Metal Infinity Cube Toy for Kids, Teens, and Adults, Best Desk Gadget and Sensory Tool for Fidgeting, Anxiety, and Stress Relief, Cool Office Decor and Gift for Men in Metal Aluminum Fidget Toy

The first thing I want to mention, and I believe I saw at least one other person mention, is that the cube I received doesn't exactly match the one in the product description, but I don't really mind. It still looks nice, and the color difference has no effect on its performance so this gets 5 stars from me, but I would have preferred the slight color contrast. Compare the photo I include with the listing images.Other than that, I really like this thing. I've never been diagnosed with ADHD or anything like that - other then anxiety. I do have a tendency to bite/pick at nails, shake my leg, pick say my lips, and otherwise fidget when I get anxious, and I feel like this cube helps a little with that. It's more engaging to me than a spinner (which I admit to enjoying sometimes), the bubble popper things aren't really for me, and I've never been interested in an actual fidget cube with clickers/sliders/buttons. This just suits me better. With that said, this thing has some weight to it, being made of aluminum. It's also not silent as stated in the description. If you use it in a quiet, cubicle office environment, others will hear it, and if you don't like metal-on-metal clicking noises and/or are worried about annoying others with said noises, you might want to look for another toy.If you don't mind a little noise, I recommend this. I'm 37, and I love this thing. My 4 year old also had fun with it, and honestly, I think just about anyone would enjoy it. I may have to get more for other family members as well.

This is a great fidget toy. It is very sturdy. I dropped it a few times and it still works. I originally brought it for my son who has ADHD and it help him to slow down his fidgeting and nervousness. I also brought myself one, because at times I get upset, irritated and nervous at my job and the toy keeps my mind occupied for the time being. I will truly recommend this toy for children who has ADHD or just nervous. Adults can also use it too, because we have a lot on our minds and on our plates in life and if you can find a clean vice to use to slow down the troubles in your life buy this toy. It does not solve all your problems, it just takes your mind off a few. 😀

The media could not be loaded. Can be used one handed with a little effort, which is surprising considering it is a bit large and a hefty weight. It does make a noise. But it is a pleasant metallic clink or jingle. So it would not be great for school, but is fine for home or a private office. I wish it were matte because if I'm trying not to distract myself with this (but just get my fidget energy out), I get distracted by the shine in my eyes as I manipulate it. I can't speak to the durability yet but it does feel well made.

I really was disappointed that the silver one isn’t the one in the photo. The one in the photo is the one I received. It’s very precise. Not once has it bound up. I have the original one made by, Bastion. I can’t imagine for how long this one can take the abuse, compared to the original one that is made from gun grade metal. But, so far so good! And the ‘clacking’ sound this one makes is unique and very satisfying! If you are around others it may not bother most people if played with gently, either. The way it falls around in your hand as you develop hand coordination, it becomes second nature to roll through all of its positions. I’ve spent much time practicing with different ‘infinite cubes’ to find the most effective motions my hands can make to cycle them as fast as possible. I like to have one in each hand whenever both hands are free. But, at first you may want to get to know the object and take your time, using two hands to fold it over and over. When I got my first one I thought “This is really boring” and almost returned it. I’m glad I didn’t! I have a collection of them now! Different sizes and materials make different sounds and are all satisfying as long as they don’t bind up. Which, often the cheaper ones do.

I bought a bunch of these metal fidget toys a while back and this is my favorite. It doesn't spin, but it's something I can manipulate without thinking about it while I am doing something else on the computer.Nice and heavy, well constructed and moves easily.

Moved around too much for its connectors. And a little too heavy. But it’s that’s what you need. Go for it it.

I bought this for my 17-year old ADHD daughter, who loves it. My ADHD husband kept stealing it from her, so I had to buy a second one for him. Not being ADHD myself, I have no idea why they love this toy so much, but they do. It is well made and makes a very satisfying (to them) clicking sound. They won't put it down.

Good fidget item. The weight is nice. The only downside is that the hinges are a little loose.