Cubier 2pcs Ballpoint Fidget Pen Set, Magnetic Magic Metal Roller Fidget Ballpen Anti-anxiety Fidget Toy for Work, Classroom, Home

It depends on your ADHD I guess. My husband didn't like it as much, but I suspect everyone is different.

Is a good thinking toy. I think it use some work but otherwise it's good. Takes a bit to break in the bending and the magnets are hard to take apart.

Not the same as the real ThinkInk pen. Still an ok fidget but difficult to use the pen because it bends.

Very nice wish the magnets were a little bigger spring needs to be a little stronger too but over all really good

I love this pen. I love toys and gadgets, and this is more fun than just about any "fiddle-while-you-concentrate" toy I've ever had. My favorite thing to do with it is to make a loop with the spring balancing the pen, then spin the pen. I do it a lot during meetings, and many people have asked where they could get a pen like it. For the price, I was afraid I'd be disappointed, but it exceeded my expectations, both as a fidget-gadget, and as an ink pen. I assumed it would write quite poorly--like advertising-hand-out pens so often do, but it writes smoothly.I also love bargains, and two of these for less than $10.00 is a real bargain.

The pen is too wobbly to actually write with.

Heavy and interesting. People comment on it all the time. "I'm gonna steal your pen" etc. I bought it for the magnets, so I can just attach it to the metal on a clipboard and it hangs solid. The magnets are strong. I ended up giving my kid my extra magnets and spring, as I only need 1 magnet for my use. Cool pen. Haven't had to refill yet. Writes good too, which I wasn't expecting.

Couldn’t be more disappointed. Ink cartridge didn’t fit in the pen, no spring for pen, and it didn’t even have magnets.