Ferris Wheel Fidget Spinner, Kinetic Desk Toys Spin with Stand, Metal Stainless Steel Smooth Stable Bearing, High Speed Silver, Premium Gift Small Figit Toy for Adults Kids - 5 Balls

Super-sturdy, well-made, and comes with a cool case, screwdriver, extra bearing and four extra screws. Good spin times. Good quality bearing. Some of the balls were hard to rotate at first, but they loosened up after a day of heavy use. Fits nicely in the palm. Easy to flick with one finger. For those of you concerned about loose balls - don't worry about them; embrace the wiggle! After mine broke in, all the balls are now slightly loose and provide an entirely new dimension of fidgetability. The feel and sound of the balls clicking around is very soothing. I also had trouble with loosening screws, so here's what I did:. I made sure all the screws were tight and then I added a dot of low-strength, penetrating (green) Loctite to each screw. Just make sure not to get any on the bearing! EDIT: 2-1/2 years later, and this thing still lives in the dope pocket of my jeans. I put a hybrid steel / ceramic bearing in it and the spins are fast, long, and smooth. 10/10

I waited for what feels like forever to receive this spinner and it was so worth the wait. The seller was so nice, too, when I contacted them to inquire about it's delay. When it arrived, it was packaged in a nice little soft clam shell zippered case. It's stand was in a velvet bag. The stand (without it's bag) and spinner both fit in the clam shell case. And it came with a tiny screwdriver, some spare screws and an extra bearing. It spins very smoothly and is fairly quiet. Of course, it is new. I can see where it may develop a rattle as things loosen up. One of the big steel balls is a bit loose already and adds a slight tick to the spinner at low speeds. I haven't taken it apart yet, but maybe rearranging things might tighten it up a bit more. As a table spinner it hisses a great deal. Most of the metal spinners do. Spinning it in the stand doesn't take the hiss away. I don't have another spinner small enough to fit on the stand so it is only for this spinner. As for speed, it seems to be very fast, but I've only been able to get mine to run for a minute and 20 seconds at a time without stopping. The weight may be a factor here. Or maybe the spare bearing will spin for longer. I haven't taken it apart yet so I haven't tried that either. I don't mind. I didn't get it for long spins. I like to fidget with it and it has a great texture for that. When it's not in my hand it's on my desk in it's stand where it looks great. I recommend this spinner. I hope the seller can make it available again.

This item is smaller than I was expecting but seems well made. Spins for about a minute or maybe a little more. Outer ball bearings are fixed in place and act more as weights than another spinning feature. Pretty well balanced too. Would buy again.

I like this fidget a lot. It comes with a stand, which is nice to hold it on a corner of my desk. It can be spun in the stand or in your fingers; when spun in the stand it emits a high-pitched whir, which is fine. Comes with a nice case and a tiny screwdriver; I assume you can switch out the steel balls for colored ones if you like (slightly smaller than a standard marble size, but I'm sure you could find the right size if you wanted). Good weight to it. Oh, the individual balls do not move, in case you were curious.

This is a fairly small spinner, but it is pretty hefty for it's size. It looks like a metal ball bearing. The stand wobbled because of a nub left from the stamping process, a bit of file work smoothed that out. It spins nicely on the bearing either in hand or on the stand, but it's out of balance and wobbles too much. Hopefully I can swap the balls around and get it balanced better, but I shouldn't have to do that to get a fidget spinner to run smoothly.