Desktop Ball Transfer Gyro Optical Illusion Stress Relief Gadgets, Kinetic Desk Toy Ball for Stress Relief, Anti-anxiety, Focus-concentration

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  I initially bought this as a desk top gift for a friend, but have enjoyed it so much I purchased another for myself and for additional people. The ball is bright and when you get the motion started it just keeps going and going. I don't know how to explain it in a way that does it justice, it's fun and memorizing and a great conversation piece or just something neat to look at.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  Made noise .... notable. all they had to do was try it themselves. Now I have to hassle with the return. Will I order another? - what if it happens again... not worth my time. Plus I bought one as a gift and sent it direct. I do not know if that one made noise - hope not.

This is a joke! It’s so tiny - about the size of a marble. I feel like the description does not fully provide the buyer with enough detail - all you are buying is a simple object that spins for a few seconds. And then you manually spin it again, and again, and again. I was bored with it within seconds.

Bought two of these.One works great and spins smooth and quiet for nearly two minutes.The other is very disappointing and spins only for a few seconds before stopping. It also has a dull appearance compared to the other one, almost as if it was a used return item.

I like to collect novel little desk items to keep me occupied when I am brainstorming or in long monotonous calls at work. The idea of the ever moving spiral was attractive to me. The sphere has nice weight to it, a descent finish and polish to it, and a nice base. However, the bearings are cheap, and the tolerance for wobble is less than what I expected. You can hear the bearings when this turns and as such a device with this much rotational weight and kinetic energy potential should spin for much longer than it does. I had expected something that would turn for at least 1 - 2 minutes. this lasts about 30 seconds. Additionally, I think this would be a better design if the grove for the spiral was not polished like the sphere. something with a little contrast would make the spiral even easier to see. I am sadly disappointed in this purchase.

UPDATE - LESS THAN A MONTH IN IT MADE A GRINDING SOUND, CAME TO A HALT, AND WHEN I PICKED IT UP, THE BASE FELL OUT.GOT IT BACK ON, BUT NOW IT'S NOISY, WOBBLY, AND DOESN'T SPIN VERY LONG.CHEAPLY MADE!! DO NOT BUY!!----I like the heft of it, but more importantly, it's the quietest spinner on my desk (I spin the other ones laying flat on the desk) with about a tie for longest spin at 4 mins.

Fairly underwhelmed. The verbiage on the page is the best thing it has going. It’s enough to pique intrigue without having to deliver a noteworthy experience.Mine spins, but not without a wobble. It’s made of metal and has a flat side on the bottom. That’s it. It spins. It’s metal. My recommendation is to save your money and buy something else, lest you are a person who enjoys being underwhelmed.

I don't blame the product for this at all. It is a great product and hasn't broken (I've had it for about 9 months). However, I find myself not getting enough of my visual sensory entertained from it. I recommend it if you would like something to spin while in a zoom meeting/class

So this is another of those social media advertised items that ‘pops’ up in your feed for twice the cost, I was quite taken with the video so decided to search Amazon and see if it was a ‘thing’. Sure enough you get what you pay for. This particular unit is dull and not very polished, when you spin it there is an audible noise from the bearings inside (they are either very poor quality or not oiled) and it spins a few revolutions before stopping because of that friction. I guess you get what you pay for but as for staring transfixed at this gadget, nope! It stoops all to soon and requires you to spin it again......not relaxing

Bought this as a gift/prize for someone st work. Someone who is staring at PC for ten hours a day needs a break from time to time. It’s not a stress ball but something you can stare at for a while. It sits flat on a surface but above it’s circular and you twist it a little and it has this kind of hypnotic movement. All I can say it went down a treat she loves it and everyone else on team thinks it’s cool too. Anyway would I recommend it? Yes of course.

OK, it's small,but the photos show it being held, so not disappointed by the size of the toy.It's a bit weird, but it's left-handed! By that I mean to get it spinning so the effect flows into the table (or whatever) you have to spin it anti-clockwise; for a right-handed user, it's not a natural acton. HOWEVER - if you are left-handed, this will be a blessing as so many things are designed for right-handed people!Fun little item, not totally silent so on a wooden tabletop, you can just hear the bearing but on a table mat, then it's very quiet.

Didn’t look anything like the ad. Didn’t spin for more than a few seconds. Very disappointing

My son suffers from anxiety, so I thought of this product, smaller an what I thought, but a really nice little thing to sit on his desk and spin whenever he wants to. Lovely item, would buy again.