Infinity Cube Fidget Toy Cube suitable for Adults & Kids, New Version Fidget Finger Toy Stress and Anxiety relief, Killing Time Fidget Toys Infinite Cube suitable for Office Staff (Gold)

The media could not be loaded. It works well, it is fast and resistant. At the beginning it fell many times and it still works perfectly. I've bought one from Temu to compare and there's no contest, this is way better. My next comparison will be with the metal one, that comes at 20 pounds against the 8 of this one

Has a nice weighted feeling compared to my other infinity cubes. Sturdy and as described.

I've tried to find a stim toy which works for me for a long, long time. This is what I've been looking for all along. It's quite addictive and a great way to keep my hands busy and my brain on task.Only downside is the slight ridge on each of the small cubes where they have been joined together is scratchy and doesn't feel nice on my fingers.

Nice weight and matte style. Had a nice feel. Some bits are a bit stiff but seem to be loosening up with use. It’s not too loud. Has a nice click ability.

Why I bought this?* I bought it because I wanted something to fidget with when I'm working or playing on my computer and I've previously had a fidget spinner and initially that's what I wanted to get but I figured I'd try something else and see how it compared to other fidget gadgets.My initial thoughts:* It feels good in the hand, it's a nice shape, the build quality is solid and it can easily be moved around with one hand. Just to note, I have pretty big hands so for smaller hands it might not be as comfortable. That's not to say you can't use two hands because it works either way. It did get some getting used to as it's not a simple case of spinning something between two fingers. Think of it like you're messing around with a mini Rubiks cube which can open up...My thoughts now (a couple months later):* I still stick with most of my initial thoughts but I want to expand on it by saying that I found it not as satisfying as a fidget spinner after a while. It's nice to fidget with but I'd often find myself fidgeting with other things like a random pen or my fingers more than I'd be picking it up and using it instead - which ultimately defeats the purpose of even having it in the first place. I've definitely used it less the more then montsh have gone on and it's current use is to prop up my microphone as a make shift stand (mic stand broke earlier in the month).Conclusion* It was fun to begin with but not as satisfying as a fidget spinner. I wouldn't get it again but it was an interesting find.

Really satisfying toy, looks and feels great. Once you get the knack its perfect for one hand. Sounds a bit clicky which is fine solo but hard to mute completely if you have company. I have some magnetic discs for that.

I bought this for our son who likes to keep his hands busy particularly when watching TV. He would fiddle with his phone and accidentally make the screen light up which was a distraction to everyone else. This is perfect! He can fiddle with it without anything light up and it is nearly silent (minor clicking sound when folding it forcefully, but not as irritating as the hum of a fidget spinner). We can now watch films in peace. I have held it and also find it strangely compelling and comforting. I like the feel of the matt black version. I would definitely buy this again if it broke but so far it seems fairly robust.

A good fidget toy, but the magnets aren't strong enough to make it work to its full potential.