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This is one of the best fidget toys I have ever owned. I used to constantly click my pen when in meetings or talking to someone (I didn't even know I was doing it most of the time) so needless to say that got annoying for everyone. This fidget spinner is quiet, and I can take it into meetings and don't disturb anyone as I fidget. You can manipulate the device in many different ways in your hand, so you don't get bored and it's very soothing.FYI - The base where the spinner is screwed together came apart very quickly it was just not screwed all the way down so just check that when you get it. I just put it back together and made sure it was tight, and I have not had any issue since.

In a world filled with stressors and uncertainties, finding moments of calm can feel like a luxury. That's why I'm thrilled to share my experience with the Anti-Anxiety Fidget Spinner – a remarkable tool that has transformed my approach to managing stress and anxiety.From the very first spin, I was captivated by the soothing motion and tranquil rhythm of this fidget spinner. Crafted with precision and care, it boasts a sleek design that fits comfortably in the palm of your hand, allowing for effortless manipulation and seamless rotation. Whether I'm at work, school, or simply unwinding at home, the Anti-Anxiety Fidget Spinner serves as my trusted companion, offering instant relief and relaxation whenever I need it most.What truly sets this fidget spinner apart is its remarkable ability to engage both the mind and body. As I spin the device between my fingers, I'm transported to a state of mindfulness and focus, free from the distractions and worries that often plague my thoughts. The gentle whirring sound of the spinner serves as a soothing soundtrack, further enhancing the calming effect and promoting a sense of tranquility and well-being.

This fidget is well made and machined well, bearing is OK and spins freely as well as counter balance spin piece. Little pricey, would buy again i suppose, but would try to find a better price. Seems pretty durable and should last. I can see losing this very easily, so trying to figure out a way to attach to something. I love the different patterns that show through when playing with fidget, i have seen star, triangles, squares, circles, loops, just a variety of patterns seem to develop on their own depending on intensity and rotation. it takes a little wrist action to get it going, you definitely have to maintain momentum or else it will stop spinning. Great distraction since this is a preferred relaxation technique i use, which is spinning an object between two fingers. I also do the pen click but i am sure that noise would become annoying to others. this spinner is silent. The counter balance sometimes will strike the inside of the palm, but no big deal it just changes momentum and rotation. I try to recreate the patterns on demand which is challenging and difficult, but a good distraction. it can be done, it just requires fine adjustments to fingers, wrist, speed and rotation, eventually the patterns will show during rotation. would I recommend? sure if this is something you do for a distraction. It is pleasing and easy to do without thought. small enough to carry in pocket, length is roughly like a key i would say about 4 or 5 keys thick, not balky at all.

Asymmetrical spinners are something of an oddity, but this one is a beauty! The machining is beautiful and light glistening off of the machining sworls is gorgeous. You need to play with it for a bit to understand the rhythm of the second axis, but once you get it going, it's a lot of fun!

This was a bit of an impulse purchase but I kept thinking about it so I decided to pick it up and try it. The motion worked quite well for a couple of days, however on the 2nd day it feels like the bushing bearings in the main segment are catching and not permitting it to spin with out catching. I'm going to try a little machine oil there, but I would have hoped it would last a little longer before needing maintenance and doesn't bode well for the product lifetime.Otherwise, seems well machined and when the operation is smooth it's pretty satisfying to have it spin in hand. The roughness though kind of ruins the effect.

Here's the thing: I will instinctually fidget with something. I've broken pens clicking them, broken my key ring, and dropped my phone fiddling with it.So it's a relief having a dedicated object to quietly and subtly fidget with while I work and think.I'm not going to say it cures distractions and will make you focus, but if you could use a dedicated, weighty, durable, and quiet thing to keep your hands busy while you get stuff done, I'd recommend this over the plastic toys and more breakable options.

The media could not be loaded. Received yesterday. I'm very satisfied. It's satisfying and quiet. My husband has super hearing and my fidgeting drives him nuts. He hasn't even noticed. It glides through your fingers and keeps them busy. Perfect size for my hand and my pocket. Discreet.