Heavy but tiny. good spin but slippery. good clicker too.
Hettie D.
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Heavy but tiny. good spin but slippery. good clicker too.
M
Very good quality. I am very satisfied. Thank you very much. Useful item for nude.
J
Hold on, that's what it's made for. I would buy it again at any time.
It's slightly larger than expected but in a good way.
L
ok, nothing more nothing less
G
It’s a fun little fidget to play around with. Unique. It is smaller than I anticipated from looking at the pictures but still fun to play with. I would’ve liked it to be a little bigger. The item itself is very similar to what’s pictured but slightly different. In the pictures on the page, both ends of the device are domed and smooth and round. As you can see from the picture, I posted, one end actually has a metal rod which extends out with an eyelet to allow a heavy rope to go through it. For myself, I would prefer it without the rope and without the extra piece of metal. I would have preferred it as pictured. I removed the rope, but you still have this piece of metal sticking out the one end so I put the rope back on because I didn’t like the “unbalanced“ look of both ends not looking the same. I like how when you spin it. It pops up and kind of levitates above the other magnets. It could spin a little bit longer for my liking, but it’s still pretty cool and fun to play with. I had read in another review how the internal piece screws out and can come apart when you spin it counterclockwise. Same thing kept happening to me and it was annoying. It’s easy enough to screw back in finger tight till it’s flush, but it just keeps happening. What I did to correct this is, there are two very shallow slots on the surface of the magnet surface. Using a butter knife or something similar, snug it up tighter while the blade is contacting both slots on both sides at once. That’s actually what the slots are there for, but probably for the manufacturer not for the as much for consumer. Anyways, pretty simple to do and it worked like a charm. Now it never unscrews anymore. Comes in a nice box which makes it easily giftable. The contents contain a a smaller box with a clear lid, a velvet pouch, and the fidget toy itself with the rope already through the eyelet. I should mention when I removed the rope, it was very, very difficult to put back in into place since the rope itself is very thick and almost does not fit through the eyelet. It took a lot of work to get it back through so I would recommend not taking it off. You can see in the pictures that the top of the clear case came with cracks which is surprising because it was inside of the main products’ box. I don’t really care because I don’t really plan on using the display box, but if you were gifting this to somebody that might be an issue.
J
This is an almost perfect product- it's heavy, nice to hold, decent metal quality, and I love the noises it makes. The cord came unraveled a little so I retied it in a way I liked, which I wish it had stayed as it had came truthfully.There are magnets lining the inside, and the darker top can pop up and down, or be turned clockwise to make it click. My main complaint is if you turn it counter-clockwise, it will unscrew the top of the metal piece off of the magnets. I don't know if this is intentional, but it is frustrating when holding it in my left hand and wanting to turn it that way, only to unscrew the top. The top piece can also be completely removed from the bottom one very easily.It's confusing- the make of this is so well done, but seems like it is put together in a way that facilitates it falling apart way too easily. As always, I wouldn't trust this with a child who doesn't know not to put things in their mouth, but it does serve it's function well.Included pictures to show the things I complained about. I'm not sure why it's so dusty, but it came that way for me. The box it was shipped in was also cracked, though I didn't care much as I took it out immediately anyway.
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Satisfying fidget. Heavy, clicky, ratchety, has a loop for cordage. Wouldn't recommend for kids or school because it does look like a pew pew or lighter and is quite loud. But it is very satisfying to fidget with. Would recommend for vets perhaps.
B
This gravity capsule spinner has a great texture and feels heavy in the hand. It’s likely made of stainless steel. The spinning motion is very smooth and silent, making it perfect for relieving stress in the office
C
Our family has become a collector of elite fidget toys! If you have seen a strange oddity of a fidget toy... well, we probably own it!The first impression of this fidget slider was not positive. It seems over-engineered and not very functional. I could only get it to slide in one direction. It seemed ok, but not worthy of the metal and bulk that comprises it. Then I found that you pull it back, and get a satisfying "click" almost like it was loaded. So this fidget toy slides both forwards and backwards... and at that point we began to see the design genius! Well, genius might be a strong word, but we did begin to enjoy "fidgeting" with it!
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This all-metal fidget toy boasts a lovely copper sheen that immediately catches the eye. The sliding action is incredibly satisfying, offering a smooth and tactile experience. You can feel the quality craftsmanship and precision machining in every movement. If you're looking to elevate your fidget game beyond basic plastic options, this is a worthwhile upgrade.