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The media could not be loaded.  I have Schizoaffective bipolar type disorder and I get very handsy and pick at my nails alot. This fidget toy has saved me from hurting my nails and I'm greatful. I may buy a second color. Hope it'll help others as much as I love it.

I enjoy it but I don't use it all that much

I have multiple fidget rings and other devices, but this one is definitely one of if not the best that I own. it fits well in my hand and allows me to activate everything on this 12-sided device using just 1 hand. it feels very sturdy, and each side responds very well.Edit: Well, it's been about a month and now a few of the buttons are failing. Granted I am VERY hard on items like this and probably use them much more than most people would in normal situations. Because of my job, I am able to have this in my hand and manipulating it literally non-stop for 5+ hours a day 5 days a week. Even with a few of the buttons no longer working I still feel it necessary to carry this around and work it with my hands. I still consider this the ultimate fidget cube and I will be getting another and another one each time I finally crush these to death.

This fidget toy will keep your hands busy for a little while. It's design is OK but could have had more spinning parts instead of just buttons. It does do everything it is advertised to do.

This fidget toy has lots of different things on it but honestly my kid did not like it.

The media could not be loaded.  Better than a fidget cube, this is a fidget dodecahendron! It has 12 sides and each of them has something different to fidget with. My favorite one is the single soft clicky button. This is small enough to keep in your palm or your pocket, and quiet enough that it doesn’t usually disrupt people while you’re fidgeting with it. You could also hang it from your backpack with the little loop on one of the sides, although I tend to just use that as another thing to fidget with. This is definitely one of my favorite portable fidgets, and I’ve been bringing it with me everywhere!

This is a well made variety fidget that fits comfortably in our preteen’s hand as well as my smaller adult hand. I took a picture of the fidget next to a lip balm for sizing perspective. The edges are smooth and the shape makes it easy to rotate the fidget within the hand. The bearings roll smoothly and quietly, while most of the other sections are clicker type and so far we haven’t had any of the sections get stuck or angled down under an edge (we use a lot of fidgets and it’s hard to find a fidget that doesn’t get an edge stuck in at least one section, in our experience). If you prefer a fidget that focuses mostly on clicking options, this is one of the best we have ever tried. If you prefer a quiet style, such as spinning or bearings, another option would probably be better. This fidget comes boxed, so it can also be a practical and nice gift.

I wanted to wait a few weeks before I made my review, and overall it’s not a bad fidget but it could be better! I have a fidget cube that has seen better days. I saw this design and was intrigued, because it had some of the same concepts as the cube. One of my main things I love about the cube the joystick clicks down when you press one, on this fidget it does not. And if you like button clicks/snap sounding buttons these are not the best. It’s a little weird to hold at first but once you find a comfortable position it’s all good. While I won’t be using this my daughter absolutely loves it. She likes holding it in her hand when she is finishing her homework or needing to focus in virtual.