INNÔPLUSFidget Spinner, Sturdy Stainess Steel Construction Metal Fidget Spinner, Fidget Spinners for Kids, Delivers Smooth and Long Spin Times, for Stress Relief, Focus Enhancement, Anxiety Reduction

This is a great quality spinner. This is a very well made spinner that is made of nice, weighty metal. Mine came with an extra ball bearing cartridge and a little tool to replace one if necessary. It spins a long time due to the excellent weight distribution, but is very quiet. It spins well both on a flat surface or in your hand. The 8 luminous markers around the outside glow well when held under a light source long enough. And best of all, the quality manufacturing of this means there are no sharp edges that are on other similar spinners. This was an excellent purchase.

Pros:- avg spin time 6m+- quality feel & design- good weightCons:- slight ding in inner housing- Illumination is "lacking"- some noiseOn arrival I tested the spinner with a solid spin 4x. Flipping over between each attempt to test bearing tolerance. Each attempt recorded as follows:- 6m8s- 7m2s- 6m54s- 6m36There is a slight noise though after a few seconds it dissipates to bearly noticeable. That being said the noise seems to reveal a slight imbalance during the spin...so it's not perfectly machined but also I paid 20$ for it so...expected.Feels good in your hands and though I'd rather not I'm not afraid to drop it as it seems quite solid.Overall happy and would buy others probably!Updates:- use black light to charge, illumination is decent though dissipates quickly- bearing housing unscrews itself with use, reseating and tightening sometimes necessary- scratches and dings easily, mistakes not recommended

The media could not be loaded. I purchased this fidget spinner for myself because I need to keep my hands busy sometimes. I've never owned a fidget spinner before and don't know what to compare it to, so I'll just give you my impressions of this one independently.Firstly, it comes in great packaging with a sleek black box and firm foam insert. It would make a fantastic gift.The spinner itself is solid. It's made of metal, and it's much heavier than I was expecting. The central portion stays stationary and the interior wheel spins. I held it between my middle finger and thumb and spun it gently with my index finger, and it spun for a long time. The action is smooth, and it doesn't make a sound. You can see from the video that it spins easily with negligible force, and it doesn't slow down. I don't know how it works, but I'm guessing dust, lint, and other debris would get into the mechanism and slow it down, so I'm keeping it in the box when not in use.The spinner has been fun to use and looks great. It's my first experience with one, and I'm happy with my purchase, so I can recommend it to you. I didn't find any flaws while using it. 5/5 stars**UPDATE** Customers have asked me how long it spins, so I timed it with my watch's stopwatch by spinning it once and letting it rotate while I held it. It spun so fast that I couldn't see individual blades for 4 minutes and 39 seconds and then came to a complete stop at 5 minutes and 23 seconds.They also mentioned it should to glow in the dark. It didn't glow after being exposed to the normal LED lighting in my home, but I held my iPhone's flashlight up to it for 10 seconds, then turned out all the lights, and it glowed. I've attached a picture of that.

It broke. It felt hefty, but was clearly not balanced well. The main body is cast and I didn’t see evidence of machining. The center bearing is held in using a brass threaded ring into the aluminum threaded bore. Both are soft metals, so don’t put too much stress on the threads. That retaining ring is really the only thing holding the bearing secure. The center posts are male - female threads which fit into the ID of the bearing. So, at a very small 1/8” (roughly) ID and 1/2” (approximately) OD, there is a ton of room for wiggle if anything gets loose through normal use, drops, etc. The bearing itself is a standard steel ball style, not enclosed, non lubricated. For the cost, I wasn’t expecting precision parts and all... so meh. I give it a 4 star overall because it was very, very entertaining to spool it up on the bench with the air nozzle and watch it rattle itself to pieces. It asked me to rate “sheerness, durability, and warmth.” It isn’t sheer, but if you grab it while it’s spooled up, you may have your fingers shorn off (3/5). Kids and people who don’t push the limits too hard may find it to be decently durable. But, I found it to be disappointing (3/5) after the maniacal laughing when it busted up at 20k+ rpm. It’s probably not rated for those rotational speeds. And by probably, I mean certainly most likely. Warmth? Not at all. It’s cast aluminum. Very cold. (1/5). Oh, and just in case you need to know, the lights are activated by placing the body in direct light for a reasonable amount of time. The closer to true UV you get, the brighter they become. The listing mentioned it a few times already but I want to make sure we all understand how ‘glow in the dark’ works... you know, in case a recipient of one of these has been in a coma since the 1950s - 1960s.