Rotate and Slide Puzzle, Finger Spinner Puzzle, Fidget Toys, Decompression Toy, 8 Colors,7 Layers, Educational Sensory Toy for Kids Adults (8 Colors X (4 Layers + 8 Layers))

In full transparency, the major impulse behind this purchase was something to occupy me during conference calls that I normally zone out in - something to keep my mind engaged but not overly distracting, and folks this does wonders. I just received it this morning and have already put it to use during a call and it did wonders :) You imagination is kind of the limit when it comes to this, whether you want to make numbers or letter or cascading color patterns or non-repeating colour patters... or whatever. The design is super simple and the functionality could not be more fool-proof and straightforward: Spin the row(s) you want to move and slide the tile(s). Then repeat.The bases spin, the tiles are locked in and well made, and the colours are vibrant. As someone who also works with children of various needs, this would be great for someone with ASD, and even for someone who doesn't tbh. It has the benefit of a fidget toy without the mindless quality most have - you actually engage with this toy and your brain will light up and be stimulated while "playing". It's quiet, light and seems well constructed, which means that while I plan to keep the ones I ordered I will also order another 2 sets for my kids.Speaking of which, the order does come with 2 puzzles - one with 4 rows of tiles and the other with 8 rows. Each has 8 columns of tiles: (hot) pink, red, amber-orange, yellow, light (neon) green, dark green, blue and purple. The bases are black and allows for the puzzle to be spun like a top, which adds varying entertainment value depending on how the tiles are arranged.All in all, whether you're a big or a little, this product is pretty great! I will be ordering 2 more :)

These are fun and portable, so they are a great car toy. Kids enjoy spinning them around and trying to solve them. I think they make a great Easter basket stuffer or Christmas stocking stuffer. The bright colors are eye-catching & the shape is good for both little and big hands.

When you go to turn or spin the tiles they tend to catch and you need to have it perfectly aligned to do anything. I though this would be a lot more fun than it actually is. My son love rubics cubes but didn't care for this at all. I tried it and it was just not very fun.We spent most of our time trying to get them pushed up prefect to move it.

I got these as an Easter basket stuffer for my Rubik's cube-obsessed son, but (sadly) it's only February. ;) But he'll undoubtedly love them b/c they're fun and colorful and fidgety, and they seem nice 'n durable! And I'm hoping he'll let me play with them too. ;)

Despite being smaller than I had anticipated, I really like these spinner puzzles. They are fun just to fidget with, but they are also addictive to play with. They are challenging to complete. They are vibrant in color and so pretty. They are 2 sizes. You play with the one you have time for. The small on for short time and the large one for when you have plenty of time. The price is a little much for the sizes. I would hope this company comes out with a sale or a coupon. $16.99 is just too high. I enjoy it and my children do as well even though they are not even close to solving it. It does offer a lot of fun.

I like that this is a cylindrical slide puzzle. I'm not able to solve Rubick's cubes, so this it more satisfying. I also like the folding sensation of infinity loop type fidgets, but those can make a lot of noise. This is a nice low profile fidget to spin quietly. Sorting or messing the colors is relaxing. Satisfied.

Actually, Berly enjoyable toy, but only can mix it up and solve, but you can also do different patterns. The smaller ones spun better than the larger one larger one doesn’t spin very good surprisingly when you spin it really fast, it makes a pale yellow color but he wasn’t sure what color I was expecting. All of them mix together would make, but I wouldn’t of thought pale yellow, but my son actually really enjoys it he likes mixing up different patterns, making it look different way spiraling it for the simple little toys are great gift idea. Kids enjoyed it a lot more than I thought they would.

I am always fidgeting with something - pens, my hair, my phone, loose strings. This is a game changer. You get 2 pieces - one with 4 tows and one with 7. They're kind of like columnar rubiks cubes. You can spin each row and slide pieces around. It seems pretty sturdy so far and great for fidgeting.