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Good weight, excellent sensory and fidget toy for neurodivergent older kids and adults alike. I use it at work to prevent finger picking, it's quiet and doesn't disturb my coworkers or clients. The pieces that may come off with use are very small and are a choking hazard for humans that put stuff in their mouth that they shouldn't. But excellent for everyone else.

This fidget spinner has everything I could ask for: smooth spinning, multiple separately moving parts, yet it's still all integrates and works together. It has fostered my creativity in ways that I couldn't have even imagined. Definitely worth the money!

Not a fidget spinner for ants. (It is a high-quality spinner for larger hands. This item is especially nice if you work in an office and feel comfortable displaying it, perhaps as a conversation piece)Think more “art piece discovered in a university farmer's market” than “plastic trinket you can tuck into skinny jeans.” The brass-and-aluminum build packs the weight of a well-worn travel bag—solid enough to make you second-guess tossing it in a pocket. But the real magic is in the near-silent, gear-driven spin. It’s like stumbling onto a side street bazaar street in an ancient city: complex, mesmerizing, and oddly calming once you let it draw you in.Set this up on your desk and let the synchronized gears do their meditative dance. The spin is linear (the inner and outer gear move in unison), so don’t expect mind-bending illusions. This one’s about slow-burn fascination rather than flashy chaos. It’s quiet enough not to irritate your cubicle neighbors, and it spins long enough for a mini mental vacation.It comes with a zippered case, sure—but once you see those gleaming gears in action, you’ll probably leave it on display. If featherweight spinners or minimalist pocket toys are what you need, keep walking. This is for those who are able to collect mechanical curiosities, and who don’t mind displaying them.

PERFECT! Exactly as described!

... Then enjoy this FUN FIDGET SPINNER! 😃One loose screw fell out in the first couple minutes, but fortunately I saw it fall, replaced it and immediately tightened all of the screws. It landed on carpet and bounced under the edge of the couch, but if it had fallen out somewhere else later it could have been lost. Good feel, easy for large hands like mine to manipulate (I'm a 6 ft tall man), but my wife's hands are smaller and she found it awkward to handle. Well made, will look nice on my desk at work.

The media could not be loaded. This is the best fidget spinner I own.Ordered a bunch of different kinds of fidget spinners and I don’t know why but this one just feels so solid. Definitely worth it.

Great Toy

So I ordered this, in hopes that it would be something nice to fidget with... and here's my Pro's and Con's on it...CON:1. The outer most gears you see on the triad points, do 100% nothing but spin, for decor, 0% functionality.2. The outer ring is completely stationary, it doesn't freely move.3. The inner triad gear system only moves via the center disc (where you would hold it). So if you have it on the table, the only way you can get the inner gears to move, simply put, is to hold it and spin it. Otherwise you're left to have it on the table and spin it that way, this is when you'll see the inner gears in motion.Pro:Well if you're into this type of thing, it doesn't feel cheap... but honestly a bit over priced for what it really is... and yes, if you give it a good crank, while you hold it on the table, it does spin... Also if you just angle it in the light just right - you do get a interesting mandala visuals...