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Got to say, this speedcube was great. Wven though its the first one I had, it exceeded all of my expectations especially the bluetooth connection. It is also very smooth to handle :]
I've done over 2500 solves with this cube now in the associated app. Handles great, no corner popping, magnets work well, and the Bluetooth is responsive. Haven't had to change the battery yet. Really happy at this price point, I'd recommend if you're looking for a smart cube. As others mentioned, the app isn't perfect, but they actively update it and it's been usable in my experience.
I have no complaints about the cube itself. Right out of the box, the turning is good for the price and easily adjustable with a single included tool. The battery life is incredible, and for all the features packed into this cube, the weight is comfortable too. Notably missing, however, is a gyroscope. But the real miss here is the CubeStation app. I don't know how much better it is on iOS, but the Android version is a miserable experience. Much of it is in Chinese, bugs litter every section of it, the interface looks and like it was ripped from some bad mobile game, and most of the features of the iOS version are nowhere to be found. Fortunately, if you just want the timing functionality and solve replays, there are alternative websites like Cubeast or csTimer. Either of those is a significant step up from GAN's own app. Overall, the GAN 356 i Carry 2 is a great cube which is held back by its terrible excuse for an app. Don't let that keep you from picking one up, though. I've been regularly practicing with this cube after I picked a better app to pair it with.
This is a great cube, and the app is somewhat decent, butt that won't affect the rating of the cube. The turning isn't the best, but it's not bad either. It's probably something I can adjust with the spring system. As someone who doesn't have nails (I bite then), it's really hard and can hurt to take the caps off to adjust the springs. It's not that big of a deal, though it' a bit tedious. The app has you do 12 solves to rank you so you're competing with someone your level. The section for learning algorithms is cool, but it's a bit tedious also. Overall, it's a great cube and I would recommend it if someone wanted a bluetooth cube.
The cube itself is alright- it's obiously worse than the gan 12, but I could see myself practice with it sometimes.
The app, on the other hand, is awful, at least on android. Aside from the fact that many buttons and information are in chinese, even though I set it in english, the app's interface feels like I'm pressing buttons on cheap mobile games you see on ads.
