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THIS IS THE BEST FIDGET EVER. It has so many ways to mess with it, so your brain never gets bored. You can slide it up and down and flip it around, spin the little tab, flick the sliding button underneath...the list goes on. I don't even know how to properly describe all of the functions, but it's so fun! I love metal fidgets because they feel nice and heavy in your hand, and this one is no exception. The clicking sound it makes when you play with it is definitely NOT quiet, however, so be mindful of others...even if they're in another room! The size was perfect for my hand as well. I did find that if I used it a lot, the little screws holding two of the pieces together would come undone. That happened multiple times before I found some Loctite in my junk drawer. Once applied as instructed, it solved that problem forever! Highly recommend this toy it is so inventive. Love that it fits in your pocket too.

it sucks so badly it broke in the first 3 days NEVER EVER BUY IT i am telling you it sucks. magnets broke of so easy i lost the magnets. vary poorly built

Pros: + Good form-factor fits in pocket well + Magnets are powerful enough to keep it all together and still be satisfying to use. + All the motions of the toys are functional and good. Ratchet effect of the toy is particularly satisfying. + Build splits in half to have two seperate toys, allowing for carry of one half or the other at any time. Cons: - Use of the flippers will wear down the tape that adds extra friction for staying in position pretty quickly. - The ratchet action of the magnetic pivot shakes the screws of the flipper panel loose. - Internal thumb push is a bit inconvienient if the build is all together. The flipper on top of the toy is the most interesting part of it. Its a shame that the screws came out so easily. (About 2~3 hours of continued ratcheting effect). I ended up removing it, just so that I didn't lose the tiny screws. After that, being able to ratchet it around became the main way I used it, and it ended up being a really nice toy to fidget with, because the reduced thickness and lack of extra moving parts on top made it really easy to move around. Probably still worth the price, but it might be worth finding a way to reinforce the screw tightness if you want to play with the flipper a lot.

I own a few very high-end fidgets but this one was s my go-to. I really love the design of this—it’s incredibly satisfying to fidget with and offers so many ways to play. Most sliders don’t have a rotate function, which is a very satisfying move. I also like the teflon tape that lets the magnets glide with reduced noise. Unfortunately, the build quality just doesn’t hold up. The magnets aren’t properly secured, and the base comes apart way too easily when the magnets snap together and one pulls the other out of its seat (I did put a drop of superglue in there and it worked). Also, the flick-up piece with the spinner (love this addition BTW) no longer stays in the upright position so it now needs to be held pointing down to use. Nothing kills the experience faster than a fidget that falls apart mid-use. That said, I’m going to buy a replacement and see if I can secure the magnets in with a drop of superglue. That said, I’d give this 4.5 if I could. For the price, it’s an amazing piece and I’ll probably buy another.

A nice clickity-clacky widget to keep my hands busy while I'm idle (Home office. Probably will drive your coworkers insane if at the company office). I *did* have to tighten one screw, but otherwise seems fairly well made. The two halves are somewhat easy to pop apart since they're just held together by magnets, and I find I don't use the other two "fidget mechanisms". I'd love if the thumb part clicked into position instead of just being a slider. More clicking!