2 Pcs Fidget Stress Relief Robots Fidget Toys,Fidgets Magic Cube Relaxing Robot Hand-Held for Adults and Children, Killing Time Cool Fidget Block for ADD/ADHD/ Fidget Toy Gadget Robot Gifts (BO)

I feel like the makers of these fidgets came sooo close, but fell just short of a good fidget cube. I'm an Autistic/ADHD adult, and had my Autistic/ADHD teen try them out as well, so that's the viewpoint I'm coming at this from.I'll start with what I like: These are very sturdy feeling, and feel like they'll hold up to heavy use. They're physically attractive, with bright colours and eye catching details. The fidget components are relatively effective for what they're for, and do occupy the hands effectively. It provides good tactile and auditory feedback for fidgeting.Unfortunately, while I do like these features, I just really felt like it doesn't live up to the potential it had. With the way it's formatted, it is very difficult to manipulate one-handed. It feels very awkward and clumsy in my (average sized) hand. For those with small hands potentially could be unmanagable with just one hand. The sliding toggle that is on both units is very stiff, and doesn't slide smoothly - although that may loosen up with use. The back-and-forth toggle on the blue unit works perfectly, though. The joystick toggle on the top of the orange unit doesn't slide as smoothly as I had hoped (again, that may loosen with use), and I really wish it was able to be pushed on as well as rotated. I, in theory, really like how they combined the push-button and rotating toggle on the bottom, since it allows to a variety of movements and actions at once, but unfortunately the rubber buttons make it hard to rotate the spinning disk due to them bumping against the thumb and interrupting the movement.The faces on the front of the cube are a nice visual feature, but I feel like it ended up being a waste of a facet of the cube. The orange cube *especially* irritated me, because the eyes LOOK like they should be able to move, but DON'T. It would have been so simple to include a gear to turn and make the eyes move, it feels like a wasted opportunity. On both of them, I feel like if they had included some form of texture (ie, bumps or sandy finish) or movement to it, it would have made that face side a functional part of the cube instead of a looks-only side that has no fidget purpose. Similarly, while I like the auditory and rotational parts of the arms on the two sides, both sides are exactly the same, so not an efffective utilization of the available space. Having one of the arms a gear-noise rotation like it currently is, and the other having another input, such as sliding, or push and recoil, or whatever, would have made another option for variety of use.Overall, while these cubes work well enough, it really felt like they got so close to something really good, and then quit at okay-ish, and that is just disappointing. I debated between 3 and 4 stars, and eventually went with 4, but it would have been a solid 3.5 if that had been an option.

These are just so cute and I love it. These are good quality, and I can put it in my pocket. My favorite is the orange with a controller thing on its head. That eases me and helps me focus on my studies a lot. I recommend this!

Got these to help relieve some stress at work and just help me focus at times I get stuck on a work project. I love the different looks and appreciate that they have some different functions while still having a similar style and feel.There are a couple things that could improve, for instance the orange "robot" has eyeballs, but they are locked in place. They would have been PERFECT to roll around with your thumb to help make funny faces, but no they feel glued in place. The blue one's face is just flat and could have some texture that would be nice to run your thumb over, but it's basically just a plain sticker.Other than that, the rest of the sides all have some kind of a fun fidget option and they do work well!

This is visually unique and holds attention few a few minutes. That's a win for me. A good addition for the fidget box supply. Satisfied.

When we originally got these figures, we expected both to have equal levels of manipulation, but the little blue bot does not have any way to modify its face. They both have movable arms that provide a nice clicking sounds, there is a spinning base with three clickable buttons. There is a larger level on the back of both bots, but the orange bot has a joystick-like peg that can change the eyes, while the blue bot only has a switch on the top which makes a clicking noise, but does not change the face in any way. It just makes the blue bot feel a little less interactive than the orange bot, and so if you goal is to get a two for two kids to play with, they may not feel like the toys are really equal. It is not a major thing, but something that we felt was worth mentioning. In general, we do recommend these products.