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My kids and I have been using this fidget toy for about a week now and I am very happy with it. It is made from keyboard keys and is very small and portable. I can easily fit it in my pocket or bag and take it with me wherever I go. My kids like hanging them from the zippers on their school backpacksThe fidget toy is very well-made and sturdy. The keys are all attached to a plastic base and feel very solid. The keys have a solid action and make a satisfying "click" sound.Overall, I am very happy with this fidget toy. It is well-made, sturdy, and fun to play with. I would definitely recommend it to anyone who is looking for a fidget toy.Pros:Very small and portableWell-made and sturdyCons:Some people may find the noise of the keys annoyingThe key caps are removable; they do not come off easily but if removed they can get lost

These are a cool novelty knickknack to have sitting around on your desk. They come with Outemu blue switches - perfectly fine for this kind of application and you can also easily swap out with your favorite switch and keycap combination.There are endless options for this kind of thing with identical ones sometimes being slightly cheaper, and sometimes being slightly more expensive, where these appear to be in the middle of the road. All of mine came in good condition, for what it’s worth.On the topic of keycaps, these are actually fairly nice for random PBT blanks. They are XDA profile. As far as using this as a keychain I’m not sure if I would personally just because, well, the body is made out of plastic and I tend to abuse my keys a little. I plan to take the keychain part off and keep one or two on my desk.

despite sitting in front of a keyboard all day it is sometimes still fun to fidget with these separate keys and get the tactile response without having to worry about what random keys/functions you might be triggering on your computer. My daughter stole one of these and attached it to her school water bottle so she has it with her throughout the day so this appeals to young and old alike. I liked the color variety in this pack but i have also seen others. I like that these come with the key chain option and that obviously worked well in the case of my daughter attaching to her water bottle. I did see one set advertised that looked like it came with a little carrying case and that might be my only suggestion as i could see that keeping the individual keys together easier as i personally like to like these up and sort of mash them all at the same time or even if you were pressing individually it might prevent them from sliding around if you are somewhat OCD and want to keep them more orderly.

These are so satisfying -- I attached one to both my sets of car keys and one to the inside of the bag I carry all my crap in when I go places. The click is exactly what you want it to be - a full snappy click of a mechanical keyboard. The colors are kind of muted but that's a vibe, I guess. The only thing that would make them better is if the rings that connected the keychain were keyrings instead of regular bendable rings, both for sturdiness and so I could shorten them-- I'd rather not have the "chain" section and will probably get my pliers in there to remove it eventually. For anyone who misses that brief decade when cars had those snappy switchblade keys and we always had a fidget toy handy, this is a purpose-built toy to keep on your keys all the time instead!

The media could not be loaded. Really cute keyboard key fidgets that imitate the feel and sound of clicking on a tall-button keyboard. These fidgets are also pretty noisy because of the keypad pressing sound. I also had one fall apart in less than two weeks. Which isn't great, but they're cheap, and if they're your favorite kind of fidget, you have quite a few to use before you'll have to reorder a set.

These are literally just a single keyboard key so satisfying my son loves these too

I've tried a lot of different fidgets in my day. There isn't really a "best" fidget ~ your best bet is having a variety to suit your fidget mood.These are my first keyboard-key fidgets and I love them! There are 6 individual keys, each with a different keycap color. They are all blue "clicky" mechanical switches, which give a good fidget feel.I threw one on my keychain because it's a pretty addicting little fidget, and it doesn't take up a ton of space.Plus you get 6! You're going to lose some aren't you? Now you have extras.

These are a new and interesting idea for a fidget toy. It came as a pack of 6 in a variety of colors and each one is technically a keychain, but I doubt these are secure enough for keys. They would however work well hooked onto a keychain or on a loop in a backpack, handbag, etc. These are not really quiet enough to use when others are around or when on a phone or zoom call, because they make a distinctive clicking sound. Like hitting the keys on a keyboard, but clickier. I think these would be great for those times when you've got nervous energy or are impatient and need something to keep your fingers busy. I thing these will be useful.