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8 reviews for Magnetic Fidget Slider – Wireless Push Magnet Slider (Silver), EDC Fidget Toy, Metal Portable Stress Relief Tool for Adults
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Pamela Elliott –
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Really helps with my anxiety
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Spooky –
Not properly secured screws
Would of been a 5 start, but upon opening and it and using it the 2 of the 4 screws were not tightened properly and fell out and I can’t find them 😢
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Rose Saucedo –
Worth it
Awesome fidget! Worth the price. It really helps my son with his anxiety especially when he’s at school where he has to sit for long periods at a desk.
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A big walrus –
Top 3 edc contender
One of my favorite fidgets to carry out of the house. Not terribly loud or too heavy but feels solid and well built. Can flip around without pinching your hand. Screws are a 1.27 hex I believe – you will need to tighten them at some point and its not a bit most people have.
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G –
There’s a learning curve.
The magnets are very strong, yet every once in a while I put too much pressure and cause them to separate. An excellent distraction from the anticipation of waiting.
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Zebrowl –
I don’t get it but maybe some will
Idk if this just isn’t the fidget for me or if it’s just a lame one but I don’t really get it. You are just sliding to magnets together in a jagged not smooth way.The feel of it is ok enough and has a nice weight and decent design but the fidget part kept annoying me because I wish the pieces didn’t come apart so that you could slide them around more aggressive without them flying apart and falling out of your hand.It’s just not what I thought it would be and just thought it would be a lot more satisfying as a fidget .The quality itself seems good and I like that it came with a case too.
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Reviews for You –
For all ages
This thing certainly gets people thinking of how you use it, at least everyone I had shown this to and let check it out. The feel of the product is great, made from metal giving it a good bit of weight to work with and it’s not overdone in this either. The size to me is about the same as a small box of matches. The ease of use is clear, you can separate both pieces and the magnets within hold them together, so you can fidget with how you have it when you need to use it. I’d have taken pictures but it’s been missing for a bit unfortunately but I’m getting another one very soon and think those in need of a fidget toy, adult and younger, this is a great option available to you.
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Nik and Hilary –
Decent fidget slider, noisy though.
I have a TON of little fidget type toys all over my work desk as I go insane with idle hands and an idle mind so I am constantly on the lookout for new fidgets. This one quickly caught my eye because of its aesthetic. Very much reminds me of the cover of a game I used to play as a kid growing up on the n64, “Im sure you all know what i’m talking about”. When I first opened it I almost though it was a lady bug gem on the face of it but its just a minor eye illusion that ends up being a fun little talking piece. Personally I enjoy the noise, if I had it my way I would run a metronome or newtons cradle in every single room I’m in but not many people like that kind of rhythmic noises but I do. However working in engineering around others in a semi quiet environment makes using this next to impossible. However, this is just MY OWN personal case. Obviously any sort of louder environment it will be a non issue but just in my case its slightly difficult. It seems a little tricky to get it moving, the magnets need to be a little less aggressive and the tolerances of the holes they sit in needs to be tighter and this would be a 10/10 fidget. It’s still great and I still grab this one anytime I go into the lab where it is louder and the aggressive clicks feel wildy satisfying.
Pamela Elliott –
Helpful
Really helps with my anxiety
Spooky –
Not properly secured screws
Would of been a 5 start, but upon opening and it and using it the 2 of the 4 screws were not tightened properly and fell out and I can’t find them 😢
Rose Saucedo –
Worth it
Awesome fidget! Worth the price. It really helps my son with his anxiety especially when he’s at school where he has to sit for long periods at a desk.
A big walrus –
Top 3 edc contender
One of my favorite fidgets to carry out of the house. Not terribly loud or too heavy but feels solid and well built. Can flip around without pinching your hand. Screws are a 1.27 hex I believe – you will need to tighten them at some point and its not a bit most people have.
G –
There’s a learning curve.
The magnets are very strong, yet every once in a while I put too much pressure and cause them to separate. An excellent distraction from the anticipation of waiting.
Zebrowl –
I don’t get it but maybe some will
Idk if this just isn’t the fidget for me or if it’s just a lame one but I don’t really get it. You are just sliding to magnets together in a jagged not smooth way.The feel of it is ok enough and has a nice weight and decent design but the fidget part kept annoying me because I wish the pieces didn’t come apart so that you could slide them around more aggressive without them flying apart and falling out of your hand.It’s just not what I thought it would be and just thought it would be a lot more satisfying as a fidget .The quality itself seems good and I like that it came with a case too.
Reviews for You –
For all ages
This thing certainly gets people thinking of how you use it, at least everyone I had shown this to and let check it out. The feel of the product is great, made from metal giving it a good bit of weight to work with and it’s not overdone in this either. The size to me is about the same as a small box of matches. The ease of use is clear, you can separate both pieces and the magnets within hold them together, so you can fidget with how you have it when you need to use it. I’d have taken pictures but it’s been missing for a bit unfortunately but I’m getting another one very soon and think those in need of a fidget toy, adult and younger, this is a great option available to you.
Nik and Hilary –
Decent fidget slider, noisy though.
I have a TON of little fidget type toys all over my work desk as I go insane with idle hands and an idle mind so I am constantly on the lookout for new fidgets. This one quickly caught my eye because of its aesthetic. Very much reminds me of the cover of a game I used to play as a kid growing up on the n64, “Im sure you all know what i’m talking about”. When I first opened it I almost though it was a lady bug gem on the face of it but its just a minor eye illusion that ends up being a fun little talking piece. Personally I enjoy the noise, if I had it my way I would run a metronome or newtons cradle in every single room I’m in but not many people like that kind of rhythmic noises but I do. However working in engineering around others in a semi quiet environment makes using this next to impossible. However, this is just MY OWN personal case. Obviously any sort of louder environment it will be a non issue but just in my case its slightly difficult. It seems a little tricky to get it moving, the magnets need to be a little less aggressive and the tolerances of the holes they sit in needs to be tighter and this would be a 10/10 fidget. It’s still great and I still grab this one anytime I go into the lab where it is louder and the aggressive clicks feel wildy satisfying.