ATESSON Fidget Spinners Toy,Ultra Durable Stainless Steel Bearing High Speed 3-5 Min Precision Brass Metal Finger Spinner,EDC ADHD Stress Relief Anxiety Relieves Reducer for Kids and Adults

My favorite spinner. It’s heavy, sleek, and spins fast. I like the smooth feel and it’s easy to spin one handed. Great fidget spinner. That being said, before use make sure the center piece is screwed in tightly. Mine fell of within 20 minutes, but was able to tighten them back on.

Needed something to pass time at work. Feels premium and not like those cheap dollar store ones. Not loud so I don’t disturb anyone. Would recommend.

Bought 2, one black, one iridescent and the quality is well worth the price. Spins silently easily for over 3 minutes. Almost returned the iridescent one because it was wobbling while spinning but after opening it up I just needed to tighten the gold ring inside. If it does take a fall and starts spinning weird just make sure everything is tightened and screwed correctly inside.

High quality and fun metal fidget spinner that spins for very long, maybe 3 mins at a time. It is relatively quiet and smooth producing only a gentle whirring. The silver variant looks quite nice and is very reflective. It's weighted a little unevely causing it to wobble when balancing on one finger, but not too much. My only complaint is that it came in an unprotective plastic ziploc bag and no storage pouch. Overall Decent value for money.

Literally, one of the heaviest and most sturdy fidget spinners I’ve ever had. This spinner outweighs and outperforms real copper penny spinners. 100% bang for your buck.

Cheap quality on the middle part that is needed for holding, it comes loose all the time now after tightening it back up all the time the threads are stripped. It spins well but disappointed how quickly it broke.

This is my third fidget spinner. The first was a dollar store one given to me as a freebie, which didn't last long but led me to looking for a higher quality one. My second was the Trianium spinner, which is nice and sturdy but a bit small for one-handed use. So I went with this one as I liked the visual appeal and the idea of the weighted metal body, as well as the bonus carrying case. The results were mixed, but not terrible. Firstly, I did get this one from Atesson directly. I have read a number of reviews that listed the product as coming from secondary sellers, often ending up being knockoffs. Luckily, at the time of this writing there are no other shippers listed beyond Atesson, meaning there is not a chance to end up with the wrong product. The spinner came with a carrying case and spare bearing. The case itself is nice, but not advisable for transportation as the spinner rattles about noisily when carried in it. The spare bearing is a very nice touch, especially for particular spinner-users like myself; I like having the back-up just in case. That is, if I can figure out how to open this spinner up (more on that in a moment). Mine did not come with the advertised screwdriver, but it didn't matter as the spinner had no screws to speak of. Beneath the caps one side is solid metal with no way to open, while the other is a 'gear'-like cap holding the bearing in. In fact, I couldn't figure out *any* way to open up the gear-like cover for the bearing itself; it is on so tight that I can't unscrew it by hand, nor could I find any tools to remove it with. If the bearing picks up any wobble, I guess I will just have to live with it. (See pictures for more detail) The spinner itself is of very good build quality, very sturdy and smooth, with no noticeable scratches or dents. It feels rather nice in the palm as well, being just wide enough to feel good enough to use in one hand. On testing I found it averaged about a 3.5 to 4 minute spin, a very solid spin time (I am skeptical of any spinner that claims more than a 5 minute spin, but I haven't tested that many so far). The rainbow metallic design also gives it a nice smooth motion with a gorgeous 'soap bubble'-like appearance that is very pleasing to the eye. Unfortunately, I found it also happens to be rather noisy with an ongoing metal-on-metal grinding/ringing noise that makes it awkward to use. It is just loud enough to be distracting, especially as I tend to use my spinner with others in earshot (it helps me deal with anxiety around other people). This means I probably won't use this one as much, save for in private. I bought this spinner for about twelve dollars. From what I have observed this appears to be an average price for a basic spinner; but in truth I've seen better ones either cheaper or around the same price, so I would look around more before considering a purchase.

I love this fidget spinner. It's a little heavier than I was expecting, but it spins so smoothly with no grinding or anything, and you can unscrew the finger holders too