WTYCD Original Fidget Toy Game, Rubberized Classical Controller Fidget Concentration Toy with 8-Fidget Functions and Lanyard - Excellent for Relieving Stress and Anxiety

I got this product for myself to help with focus and productivity, and it has helped me just to have something to fidget with. It’s comfortable to hold, there are really a few of the fidgets I use most but even with those it’s perfect. It feels sturdy and the switches and buttons are snappy. I got the black design and it is sleek a compact. The spin is super smooth, and it can really help me when I’m feeling anxious. If you have ADHD, anxiety, or just want something to fidget with, this is totally worth the price!

I love this fidget. I use it for my anxiety and when I’m having a hard time focusing. It is so perfect to find some kind of relief. I love the functions. I love the clicks noises. And spinning the one side. So far hasn’t broken after a couple weeks. Easy to just pick up when I need it and have in my purse.

Here is a way too in depth review of this fidget toyI like it a lot but of course it isn’t the best.The four buttons that look like a Super NES have 2 clicks buttons and 2 smooth buttons that don’t make much noise just sliding down. The issue with that is how the quiet buttons have loud springs that can be a bit annoying at times, but the clicks buttons redeem it for being very satisfyingThe joystick is very short but it’s a joystick for fidgeting, it’s smooth, quiet and very nice.As for the spinning circle on the back of the fidget toy it spins surprisingly well for at least over 7 seconds! Smoothly and of course it’s noisy, but not as noisy as an actual fidget spinner.The switch next to it is a little annoying as you can hear the spring but the clicking sounds it makes is pretty satisfying enough to prevent it from being annoying. Takes just a tiny bit more strength to switch it than a regular light switchThe two small cylinder spinners on the edges of the toy are different, one is more tactile, mechanical spinning (so it just clicks every time you turn it) the other one is smooth, but doesn’t spin very fast, I think it’s more for spinning something slow but not clickyThe final parts is this weird mini lever that springs back to its old spot after pushing it in a certain direction and then the sensory bumps right next to it.The lever is at a nice angle having to just hold the toy sideways to flick and the bumps are also at a nice angle to have a simple texture that is surpassingly nice.

A lot of people complain about the noise, but I love it as it helps me focus! This fidget toy was so surprising to me for the price it costs. It isn’t heavy at all, so it is very lightweight. Even when I’m just watching tv I will be clicking this fidget. Highly recommend!!

really fun

These were bought for my son who is constantly fidgeting, especially in church. I’m not sure if using them in church will work, considering some of the buttons make clicking sounds and can be heard in a more quiet room. These may not be great in a classroom either, for that same reason. I can see how these would be a distraction for others with the sounds they make. They are a cheaper plastic, not heavy at all. The rolling part on the side doesn’t roll easily with one finger. I had to use my fingernail to get it to turn. It can be used with one hand, but it doesn’t have any grip so it is t easy to hold with one hand. I think my son will use it more with both hands. This could be used in a pocket to reduce nervous energy I suppose. I do like it comes with a loop that allows this to be hung. I think he will keep it hung on his headlight switch in his car so he can better keep up with it. These are better than nothing to have when he needs to keep his hands busy, but I think next time I’ll look for something a bit more sturdy. These were bought for stocking stuffers, so I wasn’t looking to spend much on them anyway. They will do, but not the best out there.

Slightly smaller than I anticipated but really nice.The good: The joystick is kept low to prevent any squeaking and is very satisfying to maneuver around. The 4 buttons are solid, two of which have a shallow, hard clicking sound that feels sturdy and compact which works well in contrast to the other two buttons who kinda sink down without a click. Then the MVP for me is the switch on the backside of the toy. The click is absolutely perfect. It clicks with a nice snap to it and begs you to just flick it back and forth. The switch itself would be enough to justify this purchase for me. The rotary dial is good in the sense that it functions well. It's quiet, smooth and even has a little bump that you can focus on as the focal point for your rotary dialing needs. And lastly the pick. It's springy, it snaps back properly. Not really much more to add for it.The bad: The scroller & roller aren't very good IMO. They have these weird bumps on it that kinda hurts my fingers after a minute or two or use. The "keyhole" is completely unnecessary.Conclusion: Many fidget toys for this low price follow the rule of "you get what you paid for". They're designed to be cheap and as a result they break easily or slightly degrade to a point where their features are no longer satisfying. However, this fidget toy has endured my constant use of it throughout the past two months. Every feature feels exactly the same as the day I bought it with zero degradation. It's really put together well and made to ACTUALLY be fidgeted with for more than a week. I keep this toy on my desk at all times and sometimes even take it with me to places. 5/5

I lovee this little fidget thing!! There's so many things to mess with, and it's small and fits in my hand & pocket easily.