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I have been bought fidget type stuff off and on over the years as I like to twiddle when I'm in video meetings etc.... I was actually impressed with the 3 separate ring set which is a much better than buying just the single. The quality is very nice and I ended up putting all 3 gears on one "fidget". Part of the fun is the gears themselves which are well made and they have a very pleasant tactile feeling. They're about 7/8" in diameter and the three gears on one set is about 1" length so just right for playing with. Most of the fidget things you see online for this kind of price are cheaply made and these are the opposite, well machined, smooth, no burrs, etc. I would highly recommendUpdate 10/23/23 :I've since purchased a second 3 gear set plus the 4 gear, 9 gear and 10 gear fidgets.The 4, 9 and 10 Gear are well made and interesting to play with.4 Gear - While spinning this unit gives tactile response similar to (much more reduced) than a gyroscope if you move the spinning axis in any way. Very well made and spins quite a while (over 60 seconds)9 Gear - OK, this was an impulse purchase because of the technical aspect, a 3x3 gear layout that looks like it shouldn't work, but clearly does. For example the center gear directly drives 4 other gears. It's neat looking, another fun spinner. It has a little weight to it, so spins really well.10 Gear - This is based in the center with a 4 Gear unit that now sits inside a geared outer wheel. I was initially disappointed in this unit when I started playing because the outer 6 gears (3 pairs) are NOT actually attached to anything. They are all free spinners. I had expected that they would be somehow geared to the outer ring and spin but not so. After a while however, I found that it was a challenge... you can get the inner 4 Gear spinning very easily... but try and spin the outer 6 individual rings and then add (spin) the main housing containing the 4 Gear. Surprisingly, if you just spin the outer 6 Individual Gears, they'll spin a reasonable but short time. However, once you get all 10 spinning, the centrifugal force and increased gyroscopic tactile response is more obvious than the 9 Gear and the outer 6 spinners will spin much longer. It's a well made unit and certainly a lot of fun.2nd 3 Gear :Well here's where I commend the seller.... The 2nd 3 Gear (all separate spinners but you can make it a single 2 or 3 Gear with supplied parts) had 1 gear that would spin for a long time but 2 of the spinners were problematic and would spin for only 8 to 10 secs (and that took some effort). Seller was responsive and replaced the set immediately. Replacement set all spin for much much longer, similar to the first 3 gear set I purchased.Overall, I find these sets a go-to set of fidget toys. I don't have a favorite, even the single Gear spinner is fun. I find myself walking around with a Single spinner when I'm on a headset during a meeting. They're very relaxing. The larger units like the 9 and 10 Gear are just fascinating and the 10 Gear due to the 6 individual spinners, is way more challenging. Not had these sets long so time will tell but I've already noticed that for me, these have completely replaced some of the less responsive fidget toys which become boring. I think part of the "fun" is the actual gear(s) themselves. Spinning them gives a lot more responsive touch sensation. I don't have ADHD but I can understand how someone who does suffer might find these helpful. I just think they're fun to play with and love the technical aspect of how well they spin and are made. Add to that, the multi gear units come with a hex tool and you can take them apart if you want. Plus, the individual 3 Gear set comes with 2 spacers so you can make the 3 singles a 1+2 or even a single 3 gear spinner (Gears are all still individual). Now I'm wondering by adding the spacers... what can I make myself.... They're like a Meccano to some degree LOL...As for cost, considering these are all solid metal and well made, I think they're reasonably priced, even the 9 and 10 Gear sets. Add to that the seller's responsiveness to a problem, I'd recommend them.Update 01/26/2024 :I love fidgeting with these gears. I just bought the Scepter to go with the collection. It comes with 3 gears atop it. The handle itself is heavy, It feels like solid Stainless Steel, beautifully polished or Chromed. Additionally the Scepter comes with 2 small wrenches which are incredibly useful. Having other Gear fidgets I was "missing" a way to tighten the gears together so pleased to have these with this Scepter.I have played with this scepter with all the other Gear sets and must say it makes a great addition. For example, with the 9 gear fidget (3x3 array of gears), spinning it is a little awkward due to it's size and the small amount of frame metal to grasp. With the scepter it's a breeze. Switching gear fidgets with the scepter is really simple and I find myself playing with various gear sets with it.Very nice addition to the set. One last thing, I also bought the Gear Cube from a different vendor (but be careful, they're not all the same as the initial one I got was different gears) which had the same matching gears and it too works great on the scepter.I love these gear fidgets. There's something about the mechanics, the quality (they're all high quality made solid metal and sturdy), the centrifugal response as they spin that makes them a fun tactile fidget toy. The fact that you can also take them apart easily makes them even more fun.

Fantastic spinner. Small, smooth and quiet in the hand, unless you place them on a desk or object them there's a brown noise element. The are solid and have a satisfying weight to them. The apparently can be taken apart and combined. But I like them separate and don't want disassembling and reassembling to affect their perfection.

This is very small, but silent. It spins well and is very light. Works well for a discreet fidget.

They spin so smooth and are silent. Making them spin on a surface is easy. they are quite small, but I think that is a positive. I would buy more of these for sure.

Very durable, fun toy. My 7yr old can play with this for hours, very calming.

The media could not be loaded. It’s so tiny and cute! Perfect to carry around in your pocket, as you can see it’s the size of a fingertip. I got it for my boyfriend who has ADHD and autism and he loves it. I’m also keeping one for myself to possibly help with anxiety when I’m doing schoolwork. It’s very smooth and satisfying and it came with an extra part just in case it breaks but I don’t think it will. I took it apart just to see how it worked and it’s highly unlikely that I’ll even need the extra part. Great value for money. I recommend!Edit: it is now about a week later and it already broke. It’s not exactly broken but it’s not spinning as well anymore. It’s like there’s too much friction somewhere and so it won’t spin for very long. I will give another update if I’m able to fix it. This is only with one of the spinners, the other one is perfectly fine.

I love these little guys. I like to combine all 3 of my minis into one big unit. Super small and quiet. I wish they were a little bigger. Great product.

These fidgets are:✔︎ Super smooth.✔︎ The bearings just fly.✔︎ The metal on the gears is smooth.✔︎ Able to mix and match, add as many of the gears in one.✘The finger pads are a bit lacking, if they were a solid metal, or even a solid aluminum would make this a 5 star.The only gripe I have is that is the fault of no-one but my own...⚠︎ ⚠︎ ⚠︎ Do not try to purchase this trying tocustomize the square spinner with the gears,the parts are different sizes and will not work!! ⚠︎ ⚠︎ ⚠︎