Fidget Slider Metal Triangle Rotary Hand Push Spinner EDC Toys for Adults (Silver)

Did not expected to be this Nice and satisfying… worth every penny for the enthusiast..🤙🏼Simple and Sublime

I work from home so sometimes I get a bit fidgety and I like using these to keep me going. It came packaged just fine with nothing wrong that I could originally see. In the package you get the 3 levels of this, one small, one medium, and the large base. Putting the small on the medium and then on the base lets you swish it all around. It is pretty smooth but on the middle piece, there is a bit of metal that could have been ground down a bit more. Other than that this works pretty well and lets me have something to fidget with.

Some magnets are seated too deeply while others are too shallow or crooked. This causes the sliding action to become jammed when a magnet that is poking out slots into one that is too far in. This happens 100% of the time. This is unusable as it cause frustration rather than relieves it.Image is of the middle sliding component.

This little fidget toy is nice quality metal. I didn't entirely pick up from the listing that the three moving pieces are all magnetic, so there are no screws or bearings. They are pretty strong magnets and don't fall apart *that* easily but if you just tossed it in a bag or pocket, rubbing against other items might knock them apart, so that is something to be aware of. However, it does come with a nice little round nylon zipper case, though it's probably too bulky for pockets. I mostly keep the fidget by a chair where I sit and read and don't carry it around, so I'll probably repurpose the case. It would be perfect for headphones or other small items.The fidget is a nice weight in your hand, and does keep your fingers busy. It's a little clinky depending on how you move it, so wouldn't be ideal for church or meetings where you want to be unobtrusive. I mostly prefer to slide the smallest piece back and forth or spin it (which is fairly quiet if you just move that piece), because the bigger middle piece is a little clunkier to rotate and slide in the triangular base piece. If it's pushed all the way into one of the corners it catches a bit and you have to pull it out a little before you can rotate it, plus the pull of the magnets makes it not entirely smooth to move. It's not a fluid, unconscious motion that I prefer for fidget toys, and moving that piece is a little noisier as the moving piece hits or catches on the edges of the containing piece or clinks into place when the magnets pull it.So this is a nice quality, weighty metal, seems durable and pretty well-made, and comes with a nice case. If the actual movement of the pieces were smoother and less clunky, I'd recommend it. As it is, having gotten it through the Vine program, it serves its purpose well enough and I'm happy with it, but the full price is a bit high and at that price the clunkiness of the movements and inconvenience of magnetic pieces would be enough to make me reconsider.

Don’t buy this. The design is cool and I bet this would be fun if there was any degree of quality to it. Instead, it’s cheap throw-away junk with super weak magnets. You can’t use this for more than a few rotations with out the smallest piece falling off. Not even the middle piece and large piece stay together though. It’s a huge waste of money.

The media could not be loaded. This fidget slider is made nice and has good magnet strength. Won't fall apart in a pocket. Nice to have if you can't stand still. Fun to play with. I have a couple fidget toys and this is almost as nice as my fidget clicker.

What you get: A rounded, metal triangle that's 1.5" high with 6 small magnets inset; and a piece to move around that has a disk to slide around on top and 3 small magnets inset underneathWhat my spouse thinks: This is a great thing to fiddle with, either 1-handed or 2-handed. The noise it makes is pleasant. The metal is smooth and so is the movement of the parts together. It's a good thing for your hands to fiddle with while the brain is in motion on something else.What I think: I with this were a bit larger, but it's plenty heavy as is at 2.5 ounces. The big turnoff for me is the noise: It sounds like clanking coins. I will say that the back of the triangle piece is very nice with its engraved circles. Rubbing my thumb against those grooves is a nice sensation.Overall: It depends on what you like.

The media could not be loaded. No snappy feeling, no satisfaction, weak magnets suck all the joy from this form factor. I saw some videos of other manufacturers versions of this that are snappy sounding and much better.