Fidget Slider for Adults - Brick Slider Metal Fidget Toys, Anxiety/ADHD/Annoy Relieving EDC Metal Fidget, Stress Reducing Toy - Gift for Adults & Teen (Black)

At the office, on a stressful phone call or during my downtime on lunch breaks, this little gem keeps me focused and enjoying myself. So amusing how smmothpy it glidesand slides. The shape and design is absolutely innovative. I never knew something like this existed, until I fell across it after purchasing a gear gadget for a new figet toy.

This item is as pictured/described. Mine came with a little sticker to place between the two sides to reduce noise. With the sticker I would say of all the metal fidgets I have this falls right in the middle noise wise. I don't really know how to describe the noise it makes. There is the click of the magnets passing over each other, but it also makes a crinkle type noise. It isn't super loud but is loud enough that if used when talking to someone or in a public setting someone may get annoyed.

I great slider and is really fun but the magnets in the middle are alittle weaker than I wish but I think thats on purpose so you can do certain tricks better. The ones on the out it corners are strong thoughI recommend it to anyone for 20 its a steel

Great fidget. Fun. Magnets work well. It comes with sticker dampeners, which helps reduce the noise. Even with though, it is kind of loud. Good for the person doing the fidgeting, bad for those around.

The good: The weight is great. It fits in my hands well,The big knurlings on it are awesome feeling.The spacing and intensity of the clicks is good.Because it's magnets on both sides it really stays put, It's not going to fall apart in your pocket.Also, it comes pre-installed with two Teflon stickers facing each other so it's very smooth when it slides, But I like the look & friction of it without it and it's also very enjoyable with the stickers removed.The bad:The sound out of the box isn't the good in my opinion. It's not a solid click sound. It sounds gritty, like moving loose pieces of metal against one another under tension.So I opened it up (those screws are _tight_) and found what's going on. There's a metal frame that all the magnets just sit in, and them moving around freely is part of the reason it sound gritty/creaky.Also, and more importantly, that frame was glued in place on one half and free floating in the other, so shaking it it rattles. So I personally will be gluing everything in place.(Pro tip: if you are going to disassemble it, be ready to take both apart and mark a positive side on each magnet, so that you can put them back facing positive to negative. Also do this with the shell on a metal plate that's magnetic or your magnets will jump to one another when you try to put it back together)

Got this for myself. I love how smoothly it moves but also makes that satisfying sound. Extra points for glowing in the dark! Let my nephew who is autistic use it and he also approves.

The video was a little deceiving. It’s 2 separate pieces which I didn’t understand when watching the video. It’s fun and soothing until I drop a piece. It’s a little noisy, but comforting when it’s distracting me from other noises.

This is generally a really great fidget! have a LOT of fidgets. I use them to cope with anxiety, focus and stress. The movement on this fidget is smooth and the magnets are strong enough that the pieces don’t fall apart when using it.I took off one star for 2 small things: 1. My hands sometimes smell like metal after I fidget. The second thing is the noise. This isn’t a silent fidget. It’s louder than a lot of spinners or flipping fidgets I have which is disappointing. This is my favorite for situations where I don’t need to be quiet