Magnetic Star and Moon Sculpture

I love this thing. When I was a kid we have one in the living room always on the coffee table or side table by the couch and my brother and I always loved playing with it. All these years later I saw it on here and had to have it! It is a little smaller than the one we used to have but it is still awesome! Now my kids love playing with it when they're sitting in the living room and I still fiddle with it too when sitting on the couch reading or whatnot. I could see it being perfect for your desk. It's like a fidget spinner or gadget basically

If expecting to use this as a paperweight this product is not for you, however if you're just looking for something to fidget with on your desk it's wonderful! The magnet is a little less powerful than I would like but for the price I would consider this a steal. My box came un-smushed, product undamaged and as far as I could see only one star had a miss-cut, overall I'm very happy with this purchase :)

Fun for older kids as a fidget. But very sharp edges to pieces and can get lost easily.

The actual box it came in was worn like it had been dropped and slightly water damaged. (Note; not the shipping box but the actual product packaging. )But the product was fine. I just had to put it in another box that wasn't so ugly. My kid was super happy with it.

I saw this item on my suggestions and was quickly taken back to my childhood. The price was a HUGE shocker, pure early-2000's nostalgia with the original box and everything for an incredible value. The box came damaged (but what do you expect for a 20-year-old box) but the product came perfect. I'm not sure why the need for 93 pieces of magnets was a standard (why not make it even, and yes I counted out every single piece) but I'm not complaining in any way. This is a wonderful desk fidget, bringing my brain nostalgic joy from childhood every time I touch it. My friends will probably be getting units of their own.

I don’t mind, because it was under $5 shipped, but I literally laughed when I opened it and was happy I opened it before letting my 4 y/o play with it (supervised of course)Tons of chipped stars and moons which my bougie child would likely tell me 47 times during the first play session.Additionally the magnet inside the base is loose and you can feel it sliding around, when the pieces are on the surface it holds the magnets steady but still the quality is abysmal. I just figured it was one of those mass produced products with different brands slapped on which is why I went with the cheapest, if I bought again I’d likely purchase a different one closer to the $10 mark

I bought this to introduce my daughter to this sort of toy. It was nothing like the nice quality model I enjoyed as a kid. The box was mangled, as mentioned in the description, but the base - made of the cheapest plastic - was badly assembled, with the bottom on crooked and bent. (Mostly fixable with a screwdriver and some gentle reshaping; it's cheap plastic, remember.) The moons and stars are the right shape, but they didn't take the time to smooth the edges after whatever stamping process they use. They don't seem sharp enough to cut anyone by accident, but they do scratch the heck out of the cheap plastic base. Mind you, the base doesn't look classy in the first place, but after a couple uses it looks like a few cats mauled it. All that, but still three stars? Yup - because the toy still is a fine toy. The pair of ceramic magnets inside have plenty of strength to hold a large stack of the shapes, and my daughter has a blast with them - and the extra hex nuts and washers we toss on too. So long as they keep the price around $5, it's totally worth it for the joy. As long as you understand that you're buying a really, really cheap product, and you're okay with it, I can heartily recommend the hours of fun that come with it.

Love this for my desk!! I’ve kept it next to my keyboard at work for over a year now and use it all the time. I’m glad I decided on these shapes even though the stars and moons have pointier ends (not sharp though). But I didn’t want the little balls because I figured those would easily roll off my desk at times and disappear!I have so much fun playing with this while I’m thinking or just sitting there. Keeps my hand busy and my mind more at ease. It does make a little noise (obviously), but as long as you’re not going too crazy with it, it’s not an annoying noice for the office. I didn’t want to be that person LOL!