PILPOC theFube Infinity Cube Fidget Desk Toy - Aluminum Infinite Magic Cube with Case, Sturdy, Heavy, Relieve Stress and Anxiety, for ADD, ADHD, OCD (Black)

I own a few higher quality infinity cubes both in aluminum and plastic. My plastic infinity cubes produce a relaxing sensory and tactile experience and requires less hand / wrist effort than my aluminum ones. However, I have found the PilPoc infinity cube promotes a stronger stress reduction and calming benefit although it requires more effort and hand / wrist strength. The (black) cube appears to be of quality craftsmanship with sturdy hinges too. The cube manipulates well and isn't too stiff nor loose. The cube makes a low level non-annoying noise with movement. It feels heavy and solid in my hand. theFube Infinity Cube is certainly a great tool when you feel the need to Fidget Out and Chill Out!

Overall I find the cube very well-made, it's got weight to it and you can tell it's definitely a quality product and not some cheap knockoff of something else. I'm sure over time I'll end up enjoying having it around for those times I need something to fidget with.If I had to give a criticism it'd be that the cube's joints aren't exactly the kind that'll let you flip and move in many directions. The way it's designed it'll only flip in certain directions so you kinda have to get used to that, and sometimes when you wanna flip it in a way that feels 'right' for you at the moment you'll find it doesn't, so maybe it's a 'learning curve' kinda deal.Still, I don't dislike it, and I'm sure I'll enjoy it for a long time!Addendum: Five minutes later I think I realized what it could be! It flips and moves smoothly when fiddled with the left hand as opposed to the right. Since the majority of the populous is right-handed, it leaves the dominant hand free for tasks while the left flips and moves the cube in comfortable ways.If they made a version that was 'mirrored' to be easily flipped and moved with the right hand for southpaws, it may be nice!Then again I might be overthinking its design but hey..LOL

Best fidget toy ever..fits great in my hand. Great quality.

I've been a fan of infinity cubes for a long time, but finding a good one has been a pain.This one is way better than others I've tried, but it still has its flaws.This one has a good weight to it, and it feels nice (it's metal, so it's fairly smooth) and I'm a big fan of the red and black. My only issue is the joints lock up or are hard to move. Ideally they would be easy to move... but I'm just glad that it's not falling apart on me fidgeting with it. Hopefully after some use it gets easier to move, but it's OK for the time being.I'm also surprised that this came with a carrying case of good quality, I was expecting something a lot cheaper feeling.I've also heard that the paint can chip or scratch easily, I have not had that issue yet and I fidget with it a few hours a week.I would definitely not try and drop it or be rough with it, but it feels fairly sturdy to take some accidents without damage.I'm happy with it, but I wouldn't buy it unless you know you like and will use an infinity cube.

This fidget cube has some serious heft to it. Unlike the ones we're more familiar with that are light, decorated plastic, this baby is solid and heavy. If I flip it around in my hands too long my hands actually get tired, which is really good for manual dexterity and keeping my poor, suffering hands. Chronic joint issues mean keeping my hands moving helps keep them from getting stiff, and this is something I can play with in one hand, or manage with both, which is great for keeping my anxiety brain happy too.This is more than just a fidget toy, it's also got some serious weight, and has a nice, smooth texture that is incredibly pleasing to the anxious mind. It has a solid feel to it, so it's easier to use as a focal point in a high stress state, and I've even used it to give me something physical to focus on while meditating because I've been unable to still myself. The added weight gives it an advantage because it's harder to tune out. It's also something to be more aware of, because dropping a plastic cube is annoying, but dropping this solid thing is significant, and while it certainly wouldn't hurt anything, there's this drive not to drop something heavy in case it breaks or breaks something else. This is a huge advantage for a toy for anxious people, or for people who need something to focus on during a high stress job.Given it's size and function, this can work incredibly well in one hand, so you can use it while navigating your computer screen, or while taking calls and jotting notes for work. My job can be stressful and this helps keep me focused when I feel like I'm a bit run ragged. It is also fairly quiet, all considering, and doesn't squeak and click as much as the plastic options generally do.Overall, I'd say this is well worth the money, and I would gladly by another if I ever had the need. I may just opt to do it so I can keep a couple stowed in various places, like my backpack, my car, and over at my boyfriend's house, that way I don't have to worry about forgetting them. They're easy to pull out while bored and waiting for an appointment, waiting for my kids to get out of their classes, or for whatever else I might need, and the carry case means it stays clean and safe, ready to go at any time.For anyone who may consider this to be a good tool for their anxiety, ADHD, or sensory issues, I highly recommend this fidget over the other similar options out there. You won't regret the choice.

I've gotten my wife's entire engineering group hooked on these little guys. Some shareholder should pay me a cut of the increased productivity I just made happen.More seriously - this is a good product, it's not going to fall apart on you (it does loosen up a bit with initial use), and it is metal and feels nice in the hand. It hits all the bullet points for those of us on the spectrum.

This is my third infinity cube and from what I can tell, it will be the last! My other ones broke - I guess from over use.This is well constructed, more substantial and oh so satisfying.