FoxMind, Last One Lost, Tactile Logic Travel Game for Kids, Family, and Friends - Teal

My 10 year old twins adore ASMR type of toys, and asked Santa for this item, specifically. It was a big hit, and they enjoy making their little Tik Toks using this and other like items we purchased for them at Christmas time. Have they stayed insanely interested? Well, maybe had they not gotten so many other gifts then yes.. but I catch them playing with it still. We’ve been at home for days now, so they have been busting into all their toys, and they have paid more attention to this than some bigger ticket items.I didn’t realize it wasn’t just a fun ‘pop toy’ but also a game. I played it with them, and I love how you don’t have to reset all of the poppers to use the toy again. A BIG bonus!! Just turn it over!Worth the $10 each that I spent. Anything they see on Tik Tok.. they just gotta have 😂.

The media could not be loaded. I've tried many pop it toys, but this one truly stands out. The pop noises have a satisfying crunch, which I’ve demonstrated in the video I've attached.It's unique because you can pop it both ways, not just one like the lower quality ones as shown in the video. The size is perfect, and it feels sturdy, not at all flimsy. For someone with ADHD, it's a great tool to manage fidgeting urges. It provides just the right amount of sensory input to be soothing as well!

My 2 yr old son loves it and takes it everywhere. It’s very sturdy and not like some I seen in stores that are cheaply made and flimsy

I got two of these. One for me and one for a family member who also uses fidget devices. They are high-quality pop-it type fidgets with sturdy sides and a strong, satisfying pop. And the game is easy but fun for kids (the advanced game is also pretty easy.) The only negative thing I have to say is the regular price is too high. They are not worth $9.99 each. I’m happy I got mine for $1.99 and $5.99 on sale. I would value them at about $6, but not $10.

I like this fidget toy very much! 3 of the holes were beginning to tear when I first got it, and a few have ripped out over the course of using it for a while. Its louder than anticipated but super fun to occupy my hands with. I'd buy another one

Before ordering these I read lots of reviews. They seemed exaggerated, but still seemed like the grand kids might like them. (Ages: 6, 7, 8, and 9.) I ordered 4 different colors. When they arrived, I was not very impressed, and I didn't think these would interest the kids much. Wow! I was very wrong. The kids had never seen any of these before. They played, and played and played with these for over an hour. They only stopped when the nearby adults wanted their turn. One adult said he would keep one on his work desk for stress relief. I bought a different brand because I wanted a different shape and color for him, and I am not giving that one 5 stars. One downside: The dog liked it a little too much. One down.

When it arrived, one of the "bubbles" was missing entirely and another one was torn (so, not really usable). I'm not using it as a game though, so it's whatever. Since the majority of the buttons are still intact I'm still finding it helpful as an anxiety tool. Order this knowing you're taking the risk of having a slightly defective item. If you're using this just for anxiety, I'd still recommend it. The bubbles give a nice popping sound and keep my hands occupied.

I love this little fidget toy. At first it takes some time to get used to but it helps tremendously while I'm sitting in the car, waiting for appointments, or just need something to mess with to help my anxiety. I also like that you can easily wash it with soap and let air dry. It's definitely worth trying out.