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Bought several of these as small gifts. They are really great for stress relief. They are sturdy and very well crafted, with a good weight to them. Not bulky, so they fit in a pocket nicely.

I love this thing. It's taken some breaking in, but now that I've been using it for a few weeks it's really smoothed out and is easily workable. It's helps me concentrate and I find it fun. I wanted something one handed and this fits the bill perfectly.

I have a love-hate relationship with this fidget slider. I wanted to give it 5 stars, and I wanted to give it 2 stars. I settled on 4 stars for the following reasons: (1) Quality - It's really very nice quality in terms of the plates. They are thick, heavy, and solidly crafted with smooth finished edges. I got the Silver AA which, thankfully, isn't a "bright" silver. It looks more refined. There is a finish around the magnets that does wear down but honestly that's to be expected considering the pieces are rubbing against each other. The magnets seem to be firmly in place and show no looseness. I was looking for a one-handed fidget toy. (2) Ease of use - At first, this was impossible for me to open one handed. I almost returned it. However, as I kept fidgeting with it, eventually it loosened up quite a bit and now I can easily open and close it one handedly, even in my pocket, and most of the time I can open it just by sliding the front and back plates apart (i.e., not having to use the sides to force it opened). (3) Loudness - My first complaint is the sound of the click: It is REALLY loud! Now, I love a click to my fidget devices. This one, however, is way louder than a click. It's more of a clank, and the frequency of the clank can sometimes be uncomfortable on my ear. (4) Magnetic bleed - My second complaint is with the magnetic field. There seems to be little or no blocking of the magnetic field from the back-side of the magnets (the plates front sides). This means it attracts anything of appropriate metal types and could destroy anything that is magnetically engineered such as a hotel or work magstripe key card or any other item that contains magnetically encoded data. This is certainly something to keep in mind when putting it in your pocket or bag: be careful what you put in there with it. Overall, for keeping on the desk or table, it does have a very satisfying click. I'm glad to have it. Even with the magnetic field, I'd still probably buy it again. Would I buy it again knowing how loud it is, though? Doubtful.

I've had it for about a week, and I love it. It is a bit tricky and hard to move at first, but once you play with it a bit, it loosens up. I haven't had any issues with the magnets yet, but I'll update if that changes. It is very noisy, which I like at home, but my coworkers did not appreciate. I figured out if you put a thin piece of cloth in between the pieces, it "mutes" it. I used a corner of a t-shirt rag from work, but a bandana or one of those microfiber cloths for cleaning glasses would work too.

This fidget toy does help me with my ADHD. Great for nail chewers. The only negative about this is one of the magnets came out. I had to super glue it in to keep it from coming out.

I LOVE this thing and constantly have it with me. I lost one and had to buy a second asap. As a heavy stimmer I like my stim toys to have a lot of weight and resistance otherwise my brain gets bored and this thing delivers! The magnets are STRONG. They provide great resistance when sliding and keep the 3 separate layers together well. The layers can come apart, but rarely will by accident while using. The weight makes it feel substantial and satisfying to hold. It's 2.6 oz, a little heavier than an airpods case. The track slides through 4 levels and makes a satisfying click as it shifts between them. Some reviews complain about it being too loud, but I actually love the sound. If you slide it slower it's quieter too. One warning: the colored coating on the black one will rub off with consistent use and stain your fingers. Get the silver one.

The magnets aren’t strong. It comes apart easily. For the price, I thought it would spin all the way around and stay together.and oh God is it loud smh. Very small. For a child. Nope. Not worth the money to be honest.

Great fidget toy for any child or adult. A little loud while clicking together. But worth the money. Small enough to fit into your pocket or your purse or your book bag. Small enough to fit in your hand to carry around. Made out of metal.

Pretty good :) My ex who likes poker liked it (lmao), its pretty resilient and isn't too loud and has just the right resistance (according to my now ex) I recommend it if you think someone likes cards

I recently purchased the ITOKEY EDC Fidget Toys Metal Fidget Slider, and overall, I'm quite pleased with it! The design is sleek and modern, making it a perfect addition to my desk. The metal construction feels durable, and I love how smooth the sliding mechanism is—it provides a satisfying tactile experience that helps me focus during long work hours. While it's a fantastic fidget toy, I wish it had a bit more weight to it, as it can feel a little light when I'm fidgeting. However, it's still a great stress reliever and a fun way to take short breaks. Overall, if you’re looking for a stylish and effective fidget toy, I highly recommend the ITOKEY Metal Fidget Slider

It’s a cool little fidget card — a fun way to distract the mind and keep busy. The design is simple but effective for stress relief and focus. I hope they make a version with multiple cards for even more variety and entertainment. Definitely a great little distraction!

Love this fidget toy, use it all the time. Very good quality.

The experience was very bland opening it, i like how fast the delivery was and its a very high quality toy, very useful when i get stressed too