PILPOC Fidget Pad - Fidget Controller Toy for Highly Increased Focus, Reduced Stress, Anxiety, ADHD Clicker, Fidget Clicker, Controller Fidget Toy, Fidget Remote Control, Kids Toy Controller Sensory

Has a lovely little loop so can attach to lanyards or keys to take on the go, quiet and can use at work

My elderly Dad had dementia and was obsessed with the remote control. This kept him entertained for ages

This was a really good fidget except it got stolen off me the next day (guess that person who stole it really liked it) but it's amazing really fidgety and really helped me just maybe a little but overpriced but other than that it's amazing 👏

This could be a very nice fidget toy but in reality there’s probably only one part of it that can be classed as satisfying and it’s the large switch at one of the ends, the rollers are in terrible spot and the action is very inconsistent, the colored buttons can be classed as tactile but only two of them, the remaining two feel very mushy and broken. The dial is domed and made of slippery plastic with a tiny bit that was supposed to allow to use to spin it but it’s way too small to do anything. The slippery plastic ruins the analog stick as well. I have send it back and got the metal poker card slider instead which is very simple but much more satisfying.

I got this for my fidget box in my classroom and the kids love it. It is not loud end it is strong.

Got this for my brother who uses his controller as a fidget and he loves it! He spends less time on his Xbox and more time with us :)

As seen in second photo, product has scratches and/or some kind of flaky/sticky residue on it as if it was returned already and resold to me. The red button doesn't press in properly and one of the little spinning gears doesn't spin. Shockingly bad for something so simple to make. Will not be dealing further in future with this seller.tl;dr damaged, dysfunctional and overpriced. Worth more like three quid at best in this condition.

Bought for Christmas present.

I love that there’s several options that are silent for when it’s not the best place for loud clicking, but also has several clicking options for when alone. I love how many different functions it has, and it’s very compact so can fit in most pockets easily.

We bought this for my son who is on the autism spectrum. He is always fidgeting, and usually in ways that could hurt his body (pinching, pulling, cracking joints). He loved this fidgeter right away, especially because it looks like a video game controller. We hand it to him every time he is doing something that can harm him, and this allows him to fidget in a much healthier way.

The controller shape is great. I hold it lengthwise for the most part. This design makes it a little more discreet and less bulky than cube shape designs. Aside from the buttons, this has the best feel of any fidget cube I've used. The joystick is smooth and has great snap-back. Also has a little bit of vertical play, which almost feels like another button. Joystick press-in is something I've been wanting in fidget devices since the beginning. This doesn't exactly provide that functionality, but is another available action, which is nice. The flip-switch is pleasantly rigid and really snaps with purpose. Other fidget cubes always have a loose switch that gets pressed accidentally while messing with other parts. Thankfully not the case here.Rollers are very nice as well. Top one moves fluidly and has good resistance. Imagine rolling clay. Bottom two roll independently with a clicking action. The spring-loaded slide switch is something I haven't seen before. This is nice, but would have been better oriented the opposite direction to feel more like a trigger. As it is currently, there is no good way to grab it while in the left hand. The spring also doesn't feel quite right. The face buttons is where this fidget device needs the most improvement. The buttons are hard plastic. This matches the controller aesthetic but doesn't feel as nice as the soft rubber buttons on other cubes. The springs also feel flimsy here, and cause the buttons to wobble a little as they are pressed. This also makes the two clicking buttons feel and sound more like a pen, which may or may not be desirable for you. A small gripe here, but I wish the two clicking buttons were adjacent to each other, and same for non-clicking. This is just the standard design for all fidget devices though, so nothing out of the norm.This is nitpicky stuff though, mostly because they nailed the rest of the design. Overall, this is my favorite fidget device I've used, just a few design tweaks would make it perfect.

I bought this 3 years ago for my daughter and she loved it. Eventually she lost it and I bought her another one because she really enjoyed using it.

Seems well-constructed ~~ I’m using it every day and it’s holding up beautifully... Fits in the hand comfortably; however, the wrist strap is handy and convenient should you desire the extra security. I **love** all the different button types AND that *some* WILL Click/make a sound, but others are completely silent. Some buttons move *very* easily and some take slightly more “effort”, which is also a nice feature. The case is well-made, sturdy and (with the wrist strap peeking out) makes it easy to put on a key ring or hang on a hook. VERY Useful and I love it!