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The media could not be loaded. Good build quality. Highly addictive fidgeting. Would recommend!

Love but don't prefer that it does spin apart, just from spinning it, dont need to tool to expose magnets, wish it didnt spin to disengagement. Fix to this is making sure the end of the quote the "be" is facing my ring finger.

It’s a good rachet ring but the diameter is huge. It spins nicely but uncomfortable to wear

The media could not be loaded. Size, look and design:I got the “X” style and it looks really nice. It’s substantial and shiny. However, this fidget ring is big—I knew that going in, but I think it is just too wide to pass off as an actual ring. Also: it has “to be or not to be” etched on it. Not sure why, but maybe the question is “why not?”.Assembling/disassembling and instructions:It comes assembled and in a zip case. There is a tool to help you disassemble it, and 4 extra, tiny but very strong, magnets. My understanding is you can add or remove magnets to make it stickier or looser. I haven’t taken it apart but might at some point. For now, for me, it is working great and I don’t feel like messing with it.There is a useful instructional video about how to disassemble and reassemble it; however, there were no written instructions included.Yeah but how does it feel and sound and move?:Now for the sensory experience. It fits my fingers fine (no sharp edges) and it rotates in both directions with a click click click sound as it goes, like a bit of a ratchet sound. It does not spin freely, more like a push it around situation, although it might spin if I took out some magnets. I was expecting it to do that whirring spinnnnn but TBH this is still a really good sensory experience. There is a vibration that goes with the rotation that I really like.Because this does make a noise audible to others, I won’t use it in in-person classes or meetings. It is great for while on mute on video calls however. I thought the X pattern would give some satifying ridge-y tactile input. It’s lighter input than I expected, but not totally absent.The spinner overall has a nice weight to it that I enjoy, the fit and click/vibration are satisfying, and I like changing directions of the rotation. This is a solid addition to my spinner/fidget collection and looks less like a toy than many of the ones I have. I recommend it.

Love the product, been using it nonstop for weeks. Has a nice, satisfying clicking sound. My favorite setting (and what they don’t say in the instructions) is you can leave just 1 magnet in the ring, so it spins easily but still has that soft clicking sound - instructions say either to keep them all in or take them all out, but you can can take as many or as little as you want to find your perfect setting.Only downside is it’s a little overpriced imo, and the edges of the ring are a little sharp (but I’m assuming/hoping they’ll dull with regular use)

The media could not be loaded. I ordered the larger size because I have larger fingers, and it fits over my first knuckle of my index finger. This makes it easy to use with my thumb. That alone is nice to have happen right off the bat.When you turn/rotate the ring it does have a very satisfying sound and feeling (at least to me). It's not too clicky like some of these magnetic type of fidget devices.The only thing I don't like is that after using it for a while (after maybe a minute or two) the inner ring starts to unscrew. I did unscrew it last night to remove the magnets in order to use it as a spinner without the clicking, but as soon as I did the tiny magnets start popping out and going all over the place. I decided I might try it again later. But honestly I think I enjoy the clicking of it too much to want to try something new.It's definitely a bit pricey at the time of this review and I do think that might be a turn off for a lot of people. But for the weight of it, the quality feel and look of it, the satisfying fidget aspect of it (really the most important part), and the ability to have it as a smooth spinner or a clicking/ratcheting one could easily make one say it's worth the price.I'm extremely happy with it and I find myself having a hard time not going for it right away when I sit down at my desk and have work to do.

My initial impression of this fidget ring was that I was really surprised by how customizable it is. Out of the packaging, it's like a sprocket that has a little bit of resistance and makes noise as you turn it. The clicking noises and haptic feedback are very satisfying. The fidget also comes with a zippered case, extra magnets, and an opener tool. You can add more resistance with the extra magnets, or you can remove all of them for a quiet, free spinning fidget ring. It seems a bit pricey but is all metal and has a nice weight to it. I really wanted to love it more. But sadly, it got stolen by my spouse and I have yet to see it again. I recommend getting 2 if you don't want to have to hide this from your family.

The New EDC Tool Fidget Slider/Infinitely Rotatable Metal Fidget Finger Ring is a fidget toy designed for adults with ADHD or anxiety. It is made of metal and has a smooth, flat surface. The ring can be rotated infinitely in one direction, and it makes a clicking sound when it is moved.The Fidget Slider is small and portable, so it can be easily taken with you wherever you go. It is also discreet, so you can use it in almost any setting. Some users report that the clicking sound can be helpful for focusing and reducing stress, while others find it to be distracting.