Sensory Fidget Toys Set 7 Pack. Stress Relief Relieve Anxiety Tools Bundle Figette Toys with Fidget Pad, Cube with Infinity, Magnetic Ring, Fidget Box Bulk Figit, Game for Kids Adults Kill Time

These come in a small box, and can basically fit inside a sandwich bag. They're not big. But the variety is great, and the individual items are fun. (Better than a bunch of pop-its.) My kids grab for them to play and fiddle around with.A few of them do make noise (clicking sounds, like on the remote) or a little bit of plastic knocking against each other on the round ball. But several are very quiet. The finger spinners are particularly fun, as is the black squares that fold.We keep a set in the closet at church for the kids' organization. These offer something different than what I think they see in schools (meaning, some of the cheaper fidget toys you can buy in bulk).

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Boughr as a gift, not as big as I thought it would be for the price.

My ADHDer's therapist recommended fidget toys to help him focus on school lectures etc. So we got this to try multiple things. They are definitely on the cheap side but it was just to get an idea of the functionality of multiple kinds.His favorite was hands down the infinity cube and it was one of the quietest items.I WOULD recommend this as a steering point to help to find out what is satisfying for you to fidget with.

Ok mix of options. The little remote controller fidget was sticky and no matter how we cleaned it wouldn't come off, almost like the material had melted. We had to throw away. My daughter does really like the ball.

I got these for my 12 yr old daughter that has extreme anxiety. She uses some of them, but not all of them. Still good for her to have and food for the price.

I have purchased several different fidget bundles for a decent price. I got these for Easter baskets I believe with another bundle to split up between a few kids. They are always happy with them. This one didn't come with a big quantity but they were higher quality. They weren't the junkiest or cheapest fidgets. The magnet rings were a hit, as well as the ball with buttons. The little game controller was cool too. All of them worked fine for what they are.

Good value for the money. I really like the black infinity cube, the little bicycle chain / double ring, and the color match puzzle ball.My reason for 4 stars is for one specific gripe: My color match puzzle ball came with no orange ball, even though there is an orange-rimmed hole. Instead, it seems a duplicate purple ball was put inside instead of the orange ball. So I can never properly match everything :/ Instead, I end up putting the duplicate purple into the one blank-rimmed spot (which is supposed to be empty when you're done solving) and then leaving the orange hole open when I solve it (rather than putting one of the 2 purples into the orange hole, which would be even more visually displeasing). It's pretty annoying, given that the color match aspect is a big part of that fidget's appeal. It makes it feel unfinished even when finished.Anyway. The 3 magnetic rings all came in one color, which seems to vary from order to order. Mine were yellow. Not sure how I feel about them from a fidget standpoint but they seem sturdy and magnetized enough.The little mesh tubes with the ball inside are kind of satisfying. They can replicate that feeling of squeezing an edamame pod and feeling the little pea eject out from between your fingers. And they're colorful in design.The mini controller is cheap / lightweight, but not bad. On mine, the horizontal D-pad buttons have a satisfying but slightly noisy click when pressed, the vertical ones have more resistance but are noiseless. The little slider and rollers on the edges are a nice touch.I was already looking at several fidgets similar to these individually on Amazon, so I was happy to find this bundle; I spent less on this than I would have buying the ones I wanted individually.