PILPOC Fidget Cube - Deluxe Authentic Stress And Anxiety Toys For Adults & Kids - Premium Protective Case, ADHD, OCD, Autism Relief Clicker Toy Review

I waited quite some time of playing with this cube before making this review. This cube is not satisfying AT ALL. It does nothing to curb my obsessive fidgeting compulsions. I need something on hand to avoid plucking my hair out or digging at my skin, and i wanted to try something other than my usual go to of playing with a pen. I expected this cube to have crisp, snap action buttons with a crisp rocker switch. instead, it has mushy, awful buttons that have a weak click and the rocker feels…

Looking at it the product page right now I should have know what I was in for considering they couldn't even label the features correctly in the product photo. It's alright I guess but hardly satisfying.Joystick: stick feels cheap and out of place. When you press on it you expect a nice smooth roll of the ball joint, but instead this has too small of a ball joint in too big of a cavity, so the whole stick just shifts instead of rolling. Nothing at all like you'd expect an analog stick to…

I think a bit over priced but it was a nice surprise to see. I used to use one that was smaller and wooden. This one is a bit larger for my hands and plastic. Come with a cute case.

I just got it and can’t take my hands off it for more than a minute. Perfect for ADHD and for school. With silent but soft buttons and other fidgets. This is perfect.

I bought this fidget to help my child to focus better in class. He really likes it. I hope it helps in someway. Thanks for attention.

I absolutely love this product! I’m bipolar and so to have a constant distraction it’s so necessary this product has so many different ways to play with it. It definitely worked for me to keep me calm. Any way the only thing that sucks is it’s really loud so if you’re using it for hours it’s kind of annoying for the people around you.

Feels cheaply made and not of the quality of the one I got at Walmart for a third the price. The zipper container is better quality that the figit device

This thing is great for distracting me from picking at my hands or face. I feel this is a good value and delivers what it promises. That being said, I have a bit of feedback:1) The 'combination' wheels don't index. It feels like they should, and would improve the overall feel of the product.2) I want to pick the edges of the 'Massage' pad, but it's glued in place, so if I do, I'll permanently damage that part of the cube. It would be nicer if the pad had a stud molded in the center of its back…

I fidget A LOT - meetings, phone calls, even just watching a movie or television show, I tend to fidget. This fidget cube has been a great asset in order to keep me focused on the important things, like a project meeting that will determine my tasks for the next month or so. Having ADHD, focus is not my, well, focus, but having something in hand to mess around with helps it. I've had a handful of fidget cubes in the past from different makers but they either didn't really move the way I wanted…

Love this, wish I got one sooner, but the quality is terrible. It feels about on par with a free kids meal toy. I'm sure that like a kids meal toy, it'll last forever, but it just feels cheap. Anything that spins is kinda grindy and irritating.Maybe search out a different brand?

Title says all. The ways for fidgeting are very satisfying and I havnt been able to put it down all day. My only complaint is that the plastic quality feels sort of chalky and cheap, dollar store plasticy, which gives way too the cube feeling hollow. This may just be my copy, or a weird personal preference. Overall not bad, does the job well!

The joystick broke after one day of use. Everything else still works fine. Just kinda sucked only one day of having it, the joystick cracked in the bottom and came off.

• This fidget toy offers various sides for different stimuli, but it doesn’t feel well made.• It rattles, and a lot of the pieces make a lot of noise when moved/pressed, which means it wouldn’t be good for classes or meetings, which is what I needed for.• Too big to comfortably fidget with and doesn't fit in my pocket well,• There's four sides dedicated to clicking and the switch isn't particularly satisfying.• The blue button is kind of nice to press, feels like a realbutton but feels loose…

It's very noisy. The only thing I would say is actually silent is 2 of the 4 buttons, which also don't have a clicky feel. The gears are listed as silent and they definitely aren't. The joystick is listed as silent and it's also very clacky. The disc that spins doesn't really make noise when it spins but it does click when you press it. I think it's fine working by myself at home or muted on a zoom call but I wouldn't want to use this in an office or classroom, you would be very annoying to…