Lifidea Aluminum Alloy Metal Infinity Cube Fidget Cube (6 Colors) Handheld Fidget Toy Desk Toy with Cool Case Infinity Magic Cube Relieve Stress Anxiety ADHD OCD for Kids and Adults (Red)

Totally in love with this Infinity Cube fidget, it's super addicting and easy to manipulate in a variety of different directions, similar to the movement of Baoding balls. Also looks identical to the fidget found in the new Tron Ares movie used by Julian Dillinger. The weight is nice and heavy, though it takes some decent hand/forearm strength to operate fluidly (my gf's opinion was it's too bulky and heavy for her to use comfortably). The toy itself is very durable given the all-metal construction, only needing a single pass to tighten screws when I first started using it (it loosens up a bit). However the color coating starts to wear immediately around the edges and corners.

I've had this fidget cube for less than a week, and I've barely put it down! As an ASD stimming toy, it checks all the boxes. I'm a machine and device freak - so I love the weight, the motion, the feel of it moving in my hands, and the sound of the cubes clacking and hinges working. On that note - consider this one is probably not suited for a quiet environment where it may get on other's nerves. True to the other reviews here, the anodized aluminum finish will start to show wear almost immediately, but that's true of most light anodized aluminum, and it's a testament to the hours of satisfaction that you get! I looked at several models, and this is the only one I found with cap screws holding the hinges instead of rivets, i.e., it's repairable! Rivets WILL fail eventually, as even this cube has loosened up from flexing at the hinges, but they can be tightened. I don't see the cap screws ever failing outright, unless one works loose and gets lost - but they give you a couple spares and a hex key to repair it for that eventuality. It hasn't been a problem for me, but I imagine a drop of blue thread sealant would cure any recurring problems without affecting the integrity or motion of the cube. If you've previously enjoyed another cube made from plastic or with riveted hinges and need another to replace one that has broken, this is the one to replace them all! Hint: If you buy two or more, you can disassemble them, mix colors, and reassemble them for a custom look!

1st: I am a noob in the fidget world. I am also a “go big or go home” guy. I’ve learned in my old age that shelling out hard earned cash for nicer versions of things typically pays off in the long run. I am very picky, so I will pay more for something rather than go a cheaper route. I’m not rich, but it’s just part of who I am and what I’ve learned. So, even though the fidget world is new to me, I quickly set my sights on the fidget items that are more $$$/premium. The plan: Dip my toes in this new world and purchase several cheaper fidget items on Amazon. Figure out what is in my “fun zone” and then GO BIG. At this point, I’ve purchased some decent spinners, a slider, and now this Infinity Cube. The spinners are very cool. The slider thing I purchased here…cool. This Infinity Cube thing… ~ABSOLUTELY AMAZING~ I had no idea I was going to fall in love with this inexpensive, little Amazon fidget. It is so much cooler than I could’ve imagined. What a great purchase. As a person with more expensive, premium tastes…this feels premium and I think I’m in love. I cannot put this “Infinity Cube” down. The sounds of the cubes are also super satisfying. Not loud, but definitely satisfying. The more you do it, the better you get, and the more funner (lol) it becomes. Where has this thing been all my life!!! Anyway, people have their own thing and their own tastes, but I cannot recommend this fidget enough. I saw some other similar ones that looked more like a plastic material. Without trying those ones, I’m going to recommend this material…it feels like aluminum (not 100% sure). Also, the joints on this one ~appear~ to be nicer to my eye. Lastly - My wife is exceptionally chill so it’s not bothering her, however I could see where it could end up being irritating to your partner after using this for a length of time. Again, I still wouldn’t describe it as loud, yet possibly irritating to you loved one sitting next to you. Give this a shot! I’m in no way affiliated with Lifidea. I paid for this. LoL, I’ve already decided I’m getting a different color as well.

As soon as I opened it, I was very, very pleased with the color and the weight of this thing. It makes for a nice companion while walking on the treadmill to pass the time and divert my focus from the timer. The little storage case that came with it is nice too, but I don't plan on taking this on the go with me. If I did though, I do appreciate that it's essentially one piece so I don't have to worry about anything falling apart. It does come with some spare screws and allen key though. My one drawback is that even after The First day, is the paint rubbing off. It adds a nice rustic worn-in look, which I find pleasing. However, that rubbed off whatever gets onto my hand and it doesn't feel super nice. The photo attached is from 6 days later, and there hasn't been a significant increase in wear on the paint past the first day thankfully.

I have a lot of fidget items at my desk both at home and at work - spinners, sliders, clickers, magnets, etc. and I like to mix it up, using different ones depending on my mood. Sometimes it helps me just clear my head a little to fidget with a random item and this Infinity Cube by Lifidea makes its way into one of the top spots of my favorites! This infinity cube works great and feels premium in my hand, it has a solid amount of weight to it so it really feels good as I’m fidgeting with it, almost like a mini workout for my fingers. I love that it’s made out of aluminum and not plastic as I had a plastic infinity cube before this and it felt cheap/flimsy when using it. The movement of reshaping the cube into different configurations is great and has a satisfying sound of the aluminum pieces hitting each other (just don’t expect to use this around other people and not annoy them) so I like to use it when no one is around to be bothered by the sound. The infinity cube came with a carrying case, a mini hex wrench to tighten the screws/joints and some extra screws which is nice to have just in case one happens to fall out and get lost. I don’t use the carrying case because the cube just sits on my desk at all times but it’s a nice little bonus anyway. Overall, it’s been a great experience using this infinity cube just when I’m clearing my head or mindlessly zoning out. I’m very impressed with the overall quality and especially the weight of this cube, it’s now in one of my top spots for fidget items!

I bought this one and a plastic one and wasn't very impressed with the plastic one and figured this one would be the same but the weight and the way I can just flip it around with one hand makes it hard to put down. It only folds in so many directions so I thought it would kinda be boring but for some reason I just keep picking it up, I like that the screws can be tightened back up if need be but so far they have been fine, really well built. I have a bunch of different fidget items and I think this is becoming my favorite which really surprises me, so I guess you don't really know till you try it. The plastic one isn't bad cause the blocks are solid but I have no desire to pick it up, this with the weight and build quality is so much better, if your interested in the infinity block, this is the one to get and get. Ok now that I've had it for a few weeks I see what I like about it, I'm finding that I'm getting faster with flipping it around in one hand following a pattern going from a cube to a rectangle and back at forth but it just flows as I transition it it back and forth. So it's not really about how many shapes you can make with, which ain't mainly, it's more about following a pattern of movements and seeing how fast and smoothly you can do it, I feel like I'm getting better at controlling each finger separately from the other fingers in my hand, kinda like a training tool

I'm disappointed that my original Lifidea infinity cube from 2020 finally broke. I've been using it for years, so it is about time I guess. I really liked the wear pattern on my original blocks. It shows how long its been with you, and how much you've used it. When I went to buy a replacement and saw they have fixed a few of the issues - insta-buy. The M screws are great. They machined the aluminum blocks a little deeper to accommodate them. They are WAY more robust than the cheap rivets used before. Plus, easy to replace if one is lost (they include 2 but I've got many others). I picked up a black one this time, hoping I would be able to pull the screw sleeves out and swap the bricks, but alas that's not possible without machining the original blocks to accommodate the size difference. They did also round the corners a bit more so they are less sharp - not that they were very sharp before, but they did have an edge. This allows my hands to be busy, and my brain with a mundane task, so I can more adequately focus on a problem I'm trying to solve more deeply. Needless to say, this is one to get. Don't waste money on the riveted ones.

You may have come across a plastic version of this same fidget, you can get them at target, as a party favor for one of your kids, maybe saw one at the office? If you are like me then you tried it and quickly became disillusioned with it. Well this metal version is not that! Turns out that the added weight and actual steel articulations made a night and day difference! This fidget went from "trash" to "top 5". I have quite possibly every fidget in existence and I never gave this infinite cube a second thought until I got an alert for a pretty seizable discount and bought it. Anyway a little about how it feels. A good fidget is usually one that can offer a satisfying click/sound/kinetic movement or cycling movement. This fidget has a very satisfying cycling movement, it's loud! But it's very satisfying and it's easy to play with because gravity does half the job for you, essentially you only have to tilt it right for the cube to swing to it's next configuration. Anyway! I think it's well worth it, specially if you get it on sale!

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I love this cube, it does a great job of occupying a fidgety hand and I often use it when thinking through a difficult problem. The metal feels very nice on your fingers, and the weight gives it presence that lighter cubes don't have. This also makes it a lot more work for your fingers, so your fingers may get tired and you'll need to use it slower if you are used to lighter cubes. The joints have very little flex and it folds with a satisfying snap. I've dropped it several times and the worst that has happened is one of the screws coming loose, which the included hex key fixes easily. One thing to note is that the paint wears off at the contact points after using it for a short while and will give it a weathered look. I quite like this look as it shows how much Ive used it, but if you don't like it then I reccomend getting the unpainted silver one.

If you like infinity cubes, this is the infinity cube. Made of machined metal, it's nice and weighty and feels sturdy in the hand compared to plastic ones. The major thing I rave about are the pins. Literally every infinity cube I've ever had has had friction-fit pins that degrade over time. I'm autistic, this thing is in my pocket 24/7, and it does not wear out at all. It comes with a little Allan key in the case, so you can tighten the pins if they start to loosen, but I've only had to do that once. You're probably balking at the cost. Don't -- This thing will outlast every one of your other infinity cubes by a factor of 10, especially if you're a heavy user like I am.

High quality, all metallic parts (no plastic), nice weight, smooth movement straight out of the package. Best infinity cube I’ve tried so far. Spare parts and tools are handy as well.

Can't stop fidgeting with this!