Speks Geode Magnetic Fidget Toy | Sensory Desk Toy for Adults & Teens 14+ | Stress Relief Gift | Sphere, Solar Flare

I love this thing!! The magnets are strong so it’s not easy to lose pieces. I love the tiny little clicks the pieces make when you pop them into place. It’s very well built and not flimsy. I love all the color options and how the pieces look like crystals or gems. I love how it feels in my hand when I’m flipping the pieces around. I have several psychiatric disorders and chronic panic attacks and it really helps my stress. It’s a super all around fun toy and I’m definitely buying a second one and maybe a 3rd. Definitely recommend.

Perfect size, it is easy to carry, and sections are easy to work with. The magnets are strong and the product seems durable, smashing your assembly is part of the fun. Great toy to keep your kids entertained while waiting. We bought it for my son but the whole family has been playing with it.

This is a fun little fidget toy. My 13-year-old loves it, and when he leaves it out, I often find myself fidgeting with it, or I find my 20-year-old or 22-year-old also fidgeting with it.

Much smaller than I thought. I measured them and each piece is just over an inch. So they’re tiny to fiddle with but still fun! The color was beautiful, just like pictures. The magnets stick really well, they’re not so strong that you have to yank them apart, but strong enough to really stick and not fall apart easily. It was just right. I bought this for my 11 year old sister and she loved it. If I had bought it for myself I would be upset at the size; I’d want something bigger. But for kids hands it was perfect I guess. I would NOT pay $25 for this ever again though. This is definitely overpriced. It is definitely worth spending $15 on. I would definitely buy this product for $15. NOT $25! 😬 but what’s done is done. But never again.

Great gift. Lot of ways to click things together

Somehow this company made an item that doesn't get boring. The base set comes with 12 identical Pentagonal shapes with five magnets on each side. You can stack them, you can mash them, you can yeet them across your room. Doesn't matter, It'll survive it all. And they make the coolest shapes. I started with a single set and I've bought all five now and am waiting on the final two. The mixing and matching is endless. The magnets are very strong, and the plastic is resistant to scratches. The pieces themselves are a fair bit smaller than I expected, but that doesn't detract from their fun. The only concern I'd have is rust of the magnets if exposed to water over time, based on an old set of bucky balls that I have. So far nothing has changed but if exposed to enough water I'd worry for rust. Barring that, I'd highly recommend to children and adults or really anyone in need of a fun fidget or mind-easer that just wants something to fill the time. Well worth the buy. The few caveats I have are that the red color more often looks like a deep orange rather than a red, they are somewhat easy to lose, especially if you have them stacked in sets and try to separate them, they tend to fling off in random directions and they're a little too loud when stacking or connecting. Still a solid buy. 5/5. Side note: the first two sets were priced at $20 and I was totally cool with that. At some point the price jumped up to $25 and honestly I still bought the last 2 colors at that price, cause I felt it was worth it. But for what you get: 12 Pentagonal pieces with 5 neodymium magnets each, the price hike seemed odd. Just felt worth mentioning.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: I bought this for my partner, and he seems to enjoy it. I think it was a little overpriced. Also IT MAKES A LOT OF NOISE. My partner fidgets with it a lot (pro) but as someone who has to sit next to him and listen to it continuously, I get a little irritable with its noises (con). You can get a much quieter and equally effective fidget for way less than $30. It’s pretty tho

Really cool fidget toy for 11 and 17 year olds with ADHD. This was a Christmas gift for my niece and nephew who both have ADHD. Able to be taken apart and put together in many different configurations.