Bingole Randomly Squishy 🧸 Squeeze Pressure: Ultimate Stress Relief Toy Review

I thought they were decent quality but they aren't. They are very small and only take up the palm of my hand (I have small hands). The net is also attached with a zipper. I would not recommend it.

My son (10 years old) bought these for aesthetic reasons. I have two problems. I can't tell if the hands in the picture are adults or children, but these balls are smaller than in the photo (which he does for a 10 year old), even in his hands, all four balls fit in one palm. When he played with it for an hour, a ball had already "burst". The build quality seems to be bad!

I bought these toys hoping my kids would get good toys while learning online. It was a waste of $10. Within a week of buying and playing with them, three out of four went offline. And two out of four broke. They don't last and don't match the anxiety levels of typical young children. If you have gentle, patient kids this might work, but then you probably don't need a fidget toy, right?

I am angry with this product. My daughter got these stress balls for Christmas. When she took them out of the box today, she squeezed the orange one and it cracked! ONE SURVIVES! She was wearing brand new $150 Nike sneakers and a new sweatshirt, which she also got for Christmas, and they're ruined! Stress balls are filled with colored dye. It should NOT burst after one click! The photos show her ruining her new shoes and sweatshirt. She's totally devastated and I'm angry mom!

For the price it's worth it. These aren't the best mesh balls, but the first day of using them goes pretty well! The scent smells like sunscreen and plastic, but not much. If you squeeze it too hard the slime will go through a hole in the big ball and it will kind of stretch it leaving a little bulge. The jump passes after a while, but it should be noted. I also found that cutting the tie holding the net together creates a completely different ball of stress. I cut it where I could put it back…

I've bought tons of these in the last year or so. My girls call them DNA balls and they love to squeeze them. At some point they always burst. I don't like spending a lot on them because they don't last long, but they were weaker than usual and smaller than usual. They tend to be plumper and of better quality. They don't seem to be very well made. The only reason I gave two stars (actually 1.5 stars but not an option here) was because my 11 year olds loved them. at least for the time they…