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Absolutely beautiful

The little face on this with eyes that change when you squeeze the fidget is a novel addition to this fidget. There are magnets which hold the spinner in place, and they also seem to help it spin for longer than might be expected. This fidget is nice in that it is compact, can be used with one hand or both, and makes virtually no noise (other than the relatively quiet clicking from opening and closing it). Because it is metal, I imagine that it will hold up well. The downside of the material is that it is pretty heavy compared to most fidgets, and I would rather not be carrying something that heavy around.Despite the cute eyes, I am finding that this is not one of the more popular fidgets around my home. Spinning a black helicopter-like blade is only entertaining for a short time. There are two different eye pictures, so once you have squeezed it a few times, it ceases to be amusing. If there were more variety in the eye expressions, or if the spinner would have some sort of pattern which would blur nicely when spun, I think it would be much improved.

It's easy to use and does not make noise. The two small magnets adds a nice controlled effect the spinner component. It functions pretty well though I wish the spinning component could easily be opened with one hand.The build quality is decent. Though, I do feel the creator could go further by using material with a particular feel, which some fidget cubes have (the ones that kind of feel like velvet). But the fidget toy is great for what it is. It's an okay value for the money, but more could be added to it to make it more worth the price.Overrall, I do recommend if you need a new, unique fidget toy to add to your collection and diverge from the rest.

I wanted to like this. I was all ready to love it when I got it out of the box. But like other reviewers have said, it does lack some tactile interaction for the noise it makes. It's not a quiet fiddle but it's also not as clear a click or clunk to make it really worth the noise.Also, if you're not careful and feeling a little too frustrated, you can pinch your hand depressing this. It's not terrible but it is a thing here.The spin on the top is nice and smooth but it also is a little bit awkward to hold in one hand and spin. It feels a little unstable in the hand if you try to spin with one hand because of the shape so I had constant awareness of what I might break if it dropped. Another thing just to note is if you have a child still learning self-control in frustration, I'd look for a different fiddle toy. This one is heavy enough to be a concern if not handled properly.It does have a nice heavy feel. Concept is interesting and all. But if this broke, I wouldn't replace it for the $12.99.

I got this fidget fully expecting to dislike it and cast if off as a gimmick but it really is a great fidget especially for spinner lovers, of which I am not. but the magnets, the deep thunk of the metal when you press down, the way the propellor flies out when you flick it away from the magnets and then realigns to the magnets as it slows down. *chefs kiss* It's great. I did take mine apart and put in some sound dampers which I think enhanced the sound by taking out some of the clank and replacing it with thunk.