Review on 🌈 Geode Sphere Magnetic Fidget Speks by Victor Ahmed

Somehow this company has done something that never gets boring. The basic set contains 12 identical pentagonal shapes with five magnets on each side. You can stack them on top of each other, you can stretch them, you can spread them all over the room. Don't worry, everything will survive. And they make the coolest shapes. I started with one set, now I've bought all five and am waiting for the last two. The mixing and matching is endless. The magnets are very strong and the plastic is scratch resistant. The pieces themselves are a bit smaller than I expected, but that doesn't detract from their enjoyment. The only issue that bothers me is the magnets rusting when exposed to water over time, based on an old set of cool balls I have. So far nothing has changed but if exposed to enough water I would be concerned about rusting. That being said, I would highly recommend it for kids and adults, or really anyone who needs a fun fidget or mental relief and just wants something to fill their time with. Worth buying. A few caveats I have is that reds look like dark orange more often than reds, they're pretty easy to lose, especially if you stack them in sets and try to separate them, they tend to get thrown off randomly. directions, and they are too noisy when stacked or connected. Still a solid buy. 5/5.Note: The first two sets cost $20 and I didn't like it at all. Eventually the price went up to $25 and to be honest I still bought the last 2 colors at that price because I felt it was worth it. But for what you get: 12 pentagonal pieces each with 5 neodymium magnets, the price hike seemed odd. Just felt worthy of a mention.