3pcs Magnetic Ring Cool Anxiety ADHD Silent Fidget Toys for Kids Adult and Teen Prizes for Elementary Students(3 PCS Starry Sky Blue)

I think the last set I bought a few years ago were made with durable plastic. This is made with the hard breakable plastic. So if they get dropped on concrete, they will probably shatter into shards.Still, it has a bearing spinner piece in the center of each unit, which wasn’t on the original one I had. So these are more fun to play with.People complain about the magnet strength. I thing it’s pretty strong. The problem is, if we had super strong magnets, these would cost much more. And if the plastic was much more durable, the magnets wouldn’t be able to match the weight of the plastic, and would have a weaker bond. So it’s really about balance. Balancing the magnet strength with the plastic weight, balancing the cost of the item with the kids who would get distracted after playing with it for five minutes (I’ve been playing with them all night and I’m 60).I don’t know what to say about the pattern wearing off. It hasn’t happened to me yet, but I just got them today. I did read that you can paint that clear waterproofing stuff over the items, but I think I would end up leaking it all through the bearings. So I’ll take my chances. Maybe use nail polish if I have to.Do I recommend them? At $4 a package like I paid, I think they’re worth it. I bought 4 packages, and 10 linked together in a big wheel is quite fun to spin on my finger.So, yes. These are a fun fidget item to play with, if you aren’t in church or a funeral. They can be quite noisy when they click together. It is hard plastic, after all.

I love my fidget rings. They're so helpful for the easy ability to fidget with one hand while I take notes with my dominate hand. They make a little bit of noise as the magnets connect and reconnect. I prefer to just use you of them and spin them together around fingers. Quite fun. I'm very happy I gave them a shot.

Good little fidgeters. They are not “ball bearing” type quality, but serve their purpose nonetheless. Magnetic feature is fun; not insanely strong but hold their shape when “clanked” together. Good product for kids or to put on your work desk.

Doesn't work well because magnets are too weak! Returned!

I was honestly skeptical about these at first but once you get a feel for them they're a lot of fun to fidget with. They're relatively quiet and fit great in the hands.

Hard to move in and out it does not work like shown in the video. It don’t come with any instructions, but other than that it’s a pretty cool product.

I recently came across the 9pcs Magnetic Rings Fidget Toy Set while searching for a gift for my husband, hoping to provide him with some relief from stress. However, my excitement quickly turned to disappointment upon receiving this product.First and foremost, it's important to note that despite being marketed as an "Adult Cool Fidget Spinner" for anxiety relief, these rings are far from suitable for adults. In fact, unless you have pencil-sized fingers, you'll likely struggle to even wear them comfortably. My husband, for instance, couldn't even get them down to his first knuckle.Adding to the disappointment is the cheap and flimsy feel of the rings. They're incredibly lightweight and lack any substantial quality. Instead of providing a satisfying sensory experience, they feel more like a child's toy.While these rings may serve as a fun grab bag stuffer for a child's party, they fall short of providing any meaningful relief for adults. Ultimately, they're not worth the investment for anything beyond a simple novelty item. If you're seeking genuine anxiety relief, I'd recommend looking elsewhere.

Love to fidget with this!!! The magnets are just right for me.