Crazy Panda Creative Toy,Eye Popping Panda Toys - Toys for Children and Adults to Reduce Stress,Suitable as a Gift for Lovers, Good Friends, Children or Yourself,No Sound(Cute（Panda+Dragon）)

These adorable fidget toys are such a hoot! I actually ordered them for my 2 1/2 year old grand kids who laughed out loud when they first saw them, and they have continued to play with them every day. The panda did have a sharp piece of plastic along the seam of one eye, but I was able to easily sand it down with a nail file. The panda and dragon are bigger than typical fidget toys, so the kiddos have to use two hands to get both eyes to pop out. It's a great workout for building hand strength but all they know is how funny it is to make the eyes pop. As much as they love them, though, their favorites are the two surprise bonuses that were included. One is a sleepy green snail that opens his eyes when squeezed, and the other one is a little bunny that pops out of a carrot. They're both super cute and small enough for them to use with one hand, but still a fun way to strengthen hands and fingers. The face of the little bunny wore off the first day, but that hasn't changed the fun factor at all, and since it was a free bonus, I really can't complain. These fidget toys are a little pricey, but the quality of the dragon and the panda feels very durable and the addition of the free gifts was a really nice surprise. The panda and dragon are packaged in separate plastic boxes, so they could be split into two gifts if desired. These are definitely a fun fidget toy for kids or adults.

I just saw panda and dragon, and immediately ordered them, as I love bears and hubby loves dragons. I did not actually realize the usefulness until I got them. I do therapy weekly for genetic health issues, and one of the things I need to work on is grip strength. I can squeeze these toys and work on my grip while having a laugh. I was happy to see the little "giveaway" squeezes that were included. The carrot is actually a good difficulty level for squeezing, while the slug is a bit too hard for me at this point, but hopefully I get to it in the future. I would say the panda is only slightly more difficult than the carrot, so a great workout for me! The googly eyes are cute, with the inner eye immersed in a liquid/gel so that it rotates around as well as popping out. The paint job is not perfect, but is fine. They do say 14+ for age, and I suspect that is due to the eyes not being indestructible. I think they are PVC, but most of the information on the box is in Chinese, so I do not know much information about them. If things are going to be sold in the US, they really should have English (or even another romance language) on them, especially for warnings (I see the warning symbol, but cannot read the Chinese language warning)!

The media could not be loaded. I was looking for a stress ball for rehabbing grip strength after a carpal tunnel operation. I saw these and decided they’re so cute that even if they’re not appropriate for that, they’re worth trying.I was pleased to discover this came with two additional, smaller squeeze toys. One is a carrot that is very easy to squeeze, the other a dragon with eyelids that blink. The carrot is a perfect introductory level for grip rehab.The panda feels a bit higher air pressure than the dragon. This is also convenient, as the panda is a little easier to squeeze and make the eyes pop. The large dragon, having a lower pressure, requires more squeeze. It depends how they are gripped for how easily the eyes will bulge. I like this variable. It allows for greater range of function.The smaller, bonus toys came in a bag, the main toys came in a clear collectors display box. (See photo)My video shows these in action. They’re fun toys with a practical side.The bottoms have some clear sealant where the air was injected. This sealant is not applied with perfect precision. This isn’t important to me, but for a collector who judges on every little detail, it might be. I’m not sure if these are considered a collectors item or just a toy dressed up like one, but I like them.

The media could not be loaded. Is sad for my son he just squezze one and the eyes dont come back to position…..

Sadly after just a couple of weeks of normal use, the panda's eyes broke off and our attempts to glue it back together are in vain. It's a cute toy, but is not mean to last

These are cute fidgets. They are a little larger than the ones I usually find and when you squeeze them, they make a popping noise. It's nothing too loud but may be a problem in the classroom. The package came with the two larger ones and two smaller ones. The larger ones might be a little too big to be used by younger students in the classroom because they do not fit in one hand. The smaller ones fit better in smaller hands but when you squeeze them and the critter pops out the top, it makes a popping noise. I like the size of the larger ones for bigger kids and they are all super cute.

Items arrived on time. The box even had two extra smaller squishie toys inside. My kids love them, and they are nice to have at my desk. Would order again.

The eyes always pointing up is a little awkward but otherwise these are super cute desk buddies and double as stress relievers. Overall a fun toy to fidget with when needing something to strangle.Ha, haha.They also included a couple of smaller freebie toys, one of which arrived nonfunctional and I had to just toss out- it looked like maybe some sort of rabbit that popped out of a hole but the rabbit was only half attached and therefore didn't "bubble out" like it was supposed to?The other little freebie is maybe an alien or a slug of some kind with pop out eyes (similar to the main toys) but it's eyes don't face upward constantly- I like this freebie a lot personally.Overall neat toys, would recommend for older kids or anyone who needs some desk distraction.