Boxgear Fidget Toys for Adults and Kids – 9pcs Set of Fidgets and Sensory Toys for Adults – Premium Small Fidget Toy Pack with Fidget Pad, Flippy Chain, Magnetic Ring - Stress Relief Toy Pack

These fidget gadgets are perfect for stress relief or for patients who have dementia. Very pleased with my purchase.

My daughter enjoys playing with these. They're bright and colorful and sturdy.

My one year old loves to play with it ! He’s very curious about pushing the little balls that’s inside the ball which it helps him think. Good use for thinking

This box of fidget toys is pretty impressive. It's got just about every good kind of fidget you can imagine. Not just a couple good ones and then crap ones. They're all really sturdy too! I was really impressed by that. I got these as a small Christmas gift for my son and most of them are still around. He's lost a couple of the smaller ones, but overall, that's okay. Kids these days seem to love all these fidget things. A couple of them did end up becoming cat toys, but that's also okay. Overall, I think this is an excellent package of fidgets. It's priced very fairly.

One of the items came broken. would not buy again

What a great fidget box! This is the perfect gift for a fidgeter, since it has so many options. All the toys feel satisfying to fidget with, and they seem reasonably durable.1. Clicker: very satisfying for one-handed fidgeting. Smooth button action, good shape and size. It's noisy, though, so not best if you've got people around who might be annoyed by clicking. My husband stole this one to release annoyance on long conference calls.2. Cube: Love! Smooth folding action for two-handed fidgets. Doesn't make a lot of noise, so it's safe to use while watching TV (for example).3. Multi-surface fidget ball: I was skeptical, but this one is also really satisfying. Good for one-handed or two-handed fidgets when you don't want to build something. It looks like a baby toy, but those babies must be onto something. My husband's boss actually stole this one, and fidgets with it when they're in brainstorming sessions. Truth.4. Metal rings. Not quite as satisfying as they could be. I want the rings to spin independently, rather than just rotate around each other. I try to enjoy this one, but end up putting it down in disappointment. So it's only okay for me.5. Mesh tubes: These have marbles inside that slide around nicely for two-handed or one-handed fidgets. I want to love these, but the ends are really rough and uncomfortable. I'm considering cutting off the corners to make them less unpleasant, but I'm not sure that will improve things.6. Magnetic rings: Just okay. The magnets aren't strong enough for my tastes, and they're really big/bulky to play with.7. Flippy chain: Another two-handed toy that's okay. Not too noisy, smooth action. I find I prefer the chains (Twistles) to this style, but that's preference.Overall, this is a really great box of toys with a lot of options - at a surprisingly good price ($19.99 at this writing). Not just for kids, obviously, since most of the toys now live in a very straight-laced corporate office!

I haven’t had many fidget toys before, but this box caught my eye for its diversity of options. It is 9 pieces and for $20 is a great value considering the pricing of individual items. The 12 sided cube alone can go for $8ish, the puzzle ball alone can go for $8ish, and the infinity cube can go for another $8ish. And those are only 3 of the 9 items in the box. The value of this box alone makes it worth it for someone in the fidget toy market.I have used these items over the last few days while at work, doing school assignments, watching TV, etc and have found them to be quality and fun toys.They also catch the eye and curiosity of others (including my cat who particularly enjoys the fidget spinner). I enjoyed the adventure of figuring out how each of them works. A personal favorite right now is the puzzle ball.I would definitely recommend these for anyone in the fidget toy market, or even if you’re not!Side note: the box they came in is adorable!

Got this for my son who has ADD and sensory disorders and he loves them. The marble one he didn’t tear through pretty easily but the others held up pretty well and he was most fond of the controller fidget and the rubic sphere and have helped him to focus much better when he has one in hand. This is a great starter box to figure out what works best for your kid