Fidget Toys Adult, Gravity Defying Kinetic Desk Toy, Metal ADHD Silent Fidget Toy Spinner, Balance Desk Toys for Office for Adults, Party Favors, Birthday (Gray-Rose Gold Ball)

It’s cute gift. Perfect transaction

The media could not be loaded. Cool concept and illusion. Here's what it really looks like......wobble distracts a bit from illusion. Still kinda cool though.

Half the customers loved it and half of the customers didn't - I'm one of those that didn't love it and returned it. It wasn't balanced and the ball is attached. If it was truly magnetized then that would have been cool.

Glides and spins smoothly with hardly any sound at all. Compact size and lightweight. Seems sturdy. Good price for a fun little item.

Wobbles while spinning, and the ball does not float.I can't believe I didn't check out customer reviews before purchasing. This was an impulse buy added to my order I was about to submit. For $17 I would have expected the ball to levitate by the use of magnets, such as the floating globe I had looked at earlier. Nope! The ball is attached to the spiral arm, and just happens to be centered on the axis of rotation, so it "appears" to float as the thing spins. But since the thing wobbles due to an uneven weight distribution around the axis, it kind of ruins the illusion.A waste of $17.

Saw these and immediately bought 2; 1 black and 1 gray (both with the silver chromed ball).Pros: 1 - SUPER cool idea; "potentially" mesmerizing in motion. 2 - Looks very nice/classy sitting on your desk; smooth, even finish on the paint job and the chrome ball finish looks great. 3 - Nice fabrication on the solid aluminum spiral cage and base...feels pretty solid when it's not spinning and the ball weld is totally invisible.Cons: 1 - They wobble badly (BOTH of them)....look closely at the videos the company posts here and you can see a slight wobble on almost every single one they feature in the videos. 2 - They spin a maximum of 45-60 seconds. The manufacturer advertises on this page they spin for "150-300 seconds". Yeah, not happening. Like, at all. You can't spin them any faster/harder or they wobble so bad they fall over.The fix would be to make them significantly larger; make them about 50% taller and have a MUCH wider base.....that extra height and width would make them heavier which would dampen out/resist the wobbling and it would also let you spin the toy faster and get a longer, more satisfying spin. Again, it's a super cool idea and it sucks they cut corners to save money. Fix these problems and I'd be willing to spend a decent chunk of money for a cool looking desk toy to mess around with.UPDATE: I found who the original manufacturer is. This is a cheap knock-off.

Purchased for my college son. For when he is studying and needs that little distraction (that isn't his phone) to refocus on what he is working on.

very pretty - mesmerizing actually