Unique Orbit Ball Fidget Toy
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About Unique Orbit Ball Fidget Toy
Overall Feedback:
86% positive
71% liked its stylish design and color
The colors of the fidget toy are fantastic and true to the images. It looks really nice and is one of the few fidget toys that looks good sitting on the desk.
The fidget toy's design allows me to maneuver the ball in several different ways by twisting and rotating it.
I found the toy interesting and wanted to have one for myself after playing with it for a while.
86% praised its durability, while 14% experienced breakage
The colors are fantastic and true to the images. The weight, puzzles, and movement make my brain happy for a little bit. This shows that I find the fidget toy durable and enjoyable to use.
All the fidgets worked well and were well received, but these ones were among the most fascinating and beloved by me, indicating their good durability.
Occasional binding and catching of the fidget toy may indicate poor durability.
85% liked the satisfying fidget factor
The fidget toy has a high engagement level and can be maneuvered in several different ways by twisting and rotating the ball. I think it will be engaging for my kids.
These fidget toys were a hit at my child's birthday party, especially among kids on the autism spectrum. I found them fun and relaxing to use, even though I am not on the spectrum.
I realized that I am more comfortable with slime-like fidget toys after using this toy, indicating a high engagement level.
I observed that my friends' 3 year old son really likes the toy because he loves things that spin. It was a personal experience that showed high engagement.
65% appreciated its size and weight, while 35% found it too large
The weight, puzzles, and movement of the fidget toy make me happy for a little bit.
I played with the toy for a while and found it super interesting.
Trying to get the balls to move around how I want them to is fun and relaxing, even though I am not on the autism spectrum.
I have noticed that the ball occasionally binds and gets caught, preventing the bearings from moving smoothly.
