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Heavy and nice to spin, but after a while the bearing got pushed an bit under its weight, so now it spins worse and makes a rustling sound.

True fidget feel. Heavy and great

Surprised to see this high quality spinner on here! I picked up the Dilabnba Metal Infinity Cube Fidget Spinner as a heavy, tactile desk toy and it felt like a step up from typical budget spinners while still being an honest everyday fidget. * First impression was the heft and build quality, it feels well made and satisfyingly weighted for the price. * The dice motif is clever and I like the skull on the six face, the design reads nicely and gives the piece character. * The two spinner knobs work smoothly and give a solid finger spinning experience with good spin times once broken in. * Because it is metal and weighted you are holding onto some pointed edges while spinning, which can feel a bit sharp during long sessions until you adapt or switch grip. * My unit had a slight abrasive noise from parts rubbing at first, but that smoothed out after some use; you mainly notice it when you nudge the rest of the toy while it is spinning. * The bearings do their job and the toy keeps momentum well, making it a satisfying kinetic desk piece for focus or nervous hands. * It doubles as a novelty magnet dice style toy when separated, adding a small layer of play beyond simple spinning. * If you plan to fidget for long stretches consider alternating grips or using softer fingertip contact to avoid pressure points from the edges. * Overall it feels sturdy, looks cool on a desk, and performs better than similarly priced metal spinners I have tried. Pros * Heavy, premium feel; well weighted for satisfying spins. * Distinctive dice and skull styling adds personality. * Good spin time and smoothness after a short break-in period. * Includes magnetic separable tops for extra play options. Cons * Pointed edges can be uncomfortable for extended single-finger use. * Initial abrasive sound on my unit that takes some break-in to quiet. * Metal weight means it is less suited for pockets or light carry compared with plastic fidgets. Final take Solid, characterful metal fidget that outperforms many budget spinners, best for desk use and short play sessions with occasional grip changes to avoid edge fatigue.

This is fun to play with for all ages. The durability was surprising to figure out, as you can magnetically put it back together! My husband loves it, but I think it's a bit heavy for me as it's all metal. Noise level is low and sounds nice .🙂

Good

Falls apart