ROXENDA Magic Ball Rainbow Ball, Skill Game Puzzle Ball - Brain Teaser & Stress Ball for Children and Adults (Purple)

I cannot really comment on actual item as it's a gift for my niece's grandson and I didn't know how it worked. I was a bit disappointed in the box the ball was in, it was a bit bashed and rough round the edges, packaging could have been better.

I enjoy playing with the puzzle ball and I love the fact that it never gets old and is still fun to play with

Received this magic ball to review and my little ones loved it.It’s easy to play with, and it looks and feels very durable.We always take it with us when travelling and it’s good to fight boredom.Material is good and without any nasty smells.Overall worth the price asked.

Bought one for our 12 year old son who fidgets a lot. He loves it.

Brought this for my daughter who is obsessed with fidget toys and she absolutely loves it.

Works great, little girl enjoys it.

Different take on Rubik cube puzzle. Move the balls around and then see how quickly you can move them back to their rightful places.Bit cumbersome to move the balls not a smooth movement but over time it becomes easier. Good for those car journeys where you need something to amuse the kids!

This is a very simple puzzle, you have a ball with different coloured balls inside and one hole with no ball in, you move the balls around, popping them up into the empty hole, trying to get the colours to match with the colours on the rings on the main ball, it's really simple and easy. I think the task here is mainly for kids as it's too simple for adults I think to spend more than 10 minutes.However as a fidget toy it's good, the balls make a satisfying click as you move them from one slot to the other, the sponge inside offers some resistance as you move the balls around.It is made of fairly hard plastic and the balls inside seem fairly solid as well. The plastic of the main outer ball does creak a little if squeezed but it does not feel flimsy in any way.It is quite heavy so it's not something you will be throwing around, its more for just picking up and flicking the balls around to try and match the colours up.I think it's fun for a while but has limited appeal and I can't see it being something you come back to again and again. It's a novelty, if I want a fidget toy id get a stress ball and if I want a puzzle id want something for complex than this, fun for a while but limited longevity.