FIDGET SPINNER

These are very, very quiet... They spin for ages... I got one for each of my stressed autistic household 🥴 Only gripe for me is on the gold, the small red circle came off exposing the ball bearings... Won't go back in but still works the same, may not if dust gets in?

Don't imagine that because it's metal, it's more durable. Mine came in pieces and if I didn't know how to clean up threads, it would have stayed that way. The machined threading around the central bearing is very very fine. Mine still had threads of metal coming off of it from the factory. It could have been damaged in transit. Also, it is not brushed metal like in the picture, more dappled matte.

It has a nice weight to it, a nice feel when spinning, and spins for ages.

Looks good but often unscrews itself. Find this happens alot with metal fidget spinners.

Fidget spinners can be great for keeping kids entertained or anxious older ones calm. This is solid metal with a bearing in n the middle and on each arm. The bearing in the middle is silky smooth and will spin for a very long time. The metal grips feel lovely and comfortable between the fingers too. Be careful though as I found they unscrewed after a couple of spins, but add a dab of silicon and it holds tight. The outer bearings are more rough and feel like more of an afterthought. It is very well balanced though and it quickly found it's way to my work desk to distract me on long, boring, calls. Strangely it keeps disappearing and appearing on other desks around the office. Good quality and value. Recommended. Thank you for reading my review. I hope you found it useful

Its spins!

This spinner from Vofolen arrived inside a little grip-seal plastic pouch and it looks great for a simplistic spinner. The aluminium is machined cleanly, and the entire spinner feels smooth and well-balanced in the hand. The only negative on the build/construction that I noticed was that the thumb-grips arrived loose and there wasn't any loctite or thread locker applied on the threads. I added some and tightened it up and I haven’t had an issue since. It's not a massive deal to be honest and you can just tighten it up if it comes loose occasionally. Even still, it really should come with some loctite pre-applied. The shape is the standard design that everyone thinks of when you mention a fidget spinner. It has three functional 608 size bearings in each of the three arms to add some weight, which increases spin-times. They can also be fun to use as an alternative fidget for spinning it between your forefinger and thumb. The centre bearing is just a standard yoyo bearing that can be accessed by unscrewing the thumb grip and using a pair of pliers to unscrew the retention piece. This spinner isn’t going for any world records on spin time but it does have the best spin time by a significant margin out of all the budget spinners I’ve used in the past. Right out of the box, it was happily doing 4-5 minute spins with a hard two-handed spin on a flat surface. So the suggested 3-6 minute spin time is actually realistic as long as you give it a proper spin. If you’re after a more silent option that won't drive the people around you bonkers, this is a good option that doesn’t break the bank. Even with a couple of weeks of use, it’s been able to maintain the same spin times without an increase in bearing noise, so I'm pleasantly surprised considering the price at £10.19. No problems recommending this one!

Broke very soon. But my son is a big fidgetter.