Lightning Infinite Fidget Slider Metal Magnetic Haptic Fidget Toys for Adults Anxiety/ADHD/Stress Relief

If you’re looking for a fantastic fidget slider then this is the one to get. It is not super heavy and feels good in the hand with absolutely no rough edges or hot spots. As for how it sounds, it’s not quiet but also not super loud either. The noise it makes is a satisfying crunchy clickety clack sound so if you’re looking for something with a loud crisp click then this is not for you. The magnets are just the right strength to have super smooth movement but strong enough to do lots of tricks my fingers and hands never get tired from using it. Overall this is a great quality trackless fidget slider.

What is considered a 'good' fidget toy is dependent on personal taste, but I have enjoyed using this one. I like the sound it makes in conjunction with the feeling of the magnets snapping in place. The sound is loud enough that you cannot use it in meetings or on phone calls unless muted. I like that you can use it one handed. I use it on long conference calls when muted and when focusing on solving a problem. It as a solid feel and some weight. I like the clean appearance. It came with two optional black stickers that can be applied to the interior of one or both blocks. The pads did not really reduce sound but did lesson the magnetic pull slightly but not enough to affect the use. Moving the pieces back and forth can be done for longer periods, but when I started turning the top piece 180 (one handed), my hand would get tired and occasionally cramp up. I used it for short periods at first and am increasing duration as I build up my hand strength. I felt it was a little pricey when I ordered it, but now that I know I will use it regulatory and it has a solid feel, I feel the price was okay.

First after getting these I hated them amd thought what a complete waste of money. Once I started using them more and figuring how to use them for what I find enjoyable, they're my favorite. Down side...loud and will likely annoy anyone around you. Con #2 - I wish the cutouts in the pieces didn't go all the way to the edge. I like to flip and spin these and the edges can be sharp and cause pain/discomfort.

I am a fidgeter. If I’m not tapping my foot, I’m clicking a pen. This slider is the Rolls Royce of fidget toys. It’s made of metal and has magnets inside. You slide it back and forth and it makes satisfying "swoosh" and snap sounds. The haptic feedback is addictive. Warning: It is loud enough that you cannot use it during a Zoom meeting without people thinking you are cracking walnuts. But for solo fidgeting? It’s fantastic.

The good: The weight is great. It fits in my hands well, The big knurlings on it are awesome feeling. The spacing and intensity of the clicks is good. Because it's magnets on both sides it really stays put, It's not going to fall apart in your pocket. Also, it comes pre-installed with two Teflon stickers facing each other so it's very smooth when it slides, But I like the look & friction of it without it and it's also very enjoyable with the stickers removed. The bad: The sound out of the box isn't the good in my opinion. It's not a solid click sound. It sounds gritty, like moving loose pieces of metal against one another under tension. So I opened it up (those screws are _tight_) and found what's going on. There's a metal frame that all the magnets just sit in, and them moving around freely is part of the reason it sound gritty/creaky. Also, and more importantly, that frame was glued in place on one half and free floating in the other, so shaking it it rattles. So I personally will be gluing everything in place. (Pro tip: if you are going to disassemble it, be ready to take both apart and mark a positive side on each magnet, so that you can put them back facing positive to negative. Also do this with the shell on a metal plate that's magnetic or your magnets will jump to one another when you try to put it back together)

Perfect size to keep in your pocket. The weight and quality are perfect. The sound it makes is very satisfying and really helps with my anxiety. It might seem pricey, but I found it well worth the money.

Love it. But I does make a little extra noise than I would be comfortable taking into my work space. It did come with some fabric pads… which I never got a chance to use before they got thrown away. I assume they were to make the sliding noises quieter. So I just fiddle with it at home to much satisfaction.

It seems well constructed. The decorative back and the flat plate are nicely machined. I wanted to address the loudness and grittiness a bit so I attempted to unscrew the plate. The screw heads broke off so super glue it is to get it back together. It is a bummer that the manufacture cheaped out on the screw when the rest if it is nice.

Cant stop fidgetting them since. The crackling sound it makes is so satisfying. Just dont fidget them in public places or someone gets annoyed. Overall, nice to bring in your pocket as an edc item.

Definitely a fidget toy Well made will probably last forever until it gets lost

great

Nice fidget toy. Good build quality and fun to play around with. It's got a satisfying feeling in the hand.

It's a decent slider, nice weight, not too heavy and not too light. Though it was pretty loud which was not to my liking so I opened it up and glued the magnets down which made it near silent and much more enjoyable for me. It also comes with two black stickers to also help limit noise. I took a star off because it feels overpriced for some metal and magnets and I had to glue the magnets down to make it to my preference, but I don't regret my purchase at all! Definitely recommend if the noise wont bother you or if you are willing to go through the effort of gluing down the magnets to make it quieter.