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The media could not be loaded. What an awesome little piece. It was thicker than I expected, but it’s actually perfect.The balls inside roll quite easy, and for some reason I had not anticipated it being a cool fidget spinner as well! It was quite a surprise when I realized the center circles were able to spin around. I didn’t show it in my video but the center circle also rotates, connecting all the balls together. Even though it’s a little more difficult my kid all of this and had him concentrated for quite a while!This would be a great coming corner toy for anyone who might have an ADHD or ADD child. Their OCD will kick in and I could see my kiddos spending a long time just arranging the ball order in different ways.Recommend! 5/5

The design idea for this fidget spinner is wonderful. Part spinner, part puzzle game, which increases its usefulness.However, it's a bit chunky for an older child or adult to use, plus the plastic does not fit together smoothly enough for the puzzle to be played without frustration. Too bad. With a bit better engineering, it could have really been a winner.

Fidget toys are meant to keep you busy and entertained while relieving stress and anxiety. This particular fidget toy does that but it also requires a little effort to initially move the balls around the tracks. I'm assuming they'll loosen up a bit after more use. It's ineresting to mix up the balls on one side. There are inner and outer tracks that can be rotated. Then you flip the toy and you have more balls to mix up and/or put back in order. And if that's not enough to sort out, the front of the fidget toys spins to the back at three different spots. There are a lot of twists and turns. This can be very entertaining for a child or adult trying to calm down and relieve anxiety. The size of this toy is small enough to be able to take with you to school, work, or while traveling. It's also large enough to actually be able to manipulate to match up colors of the balls. I would have given it five stars if the balls were a little easier to move through the channels. I do hope they loosen up a little through wear and tear. Very entertaining!

My son has been struggling with sitting still/staying calm on the bus. The assistant principal suggested some type of fidget toy that can be attached to his backpack. This seems to be the perfect solution. It comes with a strap that we are able to attach to the strap on his backpack. It's not a huge toy, about the size of an adult palm, so perfect for him to use both hands. I worried that the balls would pop out, but even if you don't turn the plastic all the way, they are still blocked in. You can rotate the outside edges, spin the middle, etc. to really scramble the balls, and then try to get them all the same again.

I can't use this as a fidget toy the way I'd hoped to be able to. It makes an excellent puzzle if you scramble it, but it's too bulky to spin it like a fidget spinner and it's too loud to use it casually as a fidget. I also had an issue with a few of the beads falling out while I was twisting the outer portions. It doesn't happen often and it's pretty easy to get them back into place, but it's still annoying. If you push the beads while you roll them they squeak rather loudly too. The beads also have to be in a very specific position to be able to flip and rotate the movable bits. I wouldn't say I have small hands, but they aren't particularly large either and I have trouble getting my hands in a position that allows it to spin, so the spinner bit is essentially pointless for me.Like I said, good for a puzzle, kinda reminds me of a Rubix cube, but not good for sensory play or fidgeting.

The media could not be loaded. We thought that this was going to be fun to fidget with, but other than spinning really well, it’s frustrating because nothing else works smoothly.

Edit: January 8, 2023Despite losing a few beads, my 12 year old daughter has played with this thing of her own accord and solved this puzzle a few times now. If it wasn't a good toy she wouldn't have played with it. I think my first impression may have been overly harsh and I'm adding 2 stars. I stand by my assessment that the design is flawed, but those flaws do not prevent this from being an engaging puzzle.Original review:I got this fidget puzzle toy for my 7 year old son. When I gave it to him, he immediately complained that it was too big for his hands. He could not spin it in his hand like a regular fidget spinner. When he handed it to my 12 year old daughter, even SHE could barely fit her hand around it so she could spin it. As a fidget spinner, it would only be suitable for kids with bigger hands or adults. I would think this would eliminate most young kids. This toy is much larger than a standard sized fidget spinner.I told my son to just try out the puzzle. The beads were difficult to move across the the tracks between sections. The worst part, however, was that some of the beads would pop out when he was turning the different sections. He lost 3 in an hour of play and let me tell you, they really shoot out and will magically disappear forever under refrigerator! I was able to replicate the process of popping them out when turning the sections. It literally "shoots" them out with pressure.This toy was broken in less than hour of play by a 7 year old boy. The concept is very cool, but the functionality of the design is poor. I think the maker should take it back to the drawing board and at the very least, solve the issue of how to make it so the beads can't shoot out.

A nice toy, that kids love, my niece plays with it every time she sees it. The attractiveness of this toy is that it's complex and simple at the same time. The three rings, are intermingle-able which makes it into a fun game solving to put like colored marbles together.Pros: - Instantly gratifying to play with - The three rings are a neat concept, aesthetically pleasing to look at - Smaller than I thought it would be - Combination fidget toy/puzzle - Kids love itCons: - It doesn't look super durable