Magnetic Fidget Slider 3 Layer, Fidget Toys Adults for Stress Relief ADHD Anxiety with Click Sound, Portable Desk Fidget Gadget, Gifts for Boyfriend Husband Father (Silver)

All the pieces including the box are very well presented. Be careful with the slider and the cards. Although they have tracks, they come apart when used incorrectly. Don't worry, they re-attach very easily. They're all well constructed with nice textures on the faces. Each have different magnet strengths and tactile responses. You have a nice mixture of magnet strengths, audibility, and response. All in all it's a very nice offering that has something to keep me busy. Whichever one I decide to pick up, I can't seem to put them down.

I really enjoy this fidget slider. I enjoy the noise that it makes and the feel. Amazing little toy.

Just what I needed. My name tag is a magnetic round pin like the vote for (insert name) pins and I am constantly playing with that, but since I've gotten this toy it is so much better! It definitely feels perfectly weighed. It's a bit heavy but not super heavy. It feels super sturdy. It is a lot of fun to play with. The magnet strength is pretty strong but not overpowering. It is a tad bit noisy but depending on what your looking for that could be perfect for you. I love how noisy it is but it's not good when I'm at work and trying to play with it but not disturb my coworker.

This is a solid toy and works great. It's also pretty. It clicks into different extended positions. I like that it's not super smooth and has a clicky feel and sound. The sound is audible but not too loud. Most of the sliders out there only have two layers, but this one has three and it feels much better in my opinion. I like it so much I'm buying three more.

It was great for the few hours it worked before a magnet fell out and when I glued it back in it’s all messed up now.

Trash

This thing was pretty great at first, but after about a week of regular use, both of the little pegs that keep the outer pieces from sliding out too far had broken off. However, instead of returning it, I thought I'd modify it instead. I removed the teflon tape and carefully ground down the lip around the outer edge of both outside pieces (these form the channel that restricts movement to only one axis). With these channels removed, all three pieces are free to move in any direction on either axis. This opens up a bunch of interesting configurations that change the tactile feel and strength of the magnets relative to one another. Plus, it still works roughly the same as it was originally intended when placed into its original configuration. I'm not expecting anyone else to follow my lead here, so I can only give it a couple of stars since it likely won't hold up for long. I'd have given it 4 stars if it had held up, but with my simple modification it's a solid 5 stars. Glad I didn't return it!

Great edc fidget.