Fidget Toys for Adults, Metal EDC Haptic Slider – Anxiety & Stress Relief Magnetic Slider, Portable Sensory Toys for Office Desk, ADHD Focus Tool (Multi-Color)
$16.99
| Product Dimensions | 1.9 x 1.1 x 0.7 inches |
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| Item Weight | 3.84 ounces |
| ASIN | B0DF5N5WTQ |
| Manufacturer recommended age | 14 years and up |
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| Customer Reviews |
4.1 out of 5 stars |
| Manufacturer | Anyihang |
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Fidget Toys for Adults, Metal EDC Haptic Slider – Anxiety & Stress Relief Magnetic Slider, Portable Sensory Toys for Office Desk, ADHD Focus Tool (Multi-Color)
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Jessica Cook –
Love.
Heavy and very magnetic. Good quality! Feels great! Not very noisy but still some satisfying clicking!
James D Prather –
Nice quality fidget
This fidget toy feels heavy and satisfying to flip back and forth. The magnetic slide is smooth and has a nice click.It does cost more than some others I have tried. Still it looks really cool with the colors and has been good for keeping my hands busy. I love the clicky sound and how it functional quality makes it easy for me to use to soothe driving anxiety.
Joshua Dingler –
Clicky fidgety goodness
This fidget feels solid in your hands. It’s a quality, iridescent metal with a nice clicky sound and feel. The magnets hold well, but are still easy to manipulate. It’s the perfect size to hold and fidget in your palm. My students enjoy it, and it’s not overly distracting while having a nice heft to it. It also came in a really unique case that I found cool.
K. P. –
Falling apart
So great feel and haptics but it’s starting to fall apart in about 2 months. I’d expect that at a lower price point item but this really should last longer.
Nelairi –
Pretty satisfying fidget
This is a pretty satisfying fidget. The magnets are strong enough to be a good fidget but not so strong that the thing will injure you if you accidentally pinch your fingers in it. At least not mine. :)It turned out not to be my kind of fidget but my kid LOVES it. If you like magnetic fidget toys and need something that’s very quiet, this is a good choice. It isn’t my #1 hence the 4 stars, but it’s quite good.
A. Davis –
For large hands
It’s large. It would be great for large hands. It can be difficult to get it going but once you do, its fun. I like the sounds it makes.
Pearl Dragoness –
Some say it’s too hard to shift
This is a fun toy to fidget with. It has a grid of 15 magnets on both sides, one under each square of the chocolate-bar textured surfaces. So as you try to slide the two sides together, the magnets resist you until you move it far enough to slide a different set of squares into alignment. Then it snaps into place with a satisfying rattle/click.It can be slid left/right or up/down to align between 1 and 15 squares. It takes a bit of force to shift the magnets which doesn’t bother me, but someone I let play with it said it was too difficult to shift. They preferred to flip both halves over so the black sides are outside. This makes it much easier to shift but you don’t feel the chocolate-bar texture.Overall, it seems a bit pricey but the magnets it uses aren’t cheap and the materials seem high quality so I’ll give it 5 stars. Ironically, if they used cheaper, smaller magnets, some might prefer how that makes it easier to slide.
RickQuixote –
Top quality fidget toy
I do like to have something to keep my hands occupied while sitting through a marathon Zoom webinar. This fidget slider is a welcome distraction. Everything about it says quality. It is heavy for its size and the metal is smooth all around. The two halves are held together tightly by the internal magnets and take a satisfying amount of force to pry apart or slide past each other. The magnets are arranged so that the pieces slide a short distance and catch in a step fashion. Likewise you can rotate the two halves through several angles as seen in the photo. The metal seems to be coated in lacquer or some similar finish so the pieces are smooth to the tough and easy to keep clean.