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The quality of this Infiniti cube is very high. It reminds me of my son's spead cubes. Dense plastic with well made hinges. It's very high quality it will last a long time.

Overall Review_______________________________________ I purchased this item for myself. I am a 30 something year old who's work requires I usually stand at my desk and pour over reports and the like. The thing is my hands constantly want to stay moving and my brain wants to be engaged. My mind wonders and my hands fidget. I am not saying this toy is a cure all for those issues but it sure is a relief to have. I can toy with it in one hand and work with the other. It is a little awkward in ones pocket but it looks fine sitting on my desk among the clutter of post it notes. My son loves to play with it as well when I bring it home. We both really get a lot of joy just idling playing with it while we watch TV or read. What stands out about the product_____________________ The thing is, it is just engaging enough to hold your attention but not so much that it requires actively processing what you are doing. You can fiddle with this and 100% follow a TV show. Your hands learn the pattern and then you can do this and easily read with a high degree of retention. I really enjoyed the weight of the puzzle as I tumble it over and over again in my hand. It is very satisfying to fidget with. Quality Rating_________________________________________ I didn't give this product a full five stars on durability and sturdiness, but 4. There is no issue with how the product was put together, its good for its price-point. As I mentioned it has good weight and for idle fiddling it is perfect. It is just not something I trust my son to play with for long at the age of 8. They joints are a little loose and the plastic may or may not handle a child cranking on them or playing with it in a fashion that it was not designed for. That is a materials issue and not really a quality issue. Just something to be mindful about if you have little ones.

I ordered one prior and then another 2. Only one came in the second package but Amazon sent me a replacement and they’re great little fidgets.

It is fun . Can’t help but pick it up when you see it. You can learn to do it without looking or thinking about it much to where it’s just muscle memory going through the transformations. Overall satisfied. Not noisy. No magnets. Suitable to distress and enhance calm. Unique and engaging, people are always curious about it. Feels like it might break if i dropped it. That’s my only issue.

It’s fun to play with and it’s only pocket size

Honestly was a little worried I was gonna end up going down a fidget toy rabbit hole to find something I'd like, but this honestly was a lot better than I was expecting :P

Unfortunately, a corner edge on this Infinity Cube was quite sharp (likely due to a quality control oversight). Of course, due to the potential risk for injury while using this cube, it was necessary to return and request a replacement. Additionally, this plastic cube lacked the quality of my alloy Infinity Cube in weight, durability, functionality, and sensory / stress reduction benefit(s). It is definitely easier to manipulate than the alloy version due to its lighter weight and size, however, it's not nearly as gratifying of a sensory / stress reduction experience as my alloy one. I would recommend this Infinity Cube for children. Review #2: I also purchased the (blue) galaxy infinity cube which I returned immediately following my receipt of this item. The galaxy cube had a notable different texture and feel and looser joints than the same cube I received in black. Apparently, there's a lack of consistency in the fabrication of the cubes texture and joints which may be due to substandard quality control and/or production from a different manufacturer than indicated. Although I like the intended use of the infinity cube and enjoy the sensory and tactile experience it provides, I much prefer the smoother texture and stronger joints of my black (replacement) infinity cube. Sadly, due to the lack of quality control and product consistency, I'm hesitant to request a (blue) galaxy replacement in exchange for this return. Follow-Up: The merchant contacted me following the submission of my 2nd review. According to the seller, my observations regarding the different textures between the black and (blue) galaxy cubes was an accurate assessment. Furthermore, the seller indicated that the cubes "different craftsmanship" results in differing sensory / tactile experiences. Of course, had this relevant information been indicated in the product description, I would have elected not to order the (blue) Galaxy since I liked the smoother texture of the black cube (which is why I chose to replace the 'sharp edged' one I initially received with another black - refer to Review #1). I am hopeful that the merchant will consider my important consumer feedback and provide a more thorough and accurate product description.

I ordered this product as a fidget to occupy my hands, since I'm trying to curb a bad nail-picking habit, and was pleasantly surprised with the cube, despite its simplistic design. When I ordered it, I had expected something a little more complex (with a greater range of combinations/patterns), but this cube still does its intended job despite its looping nature. In hindsight, I think this is more of a user error than a fault of the product, which has been great thus far. It's only been about a day, so I can't speak for the durability of this product, but other than that, it's pretty excellent. As far as I can tell it relies on a hinge system (not magnets (as the review "ideas"/checklist has suggested to me)) to hold each piece together and allow for movement, with some wiggle room to allow for smooth motion. I have personally enjoyed moving the parts back and forth with this space, in addition to the regular loop of motion. It also makes click-clack sounds as you flip through each position, though you can make it near-silent by being careful enough, which could be beneficial or detrimental depending on your specific needs and preferences. I personally appreciate the noise, but will frequently make it quieter due to the situation/circumstances and/or my surroundings. Overall, this product serves as a good fidget for stress relief and conversations. As an unintended side-effect, the mildly sharp edges of the cube also provide some pain input, which further fills the role of my previous harmful habits. In this manner, it is both a "mindless" activity for restless hands and a sensory fidget that provides safe pain input.