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I have a lot of fidget items at my desk both at home and at work - spinners, sliders, clickers, magnets, etc. and I like to mix it up, using different ones depending on my mood. Sometimes it helps me just clear my head a little to fidget with a random item and this Infinity Cube by Lifidea makes its way into one of the top spots of my favorites! This infinity cube works great and feels premium in my hand, it has a solid amount of weight to it so it really feels good as I’m fidgeting with it, almost like a mini workout for my fingers. I love that it’s made out of aluminum and not plastic as I had a plastic infinity cube before this and it felt cheap/flimsy when using it. The movement of reshaping the cube into different configurations is great and has a satisfying sound of the aluminum pieces hitting each other (just don’t expect to use this around other people and not annoy them) so I like to use it when no one is around to be bothered by the sound. The infinity cube came with a carrying case, a mini hex wrench to tighten the screws/joints and some extra screws which is nice to have just in case one happens to fall out and get lost. I don’t use the carrying case because the cube just sits on my desk at all times but it’s a nice little bonus anyway. Overall, it’s been a great experience using this infinity cube just when I’m clearing my head or mindlessly zoning out. I’m very impressed with the overall quality and especially the weight of this cube, it’s now in one of my top spots for fidget items!

Totally in love with this Infinity Cube fidget, it's super addicting and easy to manipulate in a variety of different directions, similar to the movement of Baoding balls. Also looks identical to the fidget found in the new Tron Ares movie used by Julian Dillinger. The weight is nice and heavy, though it takes some decent hand/forearm strength to operate fluidly (my gf's opinion was it's too bulky and heavy for her to use comfortably). The toy itself is very durable given the all-metal construction, only needing a single pass to tighten screws when I first started using it (it loosens up a bit). However the color coating starts to wear immediately around the edges and corners.

Silver is definitely the color to choose. When I read others' reviews indicating that the points of contact on the fidget wore away the paint, I bought the silver, thinking it was not painted at all, but instead was the natural silver color of the metal. I appear to be correct. You can see in the picture how there is a smooth area at the point of contact, but since there is no paint, it is not really noticeable. As for the fidget itself, the motion is loose/easy and I am able to use it with one hand. As the parts collide when moving it makes a satisfying, but not noisy metal-on metal "clapping" sound, similar to what I would expect a metal Rubik's(r) cube to make. Note, however, that that sound will irritate anyone with auditory sensitivities (though probably ALL fidgets would do that). I find both the motion and the sound to be addictive.

I have a similar Infinity Cube to the one I bought, but it’s all plastic and very light weight. I thought I would enjoy this one better and so far I have. I found the action to be very smooth and pleasant to manipulate. The rounded edges are easier on my hand than the plastic one with sharper edges and the weight is nice and heavy. My hand actually gets a bit tired after 10 minutes or so of single hand movement, but to me that’s an added benefit since it’s like a “light” hand workout. After a week of daily used I have noticed some of the edges getting a little worn already where the edges make contact with each other edges, but I think that’s just the coating of the cube and won’t affect the handling of it. Seems like the cube pieces aren’t a “solid” color, but rather painted over a lighter color. I would have preferred to have it be a solid color as I really like the color, but it’s not a huge deal. The kit comes with an Allen wrench and two replacement screws, along with the case that is surprisingly well finished. I found that roughly half of the screws were a bit loose, so I tightened them. Tightening the screws doesn’t seem to have any effect with the smoothness of the movement, but if I find that they continue to back out though movement I’ll remove the screws and put a little blue Loctite on them to keep them in place. Overall, I’m happy with the product and would recommend it. 4 stars due to the wearing of the edges and that showing a lighter color.

I love this toy. I’ve bought several over the last few years, for myself or as gifts. They’re a great weight and very solid. I love that it comes with the hex key to tighten the screws. Yes, the screws will loosen with time, but that’s just in the nature of how it’s used so the hex key is a great idea. You’ll probably see the paint fading in some of the other reviews, but again, it’s in the nature of the use of the toy so it’s not a big deal. I also love the worn look it gets when you use it. It’s a great fidget toy and I’ve loved every one I’ve gotten and will probably continue to buy them as time goes on. Maybe I’ll get one in every color.

Compared to the plastic-this is really heavy!! I have had others and they are a great fidget toys, but this also exercises my fingers and coordination. It is sturdy AND they included spare parts and a tool to do it. I’m very impressed. I bought the blue and it is beautiful. Feels comfortable in my hand. This is perfect for teens and adults. Because it’s so heavy, I would not give this to young children - if they throw it they’re going to dent the wall or someone’s head. But it is great for an adult that wants something to strengthen their hand-(A surprising bonus) I will be traveling soon and wanted to take this with me. The case is perfect. Many thanks to the developer for putting out a fine product!!

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I love this cube, it does a great job of occupying a fidgety hand and I often use it when thinking through a difficult problem. The metal feels very nice on your fingers, and the weight gives it presence that lighter cubes don't have. This also makes it a lot more work for your fingers, so your fingers may get tired and you'll need to use it slower if you are used to lighter cubes. The joints have very little flex and it folds with a satisfying snap. I've dropped it several times and the worst that has happened is one of the screws coming loose, which the included hex key fixes easily. One thing to note is that the paint wears off at the contact points after using it for a short while and will give it a weathered look. I quite like this look as it shows how much Ive used it, but if you don't like it then I reccomend getting the unpainted silver one.

If you like infinity cubes, this is the infinity cube. Made of machined metal, it's nice and weighty and feels sturdy in the hand compared to plastic ones. The major thing I rave about are the pins. Literally every infinity cube I've ever had has had friction-fit pins that degrade over time. I'm autistic, this thing is in my pocket 24/7, and it does not wear out at all. It comes with a little Allan key in the case, so you can tighten the pins if they start to loosen, but I've only had to do that once. You're probably balking at the cost. Don't -- This thing will outlast every one of your other infinity cubes by a factor of 10, especially if you're a heavy user like I am.

High quality, all metallic parts (no plastic), nice weight, smooth movement straight out of the package. Best infinity cube I’ve tried so far. Spare parts and tools are handy as well.

Can't stop fidgeting with this!