9Pcs Magnetic Ring Fidget Spinner Toys Set, Newest camo Fingers Magnet Rings, ADHD Stress Relief Magical Toys for Training Relieves Autism Anxiety, Great Gift for Adults Teens Kids

I got these for my nephew for christmas an he absolutely loved them!!! They were pretty sturdy an fun to play with and will for sure keep you busy!

Great product, you get several, love the different colors that come in the pack and I can divide them up as needed for myself or to share with my older kiddos. I say older so the young kids don't put them into their mouths otherwise I could see it being a choking hazard but I believe it says so on the package for the age limit. I keep some in my purse, on my fridge since they are magnetized, great quality, definitely not cheaply made at all. Great price too for what you would find in a local store.

I really wanted to love this set of magnetic fidget rings and had high hopes that they’d keep my 10-year-old grandson engaged. He has ADHD and regularly uses fidget devices to help focus his mind and keep his hands busy. Unfortunately, these rings didn’t deliver as I’d hoped.The idea is great, but the execution fell short. The rings don’t work together in tandem as advertised; instead, they tend to fly off in all directions. We spent more time chasing them across the room than actually figuring out how to use them effectively. My grandson quickly lost interest after repeatedly searching for them on the floor.While the vibrant colors and design are appealing, the frustration of keeping track of the rings outweighed any potential benefits. Sadly, I can’t recommend these for kids or adults who need reliable and practical fidget tools.

PURCHSED FOR OLDER DAUGHTER, SHE LOVES TRYING TO SPIN THEM AROUND HER FINGERS OR TRY 'TRICKS' OUT WITH DIFFERENT AMOUNTS OF RINGS

Nice fidget toy if it was 5 bucks or less. Very cheap feeling and the magnets are not very strong. Even the box is cheap like it’s from the dollar store. I would be happier with my purchase of the price was lower.

Bought this for my 9 year old grandson for Christmas last year. I had broken my arm in October. Before wrapping it I tried it. Turned out to be a great tool to rehab my hand which wasn't working much after the break. I kept fidgeting with my injured hand and it got better and better. So I borrowed three from him on Christmas day and kept fidgeting. By the time I had my first rehab appointment they told me I didn't need rehab because I had already done it myself! These little rings helped me so much. And my grandson absolutely loved them! He loves his Gramma so he was happy to let my borrow some to 'fix' my hand but he was even happier when I didn't need them anymore and gave them back. It was like giving him a gift all over again. He had already planned all the extra things he could do with 12 instead of 9. This was a gift that just kept giving!

I bought this package for student give-aways. It would have been nice if the fidget toys had been in groups of 3 by color, but still a nice set that the kids can pick from for a reward.

I was recently diagnosed with ADHD (which explains so much!) and it was suggested to pick up some fidget toys to keep my hands busy at night when we wind down with a bit of TV. Usually I'm on my laptop and don't seem 'present' (and I'm not because I'm on Amazon shopping! Ha ha ha!). These have helped tremendously in keeping my hands busy and me off my laptop! Now other family members play with them too!