CXCASE Fidget Spinner Prime Anti-Anxiety Helps Focusing Fidget Toys Premium Quality CNC Metallic Focus Toy for Kids & Adults - 4-in-1 Spinning Top, Z Spinner, Cube Spin -Cube Spinner 1

So far, there's not one thing I'd change about this. It's perfect. Beautifully cnc machined metal work and finish. I'm a sucker for metal work. It has a satisfying weight and spins effortlessly. I got the one with the reflective rainbow finish, I'm just fascinated with it. It's simple but creative and I like that they packed in more uses with the parts: when you detach the opposite corners, they are magnetically attached, one of the pieces can be spun alone as a spinning top, or the other end added to that as a fidget you can turn endlessly or pull against the natural force of the magnet, or enjoy the feel of rolling the smoothed corners around in your palm. Then you can snap all 3 pieces back into place to return to your spinner cube. So creative! Arrived in a metal tin with foam inserts. Thank you for a quality product at a good price. This is the definition of value. Sometimes you feel like you take a risk ordering straight from a Chinese manufacturer, but don't worry you can buy this one with confidence.

This cube is unlike any other fidget in my collection. As far as fidgets go this isn't very satisfying at all. As far as using it as a toy or using it to add to a toy collection it's amazing. This would be appropriate for both toy and fidget collections. It would be absolutely remarkable if you break this, you can probably fling it as hard as you can against a brick wall and it won't break. Considerably more entertaining than staring at a wall. If you have some sort of mental condition that leaves you mentally non-functioning besides staring at a wall this requires no mental energy to use. There's better toys out there for anxiety than this, this is more novelty, but very well made novelty. Using this to fidget with while focusing on other stuff it probably would work but again there's better toys out there for that. This really is more of just a toy, but a very fun toy. I'd rank it up there with the original V1 Tamagotchi as far as how fun it is except there's no consequences for forgetting to feed it. Put miniature googly eyes on it and it can be your pet cube, you can pretend your pet cube is a transforming robot. Most markers probably won't color on this, I'd use paint or stickers if you want to customize it. If your marker colors on this cherish that marker for it is good marker. You can probably superglue glitter onto the outside to give better grip, or just do nothing to it, it's nice without any customization. I have dice bigger than this, which can be a pro, but I also lost mine and haven't seen it in months and have no idea where it is. To be fair my entire toy collection doesn't have a designated spot, I just spread them around the bedroom and mildly annoy my fiance. They end up falling behind the bed, some are on the windowsill, really it could be anywhere among my hoarding mess of toys. I'll find it eventually... Or maybe not for another 4 years I really don't know.All around a solid 74/78, taking 4 points away because it really makes a bad fidget. As a toy 5 stars. It's what's advertised, I dunno how you can be disappointed in this if you read the description unless you wanted this as a fidget then you may be mildly disappointed. For the average consumer in the market for tiny metal cubes to add to a toy hoard I'd recommend this highly. I personally wouldn't use something like this for my daily fidget, memory foam mattress samples are more satisfying than this, but this has fun on it's side.

I love it, for the most part. It has very smooth motion but the magnet, holding the whole thing together, isn't strong enough to withstand the spinning motion if you happen to pick it up by the wrong cornersand spin it. The removable pieces on those two corners go flying out and the whole cube shape collapses. So at first I spent a lot of time hunting pieces on the floor whenever I picked it up. But have gotten use to which corners are which by touch. The colors and the smooth action (including the top itself) are soothing and relaxing. Have to admit, I loved that they packaged a 'cube' into a 'round' container that is as clean and sleak looking (for a can w/lid) as the rotating motion is on the cube spinner.

4.5 stars for the rainbow spinner.Pros:-Very aesthetically-pleasing color-Weight of the cube is perfect-Magnetic-Soothing to use with both hands or one-The corners can be removed, revealing the inside of the cube-The spin of the cube in "brand new" condition spins at a high speed for a long period of timeCons:-Difficult for some to get used to it and be able to play with it with just one hand-May only be soothing for those of us that really enjoy the spinning aspect of a cube. No buttons, joysticks, etc.-The product originally squeaked a bit when I would spin it, so a dab of petroleum-based jelly was used to lubricate the inside rotating mechanism. This, of course, slowed the speed of the spin down. It has progressively begun to spin faster for a longer period of time; however, I would rather the slower spin than the squeak of the metal--just my opinion. It is possible that I may have just gotten one that had a defect.Overall:Since making this purchase, a friend of mine with OCD asked to used it and quickly asked for the link to purchase it themselves. Also, once you get used to the product (the weight, how it spins, and the different things you can do with it), it really is an enjoyable spinner. I would absolutely recommend this product.

I have had this cube for about 8 months now and fidget with it every single day. It is incredibly sturdy (has held up to being dropped multiple times) as well as being used pretty heavily and on a daily basis. The spin is very smooth (have had to WD-40 the bearing about 4 months in, but that's to be expected with how much it has been used) and it is silent. I simply cannot recommend this enough and have even bought 3 more for some of my fellow coworkers who have enjoyed them thoroughly as well.

Picked this up for a child with a sensory processing disorder. The child enjoys holding heavy things / feeling weight. This little cube has a nice weight to it. It's small (not much larger than an inch along each edge) but heavy! Spinning time with a single push is just over a minute, but this will probably be in constant motion in the classroom. It is a "fidget" after all. Haha Love the finish on it, too.