Funxim Infinity Cube Fidget Toy Cube suitable for Adults & Kids, New Version Fidget Finger Toy Stress and Anxiety relief, Killing Time Fidget Toys Infinite Cube

great fun product

Bought for my son who is very happy with it!

Looks mesmerizing as it changes shape and moves in every direction — a nice toy to relax with. The build quality is OK for the price, but I wouldn’t bet it will last very long. The plastic feels solid, though I have some doubts about the durability of the hinges.

Excellent buy

It's not the best fidget cube I've used but it's ok.

Satisfying to click around with and had a sturdy feel - it helps me direct my fidgety stress energy directed, which in turn helps me focus my attention. While I'm working I ususally have it in my off hand while the other hand uses my computer mouse. It's probably not ideal for offices as it does make a clacking noise when you use it, but it's superb if you're on your own and struggle to keep your hands still.

Great fidget toy

Best fidget toy I’ve found for meeting and long training days. Quiet to use and the material is good quality.

Na odstresowanie się czasem działa.

Miła w dodatku, dobrze wykonana, mimo że nie metalowa to dość ciężka ale nie przesadnie ciężka. Spełnia oczekiwania mimo obaw o tandetną jakość.

Buona fattura, resistente. E' un ottimo antistress per me che sono molto ansioso, lo uso al lavoro, nelle attese, nei momenti di tensione...

Fun and relaxing, simple and effective

Heavier than I expected. Especially for something that emits light. Huehhue. When you first start using it you want to kind of just mush your hand around and have the thing conform to your movements, but since we're not living in an Escherian universe, you need to find the moves that are actually physically possible. Which I find a fairly satisfying fidgety offhand thing to do. And as the folding cycle gets imprinted in your muscle memory and you limber up the joints (of the cube), you start undeservedly feeling like some kind of professor of finger dexterity as the cube feels like its perpetually crumbling in your hands. ...it'll probably eventually actually crumble in your hands though as the plastic continues wearing off, but whatcha gonna do. These do look kind of drab when in the light and I thought maybe I should've gone with a different design. But the luminescence does add an interesting visual element, an additional function. Depending on how it's charged you can get a dynamically shifting light effect that changes as you move the blocks around. You can light up a specific part of it and see how that affects things. Or fully charged you can use it in the dark to illuminate a radius of maybe 50cm to no longer be completely pitch black for some amount of minutes. It's kind of fun to play around with the luminescence.