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This is a pretty good fidget slider that is a clone of the YC EDC Breakthrough. Magnets are decently strong for faster handling and set up in the magic play configuration just like the original. That helps give it that fast, floaty playstyle. If not to your liking, the magnets can easily be reconfigured or replaced as long as you follow a couple precautions. In case your are interested in replacing the magnets, the corners are 7mmx3mm and the middle are 5mmx2mm. In total, slightly heavier than the original (60g vs 70g) probably because titanium isn't used, regardless the build quality on these are good. A decent test which would likely be satisfying if interested in the original Breakthrough. Then you could get the original if you so desired, albeit far more expensive. For the price, this is a pretty great fidget.

This slider by far beats the one that looks like a Lego block ( The cheaper one ) by a LONG shot. The sliding feels crackly and crunchy, great smooth surface, and strong magnets. You can definitely feel the quality difference from its cheaper cousin.Great Fidget! And not too loud, but still not something I'd fidget with during an office meeting.

The media could not be loaded. This thing is pretty cool. It's definitely lighter than the rest of my fidgets...It's crunchy!!!! I wish the magnets were stronger, but I guess that's just me being picky. It's definitely solid and not very loud (except the crunch!!) Honestly for $20 I was hoping for something that felt a little more solid. I'm not disappointed I just wish there was an option for a stainless steel or brass version as opposed to the aluminum like material it's made out of. Easy 5 stars if it was heavier (even with the crunch!)

As others have mentioned, it's a clone of a way more expensive fidget toy. It's loud even with the teflon pads, though technically you could just use it more as something to manipulate and it would be quiet. Still, I love this thing. It's just so satisfying to hear the metallic click as the magnets lock together, even though at times it sounds a little grindy and less satisfying. I haven't been able to put it down for months. It has a small little learning curve to using it with one hand and figuring out how to push it around and get your hand out of the way. After that, I haven't even bothered learning any tricks I just move it around in an endless cycle. My fidget has survived many falls onto a wooden floor, so I'm not too worried about it breaking. Probably more likely that it damages the floor.

I bought these for $20 bucks during an amazon sale. I knew the quality would not be top tier like the expensive and frankly over priced Lautie or Mackie brands. But $20 for 3 different copies to play with and see what I liked for fidgeting seemed like a good deal.Cards:I already had a set of cards that are a closed Lautie knock-off that was better quality (in both materials and design). These are not held together with a screw, and the magnets are a bit on the weaker side (Even after removing the tape). Because the 2 pieces are not screwed together they often come apart. 2/5Haptic Coin:This haptic coin is pretty satisfying, and though the magnets in this were weak like the cards, it is still enjoyable to click into place. It holds together well (unless you drop in) and was overall enjoyable. 3/5Slider:This had the strongest magnets of the group, and became my favorite of the 3 (And I accomplished my mission in finding which fidget style I enjoyed the most). It was satisfying to push the fidget and satisfying clicks. I enjoyed my time with it until.... one of the posts that prevented the fidget toy from sliding off snapped. They were pretty thin to begin with, but I had hoped it would last more than a week of use. 3/5You get what you pay for with this set. Some cheap knock offs that are satisfying to use but will lack the longevity of more expensive products (I am not saying $100 for a Lautie, but there are copies in the $30-$40 range that have better build quality).Don't expect these to last, but they are cheap and enjoyable to use.

The media could not be loaded. I was so used to the heavy metal clickers/sliders that when I felt this I equated lightweightedness to poor quality.. NOT the case. This is one of the best sloders I have, and it doesnt cause my thumb to cramp up like the heavier ones, and still has that satisfying ‘snap’ back into place. It does not have that crunchy track wound like some sliders, it is nice and smooth, and when it snaps back into place has a nice snapping sound

Not what I expected. I wanted it to do what the video says it does, where you can flick it around and it slide back and forth and it be easy to slide etc. It's hard to slide as it goes off track, it certainly is not smooth or easy to use. And it DEFINITELY doesn't do the cool thing it shows in the video where it can slide easily and off the side etc. You basically have to move it exactly where you want it as it's quite stiff. The metal itself is nicely made for the most part but that's about it. I don't think I'd recommend to purchase.

Love the weight and action on these, the build quality is great, all the edges are smooth and pleasant to touch. I generally keep at least one with me at all times. The magnets are very strong. The card one is my favorite.