The 356 series was GAN's flagship series before transitioning to the two-digit moniker now used for their current flagships. The first digit being 3 referred to the number of layers, being a 3x3, and the last two digits refer to the puzzle's edge-to-edge length in millimetres. The most recent 356 puzzle was the GAN 356 XS, and prior was the GAN 356 X, known for being one of the first cubes to feature customizable magnet strength. X-Man, QiYi's (QYToys') flagship subbrand, has long been a forerunner in the megaminx space, with their first iteration of the Galaxy Megaminx being the choice of top megaminxers for many years. Their X-Man Galaxy V2 M was highly popular upon release, and has been used to set numerous records officially. The GAN Megaminx is the highest-priced megaminx on the market currently but has been a hit amongst GAN fans and megaminxers alike. This megaminx speed cube is the second lightest available on the market, and slightly smaller than the standard 33mm side length, making for a compact and smooth turning feel, with moderate-strength magnets.

Fans of the more "traditional" sculpted design pioneered by the Galaxy line will be right at home on the Galaxy V2 M. The predecessor to the Gan 12, the GAN 11 was released the year prior and was the first GAN puzzle to both adopt corner-core magnets, and the first to adopt the two-digit naming scheme, similar to that of Apple iPhone lineup. The puzzle was the first attempt from GAN to introduce different exterior plastic finishes, which has been further refined and included in the GAN 12. GAN in recent years have ventured into producing a number of puzzles other than the classic 3x3 twisty puzzle, which includes their flagship Megaminx, Pyraminx, Skewb and 2x2 and 4x4 puzzles. These puzzles include their Gan Elasticity System or GES, which in most puzzles are different springs of different strength encased in small "nuts" to produce different stability and speed, and in other are an an adjustable all-in-one system where the spring strength and distance are adjustable interchangably. In the "Leap" version, springs are used instead of magnets in the core and is in available in frosted plastic rather than the shiny UV finish instead. This puzzle uniquely features GAN'S GES spring system, known throughout their 356 3x3 series, which would include a set of different springs encased in plastic "nuts" that were interchangeable. This has been applied to the GAN Megaminx, where extra sets of plastic nuts with springs of varying elasticity are included with the GAN Megmainx, allowing for an extra level of customizablity through adjustment of stability and speed from the interchangeable spring system, something of which only seen elsewhere on the MoYu WR M Megaminx, which in contrast was nowhere nearly as successful in comparison to the GAN Megaminx.Their current flagship lineup, the GAN 12 3x3 was released in late 2021 and prominently implements the newest features in cubing hardware, namely MagLev in the MagLev version, a corner-core and corner-edge magnetization system, and UV or frosted exterior finishes. GAN are often referred to as the "Apple" of the speedcubing world, producing high quality and highly polished speed cubes at a premium price tag. However, their lineup can be a little bit confusing to some. Learn more about the current GAN speed cube lineup and a comparison between the specifications of these puzzles for 2022. GAN 12

Let the hand feel and the grasp keep up with the speed of your fingers. Soon you will be moved, so do the GAN Megaminx GAN Ball

Non 3x3s