SpeksGeode Magnetic Fidget Toy | Sensory Desk Toy for Adults & Teens 14+ | Stress Relief Gift, Easter Basket Stuffer | Sphere, Solar Flare

Somehow this company made an item that doesn't get boring. The base set comes with 12 identical Pentagonal shapes with five magnets on each side. You can stack them, you can mash them, you can yeet them across your room. Doesn't matter, It'll survive it all. And they make the coolest shapes. I started with a single set and I've bought all five now and am waiting on the final two. The mixing and matching is endless. The magnets are very strong, and the plastic is resistant to scratches. The pieces themselves are a fair bit smaller than I expected, but that doesn't detract from their fun. The only concern I'd have is rust of the magnets if exposed to water over time, based on an old set of bucky balls that I have. So far nothing has changed but if exposed to enough water I'd worry for rust. Barring that, I'd highly recommend to children and adults or really anyone in need of a fun fidget or mind-easer that just wants something to fill the time. Well worth the buy. The few caveats I have are that the red color more often looks like a deep orange rather than a red, they are somewhat easy to lose, especially if you have them stacked in sets and try to separate them, they tend to fling off in random directions and they're a little too loud when stacking or connecting. Still a solid buy. 5/5.Side note: the first two sets were priced at $20 and I was totally cool with that. At some point the price jumped up to $25 and honestly I still bought the last 2 colors at that price, cause I felt it was worth it. But for what you get: 12 Pentagonal pieces with 5 neodymium magnets each, the price hike seemed odd. Just felt worth mentioning.

Another fidget toy I got for my wife with ADD to take to work for when things are slow. She was super hyped when she seen the video of it and when she received it was a little let down at first. The reason for being let down is the limited shapes you can make with these. However, after having them for about a week she has gotten creative with them and figured ways to make different shapes out of them and actually wants to get another set so she can create other things. Only if phlebotomists got paid more..... Over all good product, everything is in working order, and so far has kept her entertained and keeps her from bouncing all over. Can't ask for much more.

I find that the best fidgets are not as immediately engaging as toys, but are endlessly interesting when you reach for them in an idle moment. This set of magnetic plastic pieces is perfect for those moments when I just want to build something with my hands. For the last six months, it's been the fidget I reach for the most! The parts magnetically snap together with a satisfying sound. I really enjoy building the ball, the feeling of squashing it, and then sliding the pieces around. It's interesting to observe how they randomly rearrange. Also, WATCH the video posted by the manufacturer here on Amazon. There are a couple tricks in there that take some practice and are fun to show people when they ask you what that thing is on your desk!

After much research, this was the first fidgeting toy I ever bought. It’s a lot of fun, and it works well for fidgeting and anxiety issues. You can use it with one or both hands. You can make lots of designs and shapes in addition to the standard sphere. The primary issue I have with this toy is the sound. If you have any sound sensitivities, this may not work for you. I try to use it when I’m watching tv, so there are other sounds to mask the sound of the toy. The sound may also be irritating to others in the room. However, I do still use and enjoy this product. It has a nice storage box as well.

My grandson liked this. He does take it to school and like fiddling with it while doing his work.

Limited shapes with one set one can produce but with 2-5 other sets the possibilities are many.

While they're 'okay' as a desk toy, they definitely do not exhibit strong enough magnetism to do anything particularly interesting with them. You have to be pretty careful even when fitting it to the basic geodesic shape, which it could keep far better if the magnetism were a bit more intense.Likely this is for safety reasons, just in case someone lets their kid near them and they gobble down a bunch of magnets or something.Overall I found this desk toy a bit lackluster and disappointing.

This is a great gift for kids of all ages. My 16 year old loves to play with this on long car rides. Magnet strength is very good and the quality is fantastic