liked the idea of the 11 M pro coming in all different surfaces. This is probably a good thing to call revolutionary, because no more are we stuck with whatever surface the cube comes with, although, none of this matters to me because I prefer stickers.
 
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I don't just hate Gan for it's price. It's cubes often are repeated from the last just changing little things and marketing it as revolutionary. Take for example the 11 M pro. They added these shiny "core magnets" and called it revolutionary. They might be cool, but they work the same as normal magnets, and it is near impossible to feel the magnet strength change when you change the magnets.


Nothing is wrong with more options, however, a standard and enhanced is a bit unnecessary. In the MS3, the enhanced supposedly has a "Dual magnet system" and although I don't know what it is, what I do know is that it probably is the exact same as normal magnets. From what I can tell, that is the only difference. That being said, I really liked the idea of the 11 M pro coming in all different surfaces. This is probably a good thing to call revolutionary, because no more are we stuck with whatever surface the cube comes with, although, none of this matters to me because I prefer stickers.
I'll take this over to the cubing argument thread.
You have made some questionable statements so I'll deal with them over there (rolls up sleeves) :)
 
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I don't just hate Gan for it's price. It's cubes often are repeated from the last just changing little things and marketing it as revolutionary. Take for example the 11 M pro. They added these shiny "core magnets" and called it revolutionary. They might be cool, but they work the same as normal magnets, and it is near impossible to feel the magnet strength change when you change the magnets.


Nothing is wrong with more options, however, a standard and enhanced is a bit unnecessary. In the MS3, the enhanced supposedly has a "Dual magnet system" and although I don't know what it is, what I do know is that it probably is the exact same as normal magnets. From what I can tell, that is the only difference. That being said, I really liked the idea of the 11 M pro coming in all different surfaces. This is probably a good thing to call revolutionary, because no more are we stuck with whatever surface the cube comes with, although, none of this matters to me because I prefer stickers.
they(core mags) are not useless, they give the magnets a more subtle feel and improves stability without tactility. Not that I like gan.
 
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