Infinity Gear Fidget Cube Spinner for Kid Adult, Transformable Spinning Top Metallic Fidget Toys for Anti-Anxiety Stress Relief Autism ADHD, 2-in-1 Cube Focus Toy for Desktop Office Classroom Black

This fidget is a unique design which spins multiple ways in your finger-grasp, and is weighted. - (definitely not recommended for younger child, if dropped or thrown it is heavy! ) Gifted to a 19yo guy & he really liked it. Came in a clamshell like zipper pouch with a bonus spinner! (2nd spinner classic wheel/plastic) Great gift!

Not your average spinner, this is the best built spinner I have ever experienced, made of metal and with what seems to be a magical bearing inside. My kids enjoy it and so does their grampa!

This fidget is fun and spins very smoothly. However, if you take it apart to use the top, you must be careful about putting it back together, because if it's not done properly the spinning does not work properly and it's drastically less fun to use.

This is a great different type of fidget gadget that some of us need in order to keep our nibble and busy. The colors blend beautifully when the spinner is spun. It is easy to use and comes with its own carrying case. It fits well in the palm of my hand.

The media could not be loaded. I was looking for a metal infinity cube and stumbled across this. What a great find! My 15 year old son was captivated immediately so I’ve ordered another one. The sound it makes is even satisfying to me and I’m easily distracted by sound. This is a great alternative for the infinity cube. The weight is perfect! Nice and solid! I have tiny hands, so this definitely would work better for someone who have average size hands, and not the fairy size hands that I have, lol! I hope you enjoy it!

I have had this on my desk for over a year. Easy to pen and clean. Spins beautifully. Love it.

The fidget is fun and a little heavy

I am a neurodivergent adult, and fidgets are an important everyday tool for me. I've owned and lost a few of these over the years because they're so useful at work. There are very few satisfying fidget toys you can use in an office, an environment I suspect most researchers & therapists don't expect autistic people to end up in.The toy is essentially a cube-shaped fidget spinner in a pretty iridescent color. The body is feels heavy & solid. The edges are pleasantly rounded. The ball bearing is precisely made and very quiet, unless you spin it extremely fast, in which case it makes a nice whirring noise.I've found them to generally be very durable, if a bit unsatisfying compared to hand flapping or something. I've broken one of these only once, when an axle came unglued after I took it apart for the umpteenth time to spin one of the parts like a top. Get rid of the adhesives and it would be pretty much perfect. 4/5.