Bouncyband Fidget Phone – Realistic Smart Phone and Sensory Device, ADHD Toys for Increasing Focus, Relieving Anxiety and More

Got this for my grandmother in law. She loved to talks to talk on the phone and she could keep this one with her at all times. Great fidget toy.

I'm an adult with adhd and I like to fiddle with things. I've been trying out all kinds of fidget toys lately and this kept showing up. I kept passing it by thinking that it was a baby's toy. I eventually became intrigued enough and just bought it. This thing is pretty cool. I've fiddled with this fake phone for hours on end. There's something that's just plain satisfying about holding it and pushing the buttons. The silicone has a pleasant feel to it and the little indentations on the front are also satisfying to absently rub.

The media could not be loaded. It is what it says it is! It’s a little louder than I’d expected (you can hear it even with my loud A/C going in the video) but still pretty quiet overall. Not sure if I’ll be able to use it in the (adult) classroom as I’d hoped but it’s quieter than clicking a pen. The whole thing feels really soft and matte and the buttons themselves are all the same, with a soft silicone covering an old school button you can kind of feel through the top. It would be cool if the buttons had different clicks or sounds, or if the middle had a nub like phones for extra sensory input without clicking but that’s fine. For me, I wish it was a bit smaller and not so phone-like, but I knew what I was ordering and I’ll probably get a bit of use out of it before it goes in my counselor sensory bin :)EDIT: now that is has been moved into my fidget bag…so many of my clients absolutely love this thing! I’ve superglued a pop socket to the back and so many more clients really like this one than I would have thought (and I have a LOT of fidgets)

I don’t fault the seller. Sometimes items get lost. Eventually. Pen pals sent a replacement knowing of my neuro challenges. The buttons are not too loud. But if youre highly sensitive like me, they do make a clicking sound. The feel of the fidget phone is okay. It would be nice if it came in a different shape, shorter and squat. This fidget phone is long narrow shape. These are small details. But for those of us with neuro challenges, and highly sensitive, I mention all details. This fidget phone does as advertised. It’s a fidget device. Would like different shape, and healing colors. Only comes in black. I give this fidget phone three stars, because I didn’t receive the first order. Otherwise, it’s a four star product. As a fidget device with physical buttons that click. I recommend it, as a starter fidget device.

This was a perfect find. Great for my adult nephew who has autism. Not the typical obnoxious rainbow colored pop it.

First, I am a very tactile person, especially with small shapes and buttons so I was very excited to get this. However:-I was under the impression by the pictures this would be that soft-touch plastic. While the plastic isn't entire smooth, it is just BARELY the soft-touch and I have a feeling I will very quickly wear it smooth.-The buttons themselves are not soft-touch at all. In fact, they aren't even solid. They are more like a thin, flexible, rubber that you can feel the actually button through. They just squish and are not a nice button press feel.-Finally, this is VERY light. You can tell the inside is hollow, save for the buttons, so it doesn't feel anything close to holding a real phone.Glad it was only $10.

The media could not be loaded. This is amazing for anxiety and was definitely above my expectations. It really helps me relax and I would absolutely recommend:)

This is a good toy for children/adults who just like the feel of the buttons move. But the clicking noise is almost nonexistent.