This is a GAN ecosystem “smart” timer that works standalone (offline) and with the Cube Station app. It can store a large number of solves in memory, auto-calculate AO5, and features a customizable Halo lighting system. Charging is via microUSB, and there’s a 2.5 mm auxiliary output for an external display/device.

Who it’s for

• Cubers who want clean stats and app-based tracking.
• Anyone who enjoys customization (lights and status feedback).
• Practice sessions that mimic competition timing.
• If you prefer a super-minimal timer with no extra features, a simpler model may fit better.

Feel & control

• Touch zones plus a central button make it easy to navigate features (history, AO5, etc.).
• Buttons can lock briefly after stopping to protect your time from accidental resets.
• Lighting looks great, but if it distracts you can dim or disable it.

Magnets & mechanism

• This is an electronic timer (not a magnetic puzzle); magnets aren’t part of its purpose.
• Bluetooth sync with Cube Station for logging and analysis.
• Offline storage (up to 10,000 results) + automatic AO5.
• 2.5 mm aux output for connecting to external devices/displays.

Power & build

• Rechargeable via microUSB; built for long practice sessions between charges.
• Halo lighting: multiple modes and combinations (90 effects are commonly listed).

Main pros

• Works offline and with the app.
• Large internal solve memory.
• Automatic AO5.
• Highly customizable Halo lighting.
• Anti-accidental-reset protection (brief post-solve lock).
• 2.5 mm auxiliary output.

Possible cons

• Feature-rich UI can feel like “too much” if you want pure simplicity.
• App features depend on Bluetooth and phone software.

How to use

• Place it on a table (ideally on a mat), power on, wait for ready state.
• Hands on sensors, lift to start, solve.
• Stop, review time/AO5, and optionally sync to the app.

Box & what’s included

• Typically includes: the timer, a microUSB charging cable, and a manual.