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It's not the prettiest, cutest, or biggest squishy, but it is the funnest one I've received so far. You can stretch it, squeeze it really hard, squish it any way you want but when you sit it down it goes back into the shape of a cube. It starts off real pretty like you see in the picture and slightly sticky. The more you play with it the less sticky it gets but it also loses its shine from dust and whatever is on your hands. I'll leave it like that because I don't like sticky even slightly sticky. The first time it lost the shine I did wash it because I liked how pretty it was but I prefer to play with it over looking at it. As it sits the snowflakes rise to the top. I'm sorry some people got one that's popped somehow because I've rage squeezed this thing several times in its still just as nice as when I got it. Turns out of all my squishies that are fun to play with sugar squishies are my favorite. I'm glad I added it to my collection.

Good. it's soft enough to squeeze for a kid. it goes back to original shape when you put it down. I think a child would like it. Be aware that t's also a thick rubbery thing so if they throw it it will hurt someone or something.

It's very cute but supposed to be to squeeze and in less than 30 sec was leaking the inside stuff sorry but never get a stress thing with gel or whatever inside again,not recommended

This is the best squishy I’ve ever gotten. It’s very squishy and it is about the size of my palm and I really like how the size is perfect and how nice it feels it kind of feels like slime but in a squishy form so it’s kind of good cause it’s not sticky but other than that I really love this squishy. It’s almost like the best thing I’ve ever had. I’m obviously going to bring it to school so I can focus.

Ya’ll, I love this thing so much. The past 3 days have been incredible. Don’t know how, I squish very lightly but it broke ALREADY. You’ve got to be joking me. It’s still playable just a small crack at the top but it’s horrible it already broke. Stuff is super sticky.

I bought it for myself and am generally satisfied.Opening the package I noticed the cube was brilliant, mostly clear, and the stars could be seen visibly. I pulled it out and marveled at the look and noticed the size was perfect to fit in my palm, the density just right for that squishy feeling.I played with it. Pulled and squished. I noticed as an aside that it was good therapy for a recovering injury (strength and dexterity). I worried it wouldn’t go back to a cube, but it did!But… the stickiness. OhMiGod the tacky, stick feeling is just too much. It attaches to my hand like a clammy piece of candy grabbed from a kid’s mouth. I wash it because it attracts everything. (Good for cleaning dust from smaller spaces). I wash it, and hope. But if anything it seems stickier. I couldn’t tolerate it. As someone with a bit of sensory issues, I wonder how someone who has more issues than myself would like it. But I like everything else about it, so I found a workaround: a tissue. It makes it soft and not so sticky. By the time the tissue is torn to pieces, the stickiness is tolerable.The only other negative thing is the clarity went away, never came back. That was kinda saddening as I really love the look and could imagine it near me as decoration, but also mental therapy.

Great gift for my daughter!

For the first few days, it worked well: it was soft, slow-rising, and fun to fidget with. However, the quality turned out to be disappointing. After just a few days of use, the ball started to look dirty and sticky, even though I only used it with clean hands. You can wash it, but it never looks as fresh and clear as in the pictures. The biggest issue came after exactly five days: a small hole appeared, and liquid started leaking out. This made it impossible to keep using it. Overall, it’s cute at the beginning, but the quality doesn't hold up — not worth it if you want something durable.