PILPOC theFube Fidget Cube - Deluxe Authentic Fidget Toys for Adults & Kids - Premium Protective Case, Stress Cube, Anxiety Toys, ADHD, OCD, Autism. Quiet Sides & Fidget Clicker Toy (Black & Red)

First time having a fidget cube.Instantly found some great satisfaction with many of it's features, while others left me wanting, and one that felt useless. Noticing oddities in this products promotional images had be knowing this wasn't the best quality, but surpassed my low expectations.------------------------------------------Controller Stick -- Score: 5/5 -- lots of motion, medal shaft. Doesn't press in or click (like one answer will have you believe) but you can pull it up a little and overall works fine! I like that the head can rotate. Feels held in place with a strong magnet.Light Switch -- Score: 5/5 -- not as much resistance as I'd like, but still very satisfying. The "click" comes from hitting the switch down back and forth. Doesn't feel like a resistance mechanism. Still good.Rotating/Spinning Disc -- Score: 0/5 -- no resistance, but rotates smoothly (with a bit of wobble). Unsure of the use for this. Maybe it's just not for me.3 Spinning Gears -- Score: 3/5 -- no resistance in these gears to spin them, and a bit rough on the edges from lack of quality control. Still, works fine enough for my monkey brain I guess. Just wish there was more to them. Like resistance or being able to press them in too? idkMassage/Worry Stone -- Score: 3/5 -- a stationary silicone pad, slightly concave with tactile bumps. Was hoping for a smooth worry stone, but got this so I'm trying to remove my bias as best I can. Just feels like you can't use this too long without starting to wear down your skin from the resistance of the material. I dunno how I feel about the "lip" of the silicone being there. Feels like someone with a picking problem will pick out the material given a day or two of use.4 Buttons -- Score: 5/5 -- with two having a VERY satisfying click and just the right amount of "mush" and the other 2 just being mushy, it makes for a good brain worker (for me)------------------------------------------Overall: 4/5Love the soft touch finish to the body. Some parts whine with a need for lubricant, but this feels like a great thing for the price. I'm curious how this will hold up in time. Was hoping for something I could put on my keychain, but this is a little big for that (gallery images of product are inconsistent with the sizing)Feels like a good gateway into these kinds of toys and helps me know what I want in a fidget toy.

Great quality! Having something to let my hands fidget with that is genuinely stimulating and not too monotonous is perfect to help me keep focused and on task. And the bright colors, personally, give me a great visual dopamine hit. Thank you!

This is awesome, I bought it as something to help with my anxiety at both home and work since it’s little portable and I love that it comes with a case!!!

I have social anxiety and find that fidget toys really help. This cube is small and discreet for taking on the go. It comes with a little case you can put it in, but I don't really use it that much. It feels very high quality. I've had it for a while and have no complaints. My favorite parts of it are clicking the joystick up and down, the light switch, and the side with the rubber texture. The spinner is nice and smooth. The buttons have two quiet ones and two noisy ones. The gears are the ones I use the least. Overall a very nice fidget toy for the price. The case is a bonus and feels high quality as well.

I really love the fube and it really helps me destress

I love this fidget cube. I use it daily. It's only one thing I did not like which is the 3 rollers does not make a sound when rolling them I would like them to click but they do not. The light switch and the pull tab is definitely my favorite. When I am around children with short attention spans I pull that out and they definitely get very engaged and can talk about it for long periods of times. This is definitely a conversation piece for chilren with austism. I get other adults who want to hold it and play with it so it's definitely worth it when you know other people in the world fidget like you so worth it.

I don't know what I was expecting for the price, but it just feels extremely cheap.

I work at a desk job and constantly get distracted. Having something like this in my hand helps me not to get distracted or talk to coworkers as frequently as I normally would.The build quality of the cube itself is great. It feels very durable and nice to hold. However the actual "fidget mechanisms" of the cube needs work.They all feel pretty cheap and not held in place very well. The joystick pops out of its socket which and I'm not sure if that's a feature or if its a build quality issue. Instead of it popping out I would like the joystick to have an "L3" button where you can push down as you can with Xbox or PlayStation controllers.The buttons overall feel mushy and not tactile to click. Two of them have a tactile click on the bottom end of the press but the other two are mushy. I like that 2 of them are silent but would like all of them to be tactile which I know is possible because keyboards do it.The wheel feels like its not attached to the cube very well. After 2 days of use it now sits off its axis slightly and wobbles when spinning. Again, I'm not sure if this is a feature, but the wheel clicks in when you press it, which I personally like. It's the most tactile click on the cube.The dials are the worst part of the cube in my opinion. They have no resistance and don't stay in place. Its just 3 plastic dials on a small metal rod. Since they don't have any resistance they rattle when you shake the cube which is slightly annoying.The switch isn't bad. It provides a tactile click when you flip it, but it could also use more resistance.The last thing is a small rubberized grippy surface on the bottom. This appeared to just be glued onto the place and I could see it wearing out and coming off very easily.Overall I gave it 4 stars because its not a bad product. It gets the job done. I would suggest not selling a case with it and putting more work into the build quality of the product. The case is kind of bulky and I don't see myself using it again.

Just push some buttons that dont do anythingBetter to have something that spins

This fidget cube feels very sturdy, but I was expecting more tactile resistance from the combination spinners and joystick in particular.

Bought for an autistic child who loved the tactile nature of the fidget cube. It was however slammer than expected.

The media could not be loaded.  1. Fits comfortably in my (adult) palm. I can access multiple sides without having to rotate the Fube2. Lightweight. Pros: not a strenuous weight for extended use. Cons: unsure of durability if dropped etc.3. Sensory - 4/6 (sides) for sensorial satisfaction.Combination dials: would be nice if these were a little more 'real'; had a bit more resistance and quiet but audible clicking as you roll them. Currently no sound or resistance from theseTurntable: bit redundant IMO. No resistance, no satisfying sound or texture (for me - others may well disagree).4. Value for money- sure. Not expensive. If I get good use/effect from it I will likely invest in a higher level product5. Carry case is robust and good quality.6. Arrive promptly in perfect condition.

So far so good! Totally fidgtastic 😎