Infinity Cubes, Durable Stress Relieving Blue Fidget Toy, Stress and Anxiety Relief Fidget Cube, Relaxing Hand-Held Fidget Toys for Adults and Kids

We have several of these in different colors. My kids (ADHD and Autism/ADHD) and husband (undiagnosed, but almost definitely neurodivergent in some way) all love them as general fidgets. It's nice that they're not "little kid" styled like so many fidgets are, so teens and adults can feel comfortable using them. If there's a variety of fidgets out, everyone in my house will reach for the infinity cube first. Bottom line, they get the job done at a good price, and are quite durable. Highly recommended all around.However, one caveat. These do come up as an option when I search Amazon for "quiet fidget toys," and you should be aware that is not totally accurate. They make a kind of clicking sound. It's not super loud, it doesn't bother us at home at all. But it's not quiet enough for school, where the fidgets need to be basically silent - the one time our son brought one to school, the teacher asked us not to let him bring it in again. Just so you know!

I ordered one of these for myself at first. I have a decent collection of various fidget toys that use regularly (I spend a lot of time on the phone for work). This is by far my favorite! It’s small, easy to manipulate with one hand, and is just plain fun to use. There is a small squeak while using, but you don’t really notice it. Once my adult kids started using it they asked me why I didn’t get one for them! So I ended up getting 5 more! Definitely worth it!

One of my friends informed me they love fidget items like those spinners or squishy orbs. I noticed they didn't have one of these cubes yet and decided to get it for them for their birthday. They loved it and said they use it regularly. They also let me try it and it was cool and kind of relaxing for some reason. My friend told me that one of the reasons they enjoy fidget toys so much is because they are neurodivergent and these fidget toys help them calm down if stressed. I think this would be a great item for both neurotypical and neurodivergent people if they are interested in fidget items!

This is very ideal to use. It was very squeaky when I first got it, but rubbed some beeswax on it and it isn't squeaky anymore. It's still not quiet, but it is great and almost addicting to use.

My students love this fidget and find it to be sturdy and nicely heavy. There is a bit of a squeak after long-term use, but that is easily rectified by a light oil spray on the joints.

This is the second I purchased. My son took the first from his dad. When the price dropped a got another. When I placed it on his desk during a work call he looked up and whispered thanks. It squeaks. But it doesn’t bother him. If he fidgets with his fingers or a pen it’s to make noise too anyway.

When I got it out of the box I enjoyed the weight of the item and it felt like good quality. However, as someone who likes to fidget while working I can’t use this cube because it makes a squeaky noise loud enough for everyone around me to hear and be bothered by. So if your looking for a quiet fidget this is not your thing. If your not bothered by sounds and like a heavier cube this will definitely be your thing.

I bought one for myself months ago. I have anxiety and adhd so I fidget a lot. I have many other fidget toys but this is probably my favorite. It's super easy to do (even one handed) and the variety of colors makes it perfect to find something suitable to your tastes. I had my roommate try mine and he also loved it - he also has anxiety and adhd so I got him his own for christmas and he loves it! I also love the sound it makes (a little clacky but not too bad)!