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This is the second fidget dodecagon I've bought and I highly recommend them. While the first one I bought broke, it lasted for a little over 3 years despite some very rough handling from some of the kids I work with, including kids trying to pull pieces off and throwing it. Ultimately the texture side fell off, part of the rubber loop snapped off, and the item broke in half after getting thrown across the room (obviously not its intended use). But for context, most of my fidgets start to break within a year, so the fact that this held up for so long is actually miraculous. Especially because it's easily the most popular fidget in my basket -- even more popular than my fidget cube or squishies, and it's popular with boys and girls alike.It's great for keeping kids who need to fidget engaged. The first time they see it, the number of options can be a little distracting, but once they've taken them all in, it isn't so distracting and can help them focus. I think it would be a great one to carry with you (or for your child to carry with them), because having all sorts of sensory stimulation from one fidget removes the need to carry as many. A number of the buttons and things on it do click and clack, though I think it's quieter than popits, and also there are a number of things one can play with on it that don't make any noticeable noise.

Very fun to play with, but it does feel a bit clunky with small hands. The Quality is Great, as I haven't had a problem that wasn't caused by me that I couldn't fix (I accidentally pulled out the soft button, and the single prong thing, but I was able to shove them back in without any hassle) It has quiet bits, and noise bits, but the noise bits are pretty quiet. There are a lot of things to do on it, and the movement of the joystick feels smooth, unlike other joystick which feel like the spring is coming out. All in all, feels great!

My first fidget toy.I decided to go for an actual fidget toy, after picking on my poor remote control for years.The good:Rubber "Joystick". I don't quite know what to call it, but it looks like a joystick. It doesn't act like one. However, its partially hollow, so the sensation of pressing on it is nice. It also gives a really nice rubbery pop because of the inside. Nice sensation.The bad: These are basically all because they do nothing for me.The flat thumb nub. You can rub your thumb on it.Gears (Three wheels). No resistance. No clicks. They're silent. Might be a great sensation for others.Sliders: No noise or resistance. I was bummed about this one.The Meh:Pad: It feels nice, but its not something I go to.Rubber balls: They're firm. Not as fun as the single. But again, someone will definitely enjoy the feeling of them.The Great!Switch: It clicks, it feels like it can take a while to wear out. Very satisfying.Button: Its a button. Clicks, and its covered with a silicon rubber. Kinda perfect to fidget with.Gamepad: Don't know what else to call them. Basically 4 buttons like a game controller. Awesome clicks.Joystick: Again, nothing special. But man, it fidgets great!Second button: Aside from the switch, this is my favorite. The pad is low, and has circles on it. So it feels nice. But just as I was about to move on, it pressed down. Its a twofold. Pretty great.All in all, not perfect, but definitely good enough. I think I'll keep looking for one that gives the same sensation of sliding the back of the remote on and off. Hopefully with a nice click.Could I just get a dedicated remote control and use it as a fidget toy? MIND YO BUSINESS, STEVE!!!

I bought this fidget toy for a young man age 22 with autism. His mom says he takes it in the car with him and it helps to keep him focused. It’s very easy to carry. In fact, a mom can put it in her purse.It was very well-made. The function is wonderful and the quality was very good. I would recommend this product if you have a child with disability.

If I could change 1 thing about this. I would make the purple loopy part a bit longer and stronger. I like to put my finger on it to hold it secure while I play but it’s a little small and I can’t move the ball around much. And the purple loopy thingy broke already . I thought it was to use as to hook it to something on the go..don’t really care for how the rubber pieces get fuzzy stuff stuck to it. But wet wipe it comes off.but I still love it!

I ordered this fidget to curb picking at my nails and to soothe general anxiety. All of the different sides were very appealing.This fidget has some awesome sides. Only four of the sides are noisy (the button ones). Everything else is relatively quiet. This cube is big and can't really fit in my hand.So, the reason why I gave this fidget only 3 stars is because after three hours of playing with it on and off, I already have some breakage. Firstly, the little sliders are not affixed to the fidget at all. You can pull them off with your fingers very easily. If you have small children, you might want to glue them in. I will end up gluing them down so that they won't come off in my bag.Secondly, there is a side with three little rubber ball things that you can pull and push on. In pushing them around, the base of one of those balls split. If I fidget with that side any more, it will break off completely.One other thing I noticed is that the side with the four triangular buttons doesn't seem to be made too well. The buttons are not stationary, and instead wobble around a lot. Not sure if that was intentional or not, but it is kind of annoying.Overall, this fidget is alright, but there are some faulty bits. It would probably be okay for people that don't use it often (maybe an hour a day), but for people that will be using it more, this might not be for you. I will be buying a different brand for when this one reaches the end of its life.

Came just says described, enjoy the color. And it’s a nice fidget.