The Sensory University Mini Roller Ultimate Hand Fidget 3 Pack Improved Motion

As others have said, this is small. I wear a small to medium glove size for women. I haven't quite figured out how to get it to continually spin which is what my brain wants. But I do like it.I also wish they'd come in larger sizes. Maybe 1.5 times larger and 2 times larger.That being said, I haven't completely mastered it. I tend to put it between my fingertips. I have to be careful to not drop it. I think it isn't as discrete in my fingertips. I need to try leaving it sitting on my fingers inside a slight fist (not on fingertips) and spinning with thumb.I wish they'd sell in more color options. This is a 3 pack. I would have preferred 3 different colors so I could know "red belongs at work, blue in my purse, and yellow at home". So if I accidentally move them I know where to return them so I have them when I want.

I'm constantly fidgeting with stuff. In the car it's usually a quarter, at work it's whatever I find laying on my desk. There are tons of fidget toys on the market now, but I was just looking for a better quarter.Most fidget toys are metal, metal objects make noise when you drop them on a desk, which annoys co-workers. They also tend to roll... under other people's desks, or car seats.This is almost perfect, it's plastic, and light, so when you drop it, it doesn't make much noise. Because it's light, it doesn't roll far. It's simple in design and use, two plastic discs that snap together, and rotate against each other. It's slightly bigger (and thicker) than a quarter, which I find just right, I tend to drop it less.Almost perfect... after nearly a year of use, all 3 (one in each office, one in the car) are worn to the point that the two halves no longer snap together, and fall apart.When not worn out, a few things I'd prefer to see improved on. A little more "grip" to the bumps would be nice. Until they're broken in, it can be difficult to rotate the discs. It would be nice if one of the halves had a bit of knurling, similar to that of a quarter, giving it another textured surface.For the cost, it's hard to complain, I use them, a LOT. I'm undecided if I'll order another set... I'm on the hunt for something better, but not finding anything yet...

It is stated that these are made of plastic and the size of a quarter so I don't know why people are surprised by that. That being said they do look "cheap" and they aren't easy to spin even if the advertisement says that the ease of spinning has improved it needs more work. For the price you can get an actual fidget spinner, fidget rings, fidget cube or fidget pad. Any of these are a better option than these.

This is a great fidget for children or adults that need to keep their hands busy . It is a quiet soothing feeling.

thought it would be better. doesn't really satisfy. i wish it was cut from aluminum

Sensory fidget works fine.

Not really impressed with the movement and construction. Price was good.

Very bad small cheap plastic does not spin well into spins on one side