Fidget Cube Toys Multi-functional Stress Relief Cube Anti-stress Anti-anxiety for Kids Children Teen Adult(Star Purple)

Very fast delivery and worth the money would highly recommend

This item broke within 10 minutes of use. It is a complete waste of money.It looks as described but is incredibly poorly made. To make it worse, the bit that fell off has left a very sharp edge.

A stress toy cube.Being a stress toy, it can be used by: kids to have fun. Anyone of any age who need sensory exercises. Or grown ups for stress relief.It is a bit small though so there is a choking hazard, and I wouldn't give to anyone under seven as a result.It comes in one of those small clear plastic bags with a ziplock seal, so it can be used to store it.It looks as per the product picture. A cube shaped bit of purple plastic. With various things on each face.One has buttons you click.One has a raised circular bit you spin.One has a switch to flip.One has a circular surface you can make the cube glide along on.One has a metal ball and three cogs you can spin.And the last is just a small indent. It says breathe on the box when referring to this part, so I think you're just meant to breathe into it.There are no instructions at all. So initially my reaction was 'is that it?'. I had to go to a you tube video to find what you're supposed to do to make this work. It really is pretty much in the words.Click the buttons.Spin the circular bit.Flip the switch.Put it on the glide side and push back and forth.And so.So initially that seemed a bit underwhelming. but did I suddenly find myself getting addicted to trying these various functions once I had figured it out?You bet.So what was going to be a three star review is now up to a four. This will do the job. It's not too expensive for what it is. So you might find you won't regret giving it a go.

I am reviewing a “multi-functional fidget cube”, purple, priced £4.99 at time of ordering.My son owns a lot of fidget toys and this is one of the more discrete ones as it can be played with out of sight under the table or in a pocket. His favourite is the switch and he finds flicking it back and forwards helps him concentrate. I think this sort of fidget toy is great for “sensory seekers” who find repetitive movements calm them and/or help them concentrate. It as “exciting” as some of the spinners and stretchy toys are, but in my opinion that is a selling point of this toy.