New Decompression Metal Poker Fidget_Slider，Manually Rotate Adult Office Decompression Toys to Relieve Pressure, Tabletop Toys for Adults, （AA）

Awesome little fidget toy that you can take apart too. The clicks are satisfying!

The Decompression Metal Poker Fidget Slider is one of those simple yet satisfying toys that’s perfect for keeping your hands busy and relieving stress. It feels great to flip and rotate in your hands—the smooth, metal surface has a cool, solid feel, and the movements are incredibly satisfying. I find myself picking it up throughout the day, whether I’m at my desk or just relaxing.It also looks really clean and sleek. The polished metal design gives it a premium, almost modern aesthetic that fits in anywhere, from the office to your living room. It’s small and discreet, so it’s easy to keep on a tabletop without drawing attention or taking up too much space.The only downside, though, is that it can be a bit loud. While the flipping action is fun, the clicking noise it makes may not be ideal if you need complete quiet or work in a shared space. It’s something to consider if you’re looking for a completely silent fidget toy.Overall, if you’re looking for a compact and visually appealing stress-reliever that feels satisfying to play with, the Decompression Metal Poker Fidget Slider is a great option. Just keep in mind the noise level if you’re in a quiet environment.

Like so many people with ADHD fidgeting is part of everyday. This toy is perfect. It’s god great weight, magnets are strong, and it’s incredible satisfying to feel it click, and to hear it. It can be loud if you if you slide it hard enough, but it can also be more quiet if you do it more controlled.The only caveat is that the screw does loosen after extended use, BUT it’s so easy to tighten. You can literally use your finger nail since you do not want to tighten this all the way. Doing so will make it difficult to slide. Because it’s takes literally have a second and no force at all I can’t even deduct any points. The screw is needed for functionality and it’s incredibly easy to tighten.If you have ADHD you probably have a sense of the type of fidgeting toys that work for you. This seemed like one I would like, and I was a so right. So much so that I’m writing this review which I rarely do

Its machined metal and magnets - what more could you want? I got this for my desk and I fidget with it while working. It's a bit loud but it's a cool desk piece

It's fun with a smooth slide and satisfying magnetic click making it a great way to relieve stress during the day. The metal construction feels solid and the design is unique, adding a little flair to a simple fidget device.However, I ran into a quality issue that was disappointing. After about a month, one of the magnets popped off, making it less effective. It still works because it has multiple magnets, but just disappointing. It wasn't that expensive so I guess should be expected.Overall, it’s a nice fidget toy with a few quality flaws. If they could improve the magnet adhesion, it would be much more reliable.

One of my first fidgets. I didn’t think I would enjoy the simplicity of it as much as I have. You can give it to clicks outright and enjoy it as intended, but there are other ways to manipulate it in your hand for different action. I also found that it has a nice button press when it is Clicked to the middle magnets. it is just a little loud for me, and the metal on metal snap is a bit harsh so I’m going to add some Teflon tape, but I it doesn’t deter me from using it at all.

I bought this for my teen. Within a few days one of the screws kept coming loose. Then it stopped opening and closing smoothly. I tried it and it just feels clunky and jerky when opening and closing. We decided to return it and find a different fidget instead.

So, I bought the slider knowing it was cheap compared to the original design by the first company who made it (it was a TI poker chip slider). I enjoy the action of it. It keeps the stress levels down and keep my hands occupied. After about roughly 10 minutes of sliding it the way it's designed to be used the screw became very lose, I screwed back it down hand tight perfect. Kept using it same thing happened again. I took it apart, just have to take out the one screw and added a little bit of blue Loctite with a Q-Tip and have not had an issue since.