KINGJOY Pop It Fidget Toys Fidget Spinners Fidget Building Blocks 3 Packs 21pcs Relax Therapy for Kids & Adult, Stress Relief & Anti-Anxiety Sensory Toys, Brain Imagine Tools, Decompression Toys

He loves his new toys. They are able to be all one or split

I bought these to include in gift bags at my grandson's recent 10th birthday party, and they were a big hit with the kids!!! They immediately started playing with them, challenging each other, and trading them for the different colors! Overall, they are good quality and an amazing value for the price of the tub. I recommend them!

I really like fidget spinners, so I was excited to try this. They are made from a durable plastic and they snap together. The pieces are so comfortable to hold, and so well made, that they are nice to push together. Each fidget spinner has separate bag with 6 pieces, and it comes with three total fidget spinners.They spin really nicely when assembled, and they have a nice thickness to hold it at it's center. It has a surprising nice spin time, and it does spin a while. I really enjoyed it. I have a metal fidget spinner that is a totally different experience, and this one is also quite pleasant.This would make a great gift for kids, and also adults who like fidget spinners. I think this would be fun toy for teachers who like to have toys in their classroom.

The fact that you can build these fidget spinners is a nice feature that others don’t have. If you have a child (or adult) who likes to build and fidget, these are a great option. They are easy to build into different shapes or into a spinner and the pop sensation is nice. Like others have mentioned, they are a little bulky, which is different from sleeker options, but with young kids with small hands, having something a little easier to grab is a good option. The spinner improves with use. Overall, this is a good toy with multiple uses offered at a very nice price.

This toy is great and super portable. Great for an airplane ride, restaurant. Easy to carry and super lightweight. Great for kids ages 5 and up who like to build.

The connectors on these are very small and require some finesse, so I don't think super young children will be coordinated enough to connect them. Stick with building blocks and pre-built fidgets until they're a little older.That said, these seem like they're reasonable quality, especially for the price. I was initially concerned that the connecting pieces would be fragile, but after giving it some pretty rough treatment, I'm not as concerned about that anymore.There are only two things that bother me a little bit.The plastic is super susceptible to marring. These were pretty scratched up from the outset, and after playing with them for a bit, they're even more scratched up. The scratches don't show horribly on the colored tiles, but on the white spinners, they show really badly. I don't think children are going to care a whole lot, but this is advertised for all ages, and this isn't something I would keep on my desk at work.Also, the tiles are very deep. The pop buttons are at least twice the depth of what I'm used to in pop buttons, and they're a little uncomfortable to use. The shells on them are super thick, making them awkward as well. They only pop in one direction as well. In the other, it's obvious that you're just bending them out of shape, but they do hold that shape until you pop them back into place the other way.The white spinner pieces spin pretty loud, and the spin feels gritty. They do spin easily, though, and for quite a while. I couldn't stand the feel of it, so I didn't test full spin time.

These fidget toys keep your hands busy. They are a little bulky and stiff, but the more you play and fidget with them the more they loosen up. When the pieces are hooked together they go on tight making it difficult to take apart, but should be okay for older kids. I like the combination of the spin and pop it together. It comes with three white spinning pieces and the rest are pop it pieces. They spin easily and for a long time. Good toy if you like to fidget.

Both of my sons, 9 and 11, enjoy playing with these. When we first started playing with them, they were definitely hard to put together. They weren't sliding together very easily. But over time, they are getting easier. My sons like the variety of ways you can put them together and that you don't end up with just straight lines like you do with other building sets. The are very interesting because they are building toys and poppits and a fidget spinner all in one. These will work no matter what your impatient student needs.