The Gan Skewb M is the magnetic version of the classic Skewb puzzle, a puzzle that at first glance may recall a traditional cube but whose internal mechanism is different. Instead of turning by faces, the Skewb rotates through the vertices, with four axes of rotation that make each move affect four pieces at the same time. It is a different experience from the 3x3, both in the turning sensation and in the methods used to solve it.

This M version incorporates positioning magnets, an important detail on a Skewb: because it turns through vertices, precise stopping of each layer makes both casual solving and algorithm work more comfortable. The magnets help each move finish in place without needing manual correction, something that reduces fatigue in long sessions.

Like all Skewbs, it is not governed by the layer count of an NxN but by its own corner-based mechanics. The typical solve is learned with accessible methods, and although it may seem intimidating at first glance, most people who already solve a 3x3 learn it in a short time. The Gan brand is one of the references in high-end cubes and puzzles and applies its construction and tuning experience to its magnetic models.

It is a good option for those who have already started with the traditional cube and want to add a different puzzle to their collection, as well as for speedcubers interested in the Skewb category, also present in competition. Being a magnetic version, it brings a more controlled feel than a Skewb without magnets, something especially appreciated by anyone looking to improve times and consistency. Learning the basic Skewb methods usually takes little time if you already master a 3x3, so it works both as an entry point into this category and as a reliable companion for regular practice.

• Skewb puzzle with vertex turning and four axes
• Magnetic version (M) with magnetic positioning
• Gan brand, with the firm's own finish and tuning
• Skewb category, present in WCA competition
• Ideal for expanding a collection beyond the 3x3

• Skewb puzzle with vertex turning
• Magnetic version (M) with magnetic positioning
• Four axes of rotation
• Gan brand
• Skewb category, present in WCA competition