Hexagon Push Pop Fidget Toy Bubble Sensory for Anxiety & Stress Relief Special Needs Autism Learning Office School Game Crafts Kids Adults (White)

I use this for paint pots and it works like a charm. Just let the paint dry, pop it, and peel it off. It's so easy to clean and exactly the right size for the amount of paint I need.

My friends gifted this popper fidget to my partner and I fell in LOVE with it! I never liked other popper fidgets, but this one? The popping sound is so crisp and perfect and my brain LOVES it! If you want a super good popper fidget this is the one, I can't recommend it enough! 10/10

I got this with the intention of using it for a pallet for painting miniatures. It works perfectly! I use one side then I flip it over and use the other side. After that you can wash it with warm water and the paint will pop right out.

I bought these because it was a good value 3-pack with pleasant color options. Overall, I've been pleased with using one as a sensory fidget while at the computer. My only complaints are due to my own peculiar sensory weirdness and probably matter to approximately nobody else, but I'll mention them anyway.First, it has a minor odor which mostly dissipates over time. It's not so much a petrochemical odor as... rust? It transported me back to the 80's or 90s and the smell of old playground monkey bars. But I'm weird and extremely sensitive, so whatever. I thought it might be an iron oxide compound used as pigment in the orange one, but the green and grey smell the same, so I guess that's not it. Maybe the mold they use to produce them is iron or something. Either way, I didn't find it overpowering after I washed and aired them out for a few days.Second, the popping is different in one direction vs the other depending on which side you're popping from. In one direction, the popping takes a little more force to push but sounds gentle and muted. In the other direction, it takes much less force and sounds louder. This is probably satisfying for some people, but it annoys me. I would have preferred it pop moderately easily and moderately quietly in both directions, but I realize this may not be possible due to the way they're constructed. This might be a normal characteristic of pop-fidgets (this is my first one), so I don't fault the product for it. I've learned to hold my popping finger and thumb on opposite sides of the thing to cushion and mute the pop when popping in the loud direction.Finally, the hexagonal shape annoys me. I wish there was a rounded square available in these color options, but there wasn't at the time I ordered. It's really not a big deal. It's just off-putting somehow... the shape of it. I can't explain why. I know there are other sellers who offer rounded square pop-fidgets, but I decided it was worth it based on the value and the color choices to endure the shape and buy from this seller, so that's on me.TLDR: I'm happy with this purchase, overall. My only complaints are due to my own sensory weirdness, not the product.

Bought to use as a paint pallet.

I bought this to use as little paint wells for my model building. It works great for this as when the paint is dry just pop the well inside out and the paint comes right out. Acrylic paint anyways not to sure about ename but since its silicone i guess it should work as well. I can also see why it would be a good fidget toy due to the popping sounds it makes.

I'm using these as a painting palette. The wells are just large enough for miniature painting and easily cleaned when the paint has dried. I love the neutral gray of this particular version as it is better suited as a painting palette. Highly recommended.

Great Quality!Excellent Value!