Fidget Spinner Toys for Adults & Kids - Stress Relief, Anxiety & Autism Sensory Toys | Rotating Magic Bean Puzzle Game | Fun Gifts for Office, Classroom & Home Use (Blue)

Fidget spinners seem to be all the same, but this product came as a welcome change. It is very challenging for those looking for something that takes a little time. The only negative was that the pieces were not easily moved in some instances and made game play frustrating on occasion. Overall, it is worth the price and time spent enjoying it.Bought to help with anxiety. I found it to be a bit stiff but maybe it will loosen up with use. Split the order with two coworkers who both liked the idea.I had seen some people on TikTok play with these and had to order one. I love the pink option. It moves smoothly and I would recommend this seller.Exactly what I wanted. I'd personally prefer metal ball bearings but not for how much extra they would cost, so.its perfect. Just DON'T DROP IT. Ours accidentally got dropped on the floor, and about a dozen of the balls scattered everywhere. It didn't break--we were able to put it back together--but now I know I can't really let my kids play with it since they drop everything.We bought this as a way to keep our kids busy during a long flight. It worked!I bought these to go in a road trip kit for my kids. Everyone from teenagers to the two-year-old enjoyed them.Pros-- pretty colors- multiple fidgets in one- great for exercising one’s spatial skills and problem solving skillsCons-- with all the twisting and spinning parts, the balls get fetched up at the joints- the size of the item does not allow for kid-sized hands to actually use it as a spinner as the distance from the center spinning point to the edge of the item is too far for a kid to able to hold in the middle between their thumb and pointer finger while it is spinning…it just hits the hand and can’t spin for lack of clearance…as an adult I can make it work as a spinner but it isn’t kid sized…I bought this for my students that are on the autism spectrum and others with a disability. I tried it first, it was hard to move the balls around until I figured out that the circles need to be lined up, along with the balls. After everything is lined up correctly it’s essy to move the balls, inside circle and the outer wings. My own kids loved figuring out how to match all the colors, especially my son after his wife had their baby, during the hospital stay. I am going to try solving the fidget spinner circle while flying to help with my anxiety during a flight.