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yup, $1,500...... brutal..



and 'a pen' is the lamest giveaway I've ever seen from them. That's really weak.
 
I really want to know how many people actually buy these huge expensive puzzles. Because it's definitely not zero
 
yup, $1,500...... brutal..



and 'a pen' is the lamest giveaway I've ever seen from them. That's really weak.
for $2 I can get a pack of 10 pens from my HEB. It must cost them 25c to make the pen.
 
HOLY CRAP THAT’S FREAKING RIDICULOUS WHAT
 

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The Gan Mini M Pro looks like a godsend for those with smaller hands and OH. It's great that someone would make such a high-end cube like that in spite of a limited market, to give a choice to those who have specific needs.

However there is now a Bilibili video warning about a problem with "gear jumping". It shows the spring setting on the blue adjustment ring (marked 1-4) changing by itself when that layer is turned in a clockwise direction. Apparently, it happens when there is a looser spring compression, which allows the cogs inside the mechanism to slip or jump over to the next lower setting, e.g. from 2 to 1, because those opposing cogs are not pressed against each other tight enough to prevent slips. Or, it may be due to the cogs, being made smaller, are not working as well with other parameters and characteristics carried over from the bigger 11 M Pro (friction, cog height or angle, spring strength?) Let's hope Gan can check and if necessary fix this before release.
 
It makes sense why Gan made the mini:

All they had to do was go in their CAD File of the 11 and reduce the dimensions


Minimal work, Maximum Profit. Gan.
See my last post. Apparently, a simple change of dimensions caused a problem, as other things like friction, material etc. may not work exactly the same as in an original design.
 
See my last post. Apparently, a simple change of dimensions caused a problem, as other things like friction, material, relative turning force, etc. may not work exactly the same as in an original design. Are you able to waatch this:

 
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