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this maybe my favorite fidget. i carry it everywhere and use it all day longcan be quite if you want.the opposite side with click is not loud at all and pleasing.highly recommend if you want a fidget that wont bother anyone, anywhere.Feels good in hand, not heavy, not light, just right.the leather leash is very nice too, to wrap around finger

The media could not be loaded. I took a risk purchasing a cheaper "EDC Fidget Toy" however I was pleasantly surprised 😮It comes with a pseudo leather lanyard that fits both the aesthetic & ergonomics of the product. It is not incredibly loud but it is about as loud as a classic pen click.The included lanyard let's you hold it perfectly in order to flick it in a circle (see video). The trouble with the design is the top can completely separate & often does when too much force is applied. The texture is unique with holes with ball-bearings exposed & a smooth aluminum finish. Fits perfectly in my hand & feels substantial without being too bulky.Overall, the feel of the Fidget & the Quality of the build has me NOT regretting adding this one to my collection. Especially since the price is so low (EDC Collectors know what I mean). It also came with a strip of low friction tape, on one side something I appreciate greatly!I'd suggest this not for a young child because of being able to be separated makes it easy to lose while outside. I suggest the doughnut or lifesaver EDC Slider Fidget as a 1st Fidget because they're even cheaper in case they don't like it or lose it...Not ideal for a Keychain as it could separate with a small jostling#EDC_ftw

I was really excited to receive and use this product until I opened the amazon package to find out it was made in China. Upon opening the manufacturers packaging I discovered one of the screws fell out so I figured I’d grab my small screw driver to put it back in, only to find out that there’s a defect and the hole that was machined in was over-bored. The “leather” lanyard is unable to fit inside the hole to attach the lanyard. Overall disappointed with this “EDC” fidget and was hoping it was a smaller company with quality products, turns out I was wrong.

Pros: It's heavy for it's size, And the slide and flip action does feel really nice. Most of the finishes are really nice to the touch.Cons: mine came with some chips in the finish (not enough That I'd pay the shipping to send it back)The original design is meant to have two glass beads where those open holes are, And because it doesn't , it doesn't have as much weight in the part that moves, most of it's in the base.That combined with the bearings aren't big enough to be fully set in The holes means that your thumb is rubbing against the whole cutouts and the finish on those isn't great, You can see in the picture where I actually have some metal burring sticking up in the hole where the ridges are.They include a Teflon sticker in the base, But it's not really doing much because there's a raised ridge all the way around the base and that's what the moving piece scrapes against. I took mine out. It feels fine, But I'm also not somebody who worries about the finish on contacting parts.Lastly, the little strap that comes with it Is a very plasticky fake leather. I think at this price point it would feel less cheap to just have a little paracord loopIn conclusion, I think with a little modification it'll be really nice, putting in magnetic bearings for all five Holes so that it has a stronger grip, taking a file to those burrs, And cutting piece of scrap leather to replace the strap.But, I feel like if it was $12 or $15 then I wouldn't mind doing all that, 20 bucks I expect it to be a little bit better than it is.

I got this as a way to determine if I wanted to invest in the original Fortune Cookie fidget this is based off. & it definitely served its purpose. I love this fidget. I have loads. Being an Autistic adult with a child on the spectrum, we have all different kinds that we share. This fidget gives a lot of different ways to play, the audible feedback is slightly different based on the two manufacturers & probably has to do with the metal choices.This is a great way to see if you are going to like to play with this before spending at least $120 on the ACEdc original. For a clone, it is very well done.

For what it costs out is worth every penny. My favorite fidget. The leather piece does die. I just got another keychain that works. The metal fidget is my favorite. I have a bunch. This one is always in my hand or pocket.

I’ve purchased about 7 fidget toys from Amazon that are similar in style (mostly magnetic sliders), and this one is by far my favorite. It’s compact, well made, and just really fun and addictive to manipulate. And It’s relatively quiet. The top half does sometimes fall off but that’s just the nature of it. If it were on tracks it would restrict the range of motion too much. I would definitely recommend buying it if you are even the least bit interested in high quality fidget toys.

I bought three for various areas and two of them already have pieces falling out. One had three magnets fall out and another has screws coming out. I really like this toy so it's such a shame.