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Very nice! I love the weight of it, the feel of it in my hand. It's a quality product and awesome to fidget with! 10/10 recommend.

It was a bit smaller than I thought it would be, but still feels good in my hand. It has a nice heft to it and the clicking is very satisfying, somewhat akin to fidgeting with a zippo lighter. It is fairly loud so this would not be a good item for a quiet environment with other people around.

I LOVE this thing and constantly have it with me. I lost one and had to buy a second asap. As a heavy stimmer I like my stim toys to have a lot of weight and resistance otherwise my brain gets bored and this thing delivers!The magnets are STRONG. They provide great resistance when sliding and keep the 3 separate layers together well. The layers can come apart, but rarely will by accident while using.The weight makes it feel substantial and satisfying to hold. It's 2.6 oz, a little heavier than an airpods case.The track slides through 4 levels and makes a satisfying click as it shifts between them. Some reviews complain about it being too loud, but I actually love the sound. If you slide it slower it's quieter too.One warning: the colored coating on the black one will rub off with consistent use and stain your fingers. Get the silver one.

Overall it's a fun little fidget toy and it's decently well made. However, it is kind of hard to use. Meaning using it one handed it challenging to slide the pieces from side to side. I found that prying it apart and putting it back together helped "loosen" it some so that it would slide better. I'd probably get something else next time as a gift.

Amazing pocket toy, well made, heavy, and very satisfying

Buyers beware, you will be charged after returning it. I purchased it and returned it in April. Now I am being charged in June.

Super satisfying to open and close.

I gifted this to my dad who absolutely loved it. Only problems were: 1, every clack and click of this thing shot through the house and drove my mom insane. And 2, the magnets kept popping out, leaving my dad trying new and increasingly depressing ways of trying to fix it. Issues aside, I've never seen my dad so hyperfixated on something before, to the point of forgetting he was using it in meetings and getting in trouble. It was delightful seeing him use it so much!