Yolscue Fidget Toy,Fidget Spinners Toy for Adults and Kids,Gifts Suitable for Children with Autism and ADHD,Quiet Office Desk Toy,Excellent for Relieving Stress and Anxiety Toys (Black)

One of the BEST fidgets I own - keep it in my pocketbook and use it a lot - buy it it’s worth it - has different functions - no noise and tiny bit of noise - awesome combo gadget

I love these fidgets. I usually don’t leave home without one of these as they are some of my favorites. The large hexagon shaped end is a semi-soft silicone material that feels great in my hands. It spins super smooth. The metal ball is calming to roll around and I love clicking it. The part that rolls up and down and makes quiet clicking noise is also super soothing. The open end fits around my finger quite well and I occasionally spin it that way, but that is the feature I use the least. My favorites are spinning the silicone end, clicking the metal ball, and rolling the ridged part. I have had this set for approximately 2 months. So far I have primarily used the black one but love that it came with two because I’d be so sad if I lost it so a back-up on hand is great! So far everything still works great and it seems like a very well made fidget. It is super fun to use and by getting two, it is a pretty darn good value for the money. Given how much I love these fidgets, I may buy another set just to make sure I always have them on hand.

This is a great little fidget/spinner for multiple reasons. It fits my hand well, it's easy to spin-and-catch in a rhythmic patterns as I walk around, and the clicky button and extra wheel provide great variety. It's perfect and not too expensive. I appreciate it for myself and also to have in the classroom for students. And someone in class appreciated it so much that it wandered away, sadly! But I am glad that I got a really quiet one first (it was one of the black ones, and almost silent to spin). I got an additional green one, and it was much louder, which in some sense makes it more satisfying because you feel the friction that goes along with making that extra noise, but then it can also be more distracting to others. I assume that probably the color does not relate to which one is quieter, and that it could just be the result of slight manufacturing irregularities. I could see buying a couple of them and seeing which ones fit your sound/friction preference.

This is a pretty great toy and now is my favorite for portability. The hole for your finger (that spins) means that you can be comfortable that it won't be dropped, which is a big deal if you like to use it in environments where dropping such a thing could be problematic such as walking down the street, in busy public or dark areas where it could be hard to find. Being almost entirely plastic, it's also very light, you won't notice it's weight at all in a pocket. I took it out with me today while i was running errands and realized I was absently playing with it in a variety of ways, utilizing each of it's design elements and enjoy them all. I knocked off one star because the barrel roller will sometimes stick and only roll in one direction, also the spinner part in the finger hole makes a sort of strange squeaky sound but it's not bothersome. Whether it is durable or not remains to be seen, but for now I like it quite a lot and am quite happy I bought it.

My son loves these during school to keep his hands busy! It’s quiet and doesn’t distract other, small and compact to lasted him all year so far.

Cheap and doesn't fit my finger...

My 16 year old son has extreme social anxiety. This fits great in his pocket and he likes all the different fidget options.

AMENDMENT TO REVIEW: 5 stars for functionality, 2 stars for durability. Simply put, they don't last very long until the bearings wear out and start grinding or become noisy. It's a real bummer, because I purchased several (one for my desk at work, one for my car, etc...) to ensure I'd have access to one at all times. They do work.. but replacing them every few months due to wearing out or splitting in half at the seam started causing more stress than the fidget toy was relieving. ____ I purchased one of these for myself a few weeks ago, and I loved it. My kids loved it. Everybody loved it. It was quiet, the "environmental silicone" wheel spins quietly and infinitely... Okay, that's an exaggeration, but you get the point. What I *especially love* is that the ring sits comfortably above the first knuckle of my pointer finger, so I can spin it counter-clockwise with my thumb and middle finger. Can confirm, it's a better mindless habit than spinning scissors! [see video] Cut to: 4 days ago, when the second one showed up for my 12-year old daughter. I immediately noticed the bearings on the environmental silicone wheel were MUCH louder than mine- and its willingness to spin was intermittent. Sometimes it would spin a lot (loudly), and sometimes it would spin NOT a lot (loudly, but briefly).