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

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 have anxiety and this really helps me take my mind off of things and relaxes me. It's a bit noisy so if you're in a setting where you need silence, this probably isn't the fidget device for you. I use it mostly at work and I have my own office so the snapping noise isn't a disruption for me.The size is pretty good and I don't have large hands. Seems very durable and it moves smoothly. I ended up getting the black and red because it reminded me of the show Dexter.It's also nice that this came with a case. I like to throw this in my purse so I can take it from home to work and then back. Everyone that I've shown this too also really loved using it. My only complaint is that this is a bit pricy but the cube feels of high quality so I'm not too worried about it.

This is a wonderful fidget gadget. I get more addictive to it the longer I use it. At first you might think it is a little loose, but I have found that this is how it was designed and aids tremendously in being able to manipulate it. It is quite easy to use with one hand and just as easy in either hand whether your left or right-handed. It is made of aluminum. The weight is perfect and allows gravity to help you in its manipulation. This is the first time I have tried one of these items and I have to admit it grows on you. I am using it now as I write this review. It is very sturdy and well made. The surfaces are very smooth and the corners and edges are rounded so it feels very good in your hand. The durability looks to be good, but I imagine the surface will eventually scratch up some since it is an anodized surface coating, not one solid color throughout. I am sure this will not affect the function and any scratches will give it some character. It looks good and is just the right size for your hand. There is just a slight noise as you manipulate it, but it does not bother me in the least, nor should it bother anybody else nearby. I can use it while watching TV, reading or just listening to music and not even think about it or use it while doing nothing and let it take your mind off anything bothering you. Easily 5 stars.

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.

The cube itself is very nice, had a good weight to it and fluid motion! The only down side is the case, it has a white warning sticker on the outside of it. Upon trying to remove the sticker it removes some of the material on the outside of the case. This is pretty minor to me, but some people may be unhappy with this.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:This thing is amazing. At first it was stiff and the hinges made a sharp sound but eventually it became looser. I've dropped it many times and it's still in one piece. My only issue is that I wanted to use it in class but with metal hitting metal it's a distraction in a quiet place, other than that I use it all the time.