Meecoo Fidget Spinner Toy - Titanium Mini Finger Spinner - EDC Focus Toy for ADHD Anxiety and Boredom

Ok, here's a review of the mini spinners that I have just purchased. Just as a background, I have finally got into spinners over the last 3 months. I am a constant fidgeter, especially during meetings. What I've noticed is that even though it calms me down and helps me concentrate, it tends to distract the people around me, which is not good in a corporate setting.I have tried multiple ones from the regular plastics to the metals (aluminum, stainless steel, brass, titanium). When alone, I prefer the heavy ones.In a meeting, I have to either spin under the desk, and now, with these spinners, I'm totally fine and a lot more discreet.This is a very nice spinner. I purchased 2 similar designs as I want to get a better comparison on what I would like more. I do have titanium rings and they are so impressive that they never scratch or dent, even though they feel so light (like aluminum).These 2 are a good set. It is not that Jincoo is bad, it's actually not. Both the Jincoo and Meecoo (really on the name similarity?) are made of titanium and with a brass cap. Build-wise, very similar but the Meecoo has more of the "grooves" piece.Comfortable to hold and easy to discreetly fidget (both quiet, supposed to be).Where they differ (big time) is that the Meecoo is a lot more quieter! Less wobble and more importantly spin time.Personally, I'm not big on the spin time as I can't just let it spin. That defeats the purpose of fidgeting. But, I can't go on without mentioning the difference. A minute and a half difference.So, even though both are good, the Meecoo does take the crown. Smaller diameter with more grooves and just really looks better in my opinion.$2 difference but bigger on the performance difference.Hope this helps!

I collect spinners, and have quite a few now. So I'll just give my opinion. This one is my favorite for a few reasons: its small, you can stuff it in your pocket etc. Its silent, a quality that can be hard to find. Its made of good solid material and has good grip necessary for a small spinner with no outer arms which creates a nice feel to its smooth spin! My favorite little spinner.When i recieved the spinner, the inner bearing screw was loose, and i almost sent it back before easily taking off the caps, and tightening the inner screw, and am very pleased it was just a quick fix! Was so disapointed when i assumed it was defective. Really happy with this purchase. 😁

 I bought this fidget spinner hoping to use it a little more clandestinely. I was hoping it would not be as noticeable and would be extremely quiet.Pros:This spinner is very small and easy to carry around in your pocketGear bearings result in great spin timeGreat weight showcases the quality of this spinnerAesthetically it is very pleasing to eye and very sharp lookingVery easy to spin with one hand due to the size and the grooves in the sideCons:Very loud when spinning on a surfaceLouder than other spinners I have used when spinning in my handOn this spinner I think the size is both a pro and a con. I find it hard to get a great long spin with this small unit but it is also very convenient to carry around due to the size. I think this would be a good secondary spinner for days you cannot bring your main spinner.Overall a very solid spinner when looking for a smaller and more portable alternative to a normal size spinner.

On mine the ring that covers the bearing likes to work it's way out after a few hours. I've only owned it for a day and and it has unscrewed itself 3 times. This makes the spinner very loose and wobbly. It was shipped to me that way and I had to tighten it up. Also, I'm not getting 2-3 minute spin times. More like 30 seconds. I love the size of the spinner and it feels good to have one that can be spun with the index finger. Would love to give it 5 stars but it's not perfect... especially considering what I paid for it.

Great value spinner with a couple modifications. First off, to fix the bearing coming loose, unscrew the brass caps and make sure the bearing cover is screwed on tight. Then take a small dot of nail polish and put it on the seam where it is screwed in. This will stop it from coming loose on its own, but a little acetone will still let you change the bearing.I also did not like how much the bras buttons stuck out, so i took it to some high grit sandpaper and reduced it to a slight ridge, then hit it with a higher grit paper to smooth it out. I then used mothers polish to give it a shine. Much higher end looking now than before with a slimmer profile.The weight and feel of this is very nice and it doesn't look like a toy. Being able to swap the bearings means it will be a lifetime piece and for $20 you can't beat that.

Great for the price. Spins for about 2 minutes, maybe a little more. It's a little louder than expected, but not unreasonably so. The machining on the gear isn't 100% perfect and you can tell that when it's spinning, but it's not super noticeable. Great size, nice heft, fits in your coin pocket without a really noticeable bulge. One thing to note is that both brass and titanium are metals that readily patina, so they won't stay shiny forever, they'll darken over time. This will be especially noticeable on the brass discs where you place your fingers. I personally think that a patina adds character, but some people may take issue with it. Overall I am satisfied with this purchase.

 It was spinning for like 30 seconds just from pulling it out of the packaging. I got a good 2 minutes and 45 seconds on my first spin. This thing is fluid. You can blow on it and get a good spin. Its made of some good quality steel.