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A great non dominant thumb fidget. Yeah, it's cheap plastic but not flimsy. If I squeeze the outer casing there is no movement at all. Solid. A nice scrolling movement inside and it's easy to keep the action moving if desired. The middle layer adds a nice unpredictable plus but doesn't inhibit the movement. Is it worth the price? Absolutely. Surprisingly enjoyable and I'm even using it while writing this review. Sometimes the cheapest fidgets are the most satisfying. I like this even better than my absurdly expensive big name roller.

Great Hand Spinner

My son happens to compete in Pokémon video games. When he gets really nervous, he has a tendency of playing with everything he can get his hands on. We were trying to use a small plush for him to mess with, but it caused some issues with the cables. Then he started fidgeting with the cables, which is a huge no-no because it could disconnect himself or his opponent, which would result in a game loss.This thing was a huge lifesaver. Once I noticed his fidgeting nature kicking in. I had the judge give him his fidget toy, and he immediately started messing with that instead of the plugs. Thank goodness for this toy. It works so well I bought four more. I make sure that I bring it with us and all of our trips.

I struggle with OCD and body focus repetitive behaviors. Trust me when I tell you I have tried everything to stop. I’ve gone through countless fidget objects and this one is a personal favorite. I like that it’s about the size of your palm so it keeps the entire hand engaged. Thumb stays occupied moving the pieces around. This gave me the satisfaction of playing with a game controller or toggle of some sort. I suppose similar to a joystick with its movements . Quiet and not flashy. Not something people would notice or question which is nice. Does not require concentration or attention so great for when you need to mindlessly keep the hands happy

this gyro fidget has a burr that detracts from the overall sleek feel. The reason it gets only one star is because I thought this fidget would be silent, instead it makes an incredibly distracting clanking sound. No, absolutely not! Because of this unnecessary sound, this fidget is NOT relaxing. If there were no sound it would be four stars. If there were no burr, I'd bump it all the way up to five. The hand feel is nice. But, like I said, the clank, clank, clank sound makes this fidget impossible to use.

Not bad but smaller than I thought it would be. Wish it was open on two sides.

If you just need something to occupy your fingers/hands, this will do the trick at a low price, but there's an inconsistency in the rotational angles that make it less satisfying from an OCD perspective.

My boyfriend and I love this fidget toy. He uses it a lot when we're watching TV. Typically he is pretty noisy so it's nice that this doesn't make a sound.The material itself is a little cheap, but that's my only gripe about it.