Metal Poker Fidget Slider for Adults - Push Card Stress Relief Toy, Portable EDC Fidget Toys for ADHD, Autism, Anxiety, Boyfriend

... After recently watching a very popular Gadget YouTube channel I came across the "LautieEDC Shuffle KK Fidget Slider, 2099 Series" and I thought this looks different and interesting. So I did some research on my tablet and I went on the official LautieEDC website. The price of these original Shuffles put me off straight away and also offering from the USA didn't help either? So doing some more homework on the web I see this little shuffle gadget on Amazon for about the same price as a pint of lager. Now don't get me wrong or anything I've never held or used the original one however unless it's made of genuine 9ct gold this particular version (copy) is so solid, smooth and just screams quality as soon as it arrived! Tbh I wasn't expecting anything like this especially for the price I paid. The Original will obviously be of better quality, even smoother and use better materials etc, but for approximately 14 times cheaper trust me this is the Winner out of the two hands down due to the price alone!! Trust me it's that good and even if you do lose it you can still sleep at night knowing you've just lost a gadget worth the price of a pint of lager!

Great quality for the price. Smooth sliding and a satisfying metallic click when closing. I do find it a little annoying that it comes apart into the two seperate pieces quite easily at times as it's only held together with the magnets, and I also find it pinching my skin quite a lot too, but I still find myself using it a lot. One other thing, the description states "Adjust the screw for customized resistance levels". This is completely wrong as there's no screw and no way of making this adjustment so they seriously need to amend the description. If I encounter any issues with it over the next few weeks I'll update this review to help others.

Definitely has a great weight and feel to it although the clacking of the metal and the magnets makes this rather loud so it would annoy the hell out of people around you!

Heavy, very well built. Magnets are very strong to the point I was almost going to knock off a star, but became easier to use after using it for a bit (I imagine it wasn't the magnets but rather surface fraction between the material of the two pieces). It's not as satisfying as I may of thought, but that's entirely subjective—it's still fun and a cool desk ornament.

Erm, not the best quality but price should make that obvious. I’ve had this for about 3 hrs and it’s starting to fall apart and scratches easily, although I’d expect scratches of metal that’s sliding together so can’t really complain about that. What looks like plasters (band aid) keeping the magnets in is ripping off and coming away, meaning the magnets won’t be around for long.

I got this fidget toy once just like, for funsies really. I was going through a period where I needed a way to distract myself from some fairly negative moments I was having, and I got a bunch of fidget toys to give them a shot. This one was mid, at best. The metal is nice and smooth, the actual thing is sturdy and solid. But the main gripe I have with this is really the that like, it doesn't necessarily fit my own personal needs of a fidget stim thing. It does sound fairly loud when you clack it close, thats cool but eh. Kind of honestly idly overhyped.

Perfect for keeping my hands busy always fiddling with a pen or something. Solid feel and can be used quietly and normally with the magnetic clicking sound.

This gets the ADHD and ASD approval from me. It's got a lovely weight to it and satisfying snap. It takes a bit to get used to it, but honestly, I could sit playing with this for hours. Not the best for public use tho as it's pretty loud, I mostly use it at home