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I bought these for a classroom of active high schoolers. It was difficult sometimes to get them to stay quiet long enough to either hear the instructions or focus on the assignments. These kids loved these fidgets more than any of the others we had. They were always the first ones chosen and sometimes even traded. When our active ones had one of these, they could pay attention longer. I will definitely be buying more for my home as well.

This is a fun and different idea for a fidget toy and the price is good. I shared this with 3 other people because I didn't need all four that came in the pack and I wanted some other opinions. Of the 4 testers, 3 of us are adults and 3 of the 4 have a diagnosis of ADHD (2 adults 1 pre-teen). All of us liked the concept and the adult without ADHD remarked that he would play with it just because it was cool. However, we all noticed that all of the toys were noticeably squeaky. The 2 adults with ADHD said it would bother them too much to use, because they need something to keep themselves busy at work, while on zoom meetings. The pre-teen thought it was a lot of fun but it was too loud. So, for us, this was not a winner, however, it you are someone with ADHD that likes fidget toys that have a sound component, such as a click or popping noice, the squeak might actually be an added bonus.

Should be good for a child to fidget quietly in class while listening to the teacher as long as you ask the teacher’s permission before play

Edges werent smooth, made a lot of noise for a "quiet" fidget

These fidget toys are very soothing. You can do them one handed. They don't make any sound when you use them. I bought the multi pack to share with my kids who also use fidget toys.

They’re okay but all of them squeak really loudly, which is more annoying than they are helpful.

I was surprised by how big these are. They're larger than a standard egg (cut in half). The picture shows a mechanical pencil for scale, as I have no bananas.They slide smoothly, and it's quite mesmerizing to watch the patterns that each ring makes. however, the plastic has that faint *screeeeech* that some plastics do when they rub on each other, and that's a bit harsh on my ears.I'm both a teacher and an avid fidgeter, and I always look for products that are unobtrusive. Fidget cubes are probably my favorites, but two-bubble pop-its are a close second. Between the size of this one and the fact that it squeaks, and the fact that it relies on visual rather than tactile stimulation, this isn't a fidget tool that I would recommend for myself.(Of course, your needs may be different than mine, in which case: Give it a try!)

A great set of toys to keep your toddler busy while out at a restaurant or standing in line at a amusement park.