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I ordered this spinner to entertain myself while waiting long durations and to just simply have some fun with because...who doesn't like the feel of rotational energy in your fingers? This spinner feels very brilliant in the hand, with the glow feature being very entertaining in low light after you energize it with bright, fluorescent lighting and the seems to spin for several minutes as others have mentioned, sometimes even longer than the glow lighting remains charged! A few days after receiving it, the spinner was accidentally dropped while I was carrying too much and took surprisingly minimal scuffing which is just barely noticeable in the pictures and hasn't seemed to affect balance at all. What the impact did do though was cause it to emit a high ringing noise while being spun after but that tends to happen with almost any bearing after similar instances. I decided to lubricate the spinner to quiet it down with speed cream and that made it almost silent but completely killed the spin time to less than a minute so that's a lesson very well learned: do NOT LUBRICATE! Thankfully the unit arrived with a spare bearing and surprisingly the R188 bearing is fastened with a copper ring rather than press-fit which is a huge plus and apparently the metal pate do-hicky that also arrives with the spinner is for loosening or tightening that ring! Additional bearing installed and it's back up to above 5 minutes in spin duration and will likely keep the other bearing as a spare for who knows what. Hopefully my little essay here convinces you to consider buying this spinner if you're looking for one because it's a phenomenal, durable design and works seamlessly. Plus, almost no plastic. Full week later and hours of spinning, no complaints.

Good spin time, nicely balanced with no wobble. Solid weight of 98grams. The metal is resonant so can hear the bearings smoothly rolling, so not totally quiet but it’s not an unpleasant sound. The luminescent marks are fun, can charge them with a UV flashlight and draw patterns in the air in a dark room. Good service from seller,

Super dense and it does indeed spin for 5 minutes straight. It may be a little small for one handed use and the weight makes its a little unbearable for long use but its absolutely silent. Whatever the tolerance on the machining of this is crazy the quality is definitely there.

This is a well-made metal fidget spinner with a few thoughtful design elements. Build quality is solid—the metal feels durable and not flimsy, giving it a reassuring heft without being uncomfortable to use. Weight is moderate, which helps with control and balance during spins. In terms of spinability, it spins smoothly and consistently with minimal effort. Spin time is good for a metal spinner—long enough to be satisfying, though not record-breaking. The balance allows it to function both as a traditional spinner and as a spinning top, which adds some variety to how it can be used. Noise level is low. There’s no clicking or grinding, making it suitable for quiet environments like offices or classrooms. The illumination feature is a nice bonus—the glow-in-the-dark effect is subtle but visible in low light and works as advertised. As for durability, it feels like it would hold up well to regular use. Nothing rattles, and the spinner maintains its smooth motion after repeated spins. One odd point is the product title labeling this as a gift “for men.” There’s nothing about the design, size, or function that makes it gender-specific—it’s a neutral, straightforward fidget that anyone could use. Overall, this is a quality spinner with good balance, smooth performance, low noise, and a fun glow feature.

Pros: - avg spin time 6m+ - quality feel & design - good weight Cons: - slight ding in inner housing - Illumination is "lacking" - some noise On arrival I tested the spinner with a solid spin 4x. Flipping over between each attempt to test bearing tolerance. Each attempt recorded as follows: - 6m8s - 7m2s - 6m54s - 6m36 There is a slight noise though after a few seconds it dissipates to bearly noticeable. That being said the noise seems to reveal a slight imbalance during the spin...so it's not perfectly machined but also I paid 20$ for it so...expected. Feels good in your hands and though I'd rather not I'm not afraid to drop it as it seems quite solid. Overall happy and would buy others probably! Updates: - use black light to charge, illumination is decent though dissipates quickly - bearing housing unscrews itself with use, reseating and tightening sometimes necessary - scratches and dings easily, mistakes not recommended

Very good, and strong

It's a fun little fidget spinner, it was smooth, but not for long after a day or two. It wasn't that quiet either, but the glowing colors were fun though. It was a little too small for me (pause), but other that that, it was decently fun to use, but that's it.

Although this fidget spinner is small, it has a bit of weight to it so it feels like it's well made. It spins very smoothly and is SO quiet. When we spin it on the counter, it keeps going for about four and a half minutes, and when my sweetheart holds it between his fingers it spins for over five minutes... that is WHEN he has the patience to not spin it again in the middle of the first spin and just let it run out on its own. At first I thought this spinner didn't really light up because I kept leaving it in lighted places and nothing happened. However, when I left it in direct sunlight, the four lights on the edges lit up. Five minutes of exposure to full sunlight lasts over an hour and then the lights begin to dim. It's quit pretty when the edges are lit up. I did notice that it also works better if you place the spinner at a slight angle as it charges so that all four edges get direct sunlight, otherwise there is always one edge that is in a slight shadow as it charges so it isn't quite as bright as the other three. Overall, I wouldn't buy this spinner necessarily for the light up feature, although it is pretty; however, the smoothness and quietness definitely makes it worthwhile and it's a nice looking spinner even without the light! Photo 1 shows how the sides of the spinner look when they are not charged by sunlight, photo 2 shows how they look after they are charged. You don't get the full affect from these photos. Actually they look gray when not charged, and a turquoise color after they are charged.