Brainwright - QBOID - The 1-2-3 Pocket Brain Teaser Fidget Puzzle

Great pocket toy for 8-9 year old. Our Grandson loved this gift. It's easy to carry in car, or when needing to entertain himself. I highly recommend.

I like this puzzle. It helps you understand the basics of how sliding/twisting puzzles work, and once you get the trick of it, it's easy to solve from any initial configuration. I imagine it won't be interesting to you if you can solve regular cubes, which are much more difficult than this, but I've always had trouble with the weird logic they're based on, requiring you to move backwards in the completion to continue, so this is great for me.It also fits in a pocket extremely well and makes a good portable fidget toy. 10/10.

Daughter loves puzzles & found this stocking stuffer too easy. Fun and portable but "one and done" for her.

The media could not be loaded. Works best as a fidget tool. Smooth flat round, spiny top and bottom and middle but with roughness/not as easy as the ones designed to be fast spinnny. I like the staggered/segmented feeling of a hand puzzle fidget. As a kid I used to have those plastic slide puzzles, that’s originally what I was searching for but I don’t think they would work for me now as an adult. Love this little guy. I am searching for things that will help me stop skin picking and hair pulling. I’m also getting that flippy chain tool thats a top seller, and the one that looks like a cute gaming remote control. Good luck everyone!

I got this for my 11 year old as a small fidget toy. She figured out how to solve it within two minutes of opening it. It may be a good puzzle for really little kids but otherwise it's just too simple. We're exchanging this for a 2x2 Rubik's cube which should provide more of a challenge and hold her attention longer.

Its alright, more of a fidget toy than a rubics cube toy

I bought this at a friend's recommendation. It's lovely as a fidget toy, very easy to turn and comfortable to hold. It's also satisfying for those of us who don't have the patience for a Rubik's cube but like that sort of puzzle concept. My elementary school age kids enjoy solving it too.

It's not too hard for my 3y/o nor too easy for my 6y/o. We take it on trips and vacations. They make patterns, or just scramble it up and challenge each other. If they're having a bad day it can be a fidget toy or a worry stone too. My kiddos love it and adults are caught playing also.