Metal Fidget Toys Fidget Slider Haptic Coin for Adults EDC Slider

Clickity freakin clack I love this certain brand of cookie. This one GETS me.

I've been looking for a single-handed fidget toy for myself for a long time, and this one is finally it! It has an excellent weight to it so it feels nice in my hand, the movement is really smooth, and it makes a satisfying click when it snaps into place. I've had a couple of other fidget toys over the years, but this is the first one that checks all my boxes. Small enough to fit in my pockets, easy to fidget mindlessly with one hand, or I can actually focus on it and use both hands, and not obnoxiously loud or in some other way annoying to other people. I love it!

This fidget spinner has a good weight and a satisfying feel. It’s just a bit smaller than an Oreo (yet, I still wonder who left an Oreo on the table…and why haven’t they shared!) The resistance when spinning feels good to me. It does not spin freely, rather it clicks from one magnet to the next). It can be near silent if you do it very slowly. If you speed up, there will audible clicks and scrapes as the metal touches and slides.I like the size: it fits easily into a front pocket without being noticeable. The design is cool and also offers a good grip. It’s metal so it’s durable (though it does make quite a racket if you drop it). It does come apart into 3 pieces; two outside discs and the inner ring that facilitates the spin. The magnets are strong so I’ve never had it come apart while fidgeting (or even when I dropped it… though it rolled along the floor for what seemed like a mile as I was trying to recover it!).One caveat, after playing with it in one hand for a while without changing the hold/position, I realized the skin on my thumb was feeling raw from rubbing against the texture. I’m now more conscious about changing hands or position so I’m not irritating one spot.Overall, a great addition to the collection.

I was unbelievably excited to get this. I purchased the oreo and when it arrived, I almost dropped my ice cream trying to get it out of the tiny box. It was great at first, but only hard clicked about half the time. Now if you're reading this, open it up, take the clicking wheel, turn it over and put it back in. I can't figure out why it works but mine is clicking non stop now. I mean, only when I move it. Not on its own or anything. Okay bye.

We absolutely LOVE this BUT they are so easy to lose! We have bought 2 and both of them slipped out of my hands while spinning and into the opening in the car between the seat and console. Maybe user error? Either way, use with caution haha

two magnets have come free of the housing and make the spinning feel much much more loose. I have applied gorilla glue 3 times and they still come out after a couple days. This was my favorite fidget before this started. Also the paint is beginning to chip and show silver beneath the black already. (under a month)

This one works for me.I have a variety of fidget related items on my work desk. But this one is my current go-to for when I need to troubleshoot issues, or sitting in meetings that are mostly "listen in" meetings for me.And depending on your interaction with it, it can be somewhat quiet, to a decent amount of "click." Which is also just fun experimenting with that aspect of where and with how much pressure to turn it to get a variation in noise and motion.

This has become my favorite fidget toy. It's fun to flip around in my fingers, rub the texture of it or twist/rotate it. The twisting is quiet enough if I do it slowly that I can use it around others or even in work meetings. I liked it so much that I bought it as a gift for others.