Elprico Anti-Stress Toy Gun, Stainless Steel Anti-Stress Gun for Adults with Anxiety and ADHD (Black)

Absolut den Preis wert. Funktioniert seit Tagen einwandfrei 👍🏽

I own about 15 fidget toys, most of which are worn from heavy use. At first, I hesitated to justify the price of this one, but considering how much I’ve spent replacing cheaper toys, trying a premium option made sense. It comes in a nice black case with spare parts (bearings, screws, and a spring) and two screwdrivers. Unfortunately these parts are useless as the tools don’t actually fit the screws used, and the spring is different to the spring actually used in the toy. The pull-back mechanism was a bit stiff at first (it has a safety latch on the left by the way), so I opened it up to inspect how the mechanisms worked and apply silicone grease. The toy appears to be entirely metal, aside from a small cosmetic plastic piece inside one of the mechanisms. The mechanisms all use magnetic resistance rather than friction, so there are no wear surfaces that should degrade over time. The only traditional wear part is the spring in the pull-back mechanism. After lubricating the magnets and tracks, the action felt much smoother. Overtightening the screws on the sides of the toy will cause the pull back mechanism to be stiff. It's best to leave them loose by half a turn or so. If yours is stiff, try this. The construction looks very solid overall. The only potential weak point I can see is the small pin that connects the top and bottom parts of the flip-up mechanism, but it doesn’t seem like it would be an issue under normal use. Overall, it’s a very well-made, thoughtfully designed fidget that should last a long time.

Nice heavy build materials. Comes with case and maintenance set.

Die vielen Funktionen und das Gewicht machen es zu einem perfekten Begleiter für den Alltag.

When it first arrived I’ll be honest I wasn’t too impressed, it’s got a great weight to it, and certainly well made but I just couldn’t warrant the £60 I’d just spent on it Hours later I got completely lost with the slider function and is growing on me more and more. It’s a fantastic distraction device but as well as the clicking relaxes me, it’s sure to annoy others around you. So certainly only suitable to be used when alone