🐹 Niteangel Silent Hamster Exercise Wheel - Noiseless Spinning Acrylic Running Wheel for Small Pets: Hamsters, Gerbils, Mice, Degus, and More! Review

I ordered a medium size for my dwarf hamster. She is very fond of cycling because she can move quickly (focus on speed). The wheel itself is very well made. It's quiet, durable and stable. The wheel height can also be easily adjusted from behind.

HIGHLY RECOMMEND the Niteangle Silent Hamster Wheel. I bought one for our long haired Syrian hamster and another for our unusual hamster. The bikes arrived very well packaged and on time. The look of the wheel is sleek and cool, allowing us to see our furry friends from all angles. Plus, the wheel is so easy to clean, durable, safer for their little paws, and so quiet we can actually hear our little furry friends running (so cute) and sometimes stay in one position. BUY NOW and your hamster…

I'm in love with all Niteangel products so no wonder these wheels are awesome! I have two 12" and one 8". They blend in so well with the cages and because they are clear acrylic I can place them closer to the front of the cage and still see what's going on behind them. The fact that they are height adjustable and completely silent just amazes me. I will be a lifetime supporter of niteangel. It's so great when a company takes care of your hams and provides quality customer satisfaction, they…

This item is much quieter than other wheels that come with Kaytee sets. My God. Like, a big difference. The only thing you need to know is the altitude. At least 10 inches tall. So I had to get another complement to the Kaitei and look for one that had a larger internal height to fit. I didn't get mad because I still wanted to build for our hamster. pay attention to the height. I think if the minimal noise in the video is the shaking of the device (which is still quieter than Kaytee wheels) or…

It's not the best spinner on the market but it comes close. I don't like it as much as their more expensive fidget spinner, but its size is an advantage - it's perfect for fancy mice. My mice have been using the spinner for about a month now and it's holding up well despite poop and sound barrier speeds. I had to fiddle with the hardware to get the best possible spin and I don't know how well the hardware holds up to monthly washes, but so far it looks and works like new, even after a soak…

I thought this wheel was too light and easy to tip over, but it's heavier than the silent guide, MUCH easier to clean, adjustable so it never gets stuck on the mat, and see through (you can behind it see), quieter than the Silent Runner and Wodent Wheel, and MUCH safer if you have multiple hamsters in the same habitat. I have 3 robot brothers and they do everything together and with a silent runner if a robot flew on a wheel others who wanted to jump would be hit in the face and on the head and

There is nothing I dislike about the NiteAngel training wheel. I got a large size for my pet rats and it's perfect! I immediately ordered two, one for two males and one for three females. I have three tier, height adjustable ferret cages for my rats, so I knew extra tall wheels would work. I'll admit it was a little scary spending $38 on a wheel not knowing if it would fit the description in the ad or not. The wheels arrived ahead of schedule and the packaging was phenomenal. They arrived in…

This is an AMAZING WHEEL! Of all the Niteangels wheel options, this is probably my favorite. Pros: Quiet. You can tell that the bearing is of very high quality and doesn't make any noise. They also include a cork mat that can be attached to the bottom to keep noise out as well. Smooth surface. If your hamster has sensitive paws, this is the perfect exercise wheel for him. It's not slippery though, it's made of acrylic so his paws can cling to it. PURE! When your hamster walks over it, you can…

This is great, the minimalist design is awesome, but this thing is freaking huge! IMO it seems a lot bigger than the usual 12 inches from the store. which🤔 while typical "12" wheels are actually 11.5". Surprisingly, I *barely* put it in my "Critter Trails" (cell "2 and 1/2 stories"). It is, as they say, too much. It's hard to walk the usual cage steps. It MUST be on a stand. It needs to be mounted on a strong metal crossbar of the cage. It also rings true because metal irregularities take up a