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I really like this. It's heavy for its size, and really smooth. The magnet is strongest when the ball is on the side of the main piece on the groove, so it doesn't really stay in the center divot or rotate on the edge easily- it keeps flipping right to the side groove. Not much of a problem, though. The size is comfortable to hold and manipulate in one hand, and it's very quiet.

Well made. I find it enjoyable to spin in one hand holding it between my index and thumb fingers🤌

Not an ideal fidget toy. Ball falls off to easily, and like balls do, rolls away. Not for one handed use.

This is my second of these sorts of figet things (I lost the first). It’s lovely, has a nice weight to it. It’s simple.I’m an adult with adhd. My family hates watching movies with me because I can’t shut up. I have an easier time keeping quiet when my attention is divided between this spinner and the film. My family appreciates it.The spinning is not super quiet— if you’re in a cubicle, this will probably annoy people around you. But it works during home movies (Don’t take this to the theatre).I love it, so I’m giving it 5 stars, but it’s not going to fit everyone’s needs.

Was given to a 9 year old as a gift. Dropped it by accident on carpet, the inner circle broke in half, its completely unusable. Returning it to Amazon is more trouble then its worth. Using it was difficult. The bearings inside were rough, making spinning it hard for him. The ball would fly off across the living room while he was spinning it, when he could get it working. All in all, its a great idea, but poor execution.

Great little fidget toy for adhd but the ball comes off often and can easily get lost or present a choking hazard. Also if you drop it the magnet breaks easily and the toy is useless

I've used "fidget toys" before they were a thing. Back in the 1900's I used to keep a small slinky on my desk. I would play with the slinky during work sessions. I called it "Busy hands". I found that I could focus more if my hands were busy. Over the years I have used various items. Stress balls were big for a while. I never got into those spinners. This one however, I will be using for a while. It is discrete, so it will not disturb others and it is very durable.For those adults who work better with busy hands, this is for them.

I love them but if I drop it one good time they break