Fidget Toy Set, 35 Pcs Sensory Toy for ADD, OCD, Autistic Children, Adults, Anxiety Autism to Stress Relief and Anti Anxiety with Motion Timer, Perfect for Classroom Reward with Gift Box

We got this box of fidget toys for variety and value for the quantity. Well, the quantity is a bit exaggerated because of the repetition of the toys. For example, there is a package of 8 little packets of colored goo. Being in cellophane, we don’t think that the packet is meant to squeeze as a toy. We think it must be some kind of clay to take out of the wrapper and mold into something. The package includes a sheet of tiny stones that we think must be for decoration. But that’s 9 of the 35 items. The other multiples are fun things to either share, play with in each hand, or have a spare when it breaks. Granted, it is noted in the description that there are duplicates, and it’s really only 18 kinds of toys. We still like the variety as opposed to other multi-packs which are literally all the same toy. We were looking for some fidget toys for someone to play with when they’re bored. After going through the box and approving of most, they like the slime the best, oddly enough. Opening it and feeling it for the first time, they were like, “Ewww, it’s wet and slimy.” We told them that it’s slime, it’s supposed to be that way. Well, they haven’t put it down yet. LOL! They said that squeezing it is good for dexterity and strength exercise for arthritic hands. It’s just difficult to get back in the egg, so we got them a zipper baggie for it. As far as the other toys, we played with some, too, and let’s just say that we’d never win an immunity challenge on Survivor. There’s a plastic cube and ball that we couldn’t figure out what to do with. Fiddling with the cube, it broke apart, and we finally figured out that it’s a spatial puzzle. We haven’t figured out how to put it back together yet! It’s just like the puzzles we see on TV, but theirs are giant life-size blocks to construct. This toy is 6 tiny plastic pieces and we’re stumped! Guess we’ll have something to fidget with it for a while. There’s also a cube maze that you roll the ball through to get from side to side. Again, like on TV, it takes a delicate touch to roll the ball through the maze without dropping it into the hole of doom where the ball gets stuck in the middle. Jeff would be yelling at us to dig deep, this is what we signed up for when we bought this box of toys! LOL! Another cool toy is a ball in which you have to roll the inner balls from hole to hole to match up the colors. That was fun. The stretchy stings are also a nice mindless fidget. The Rubik’s cube is finger-sized, not full size. The motion timer is neat to watch, but it runs out quickly. Overall, this is a fun toy box. All of them are cheap, silly toys for sure, but if you find the set on sale, it’s a good value for 18 kinds of toys in a 35 quantity box.

I recently purchased the Scientoy Fidget Toy Set, and I must say, it has exceeded all my expectations! This incredible set of 35 sensory toys is a game-changer for anyone looking to relieve stress and anxiety, whether you're a child or an adult. Here's why I believe this set deserves a full 5-star rating: Comprehensive and Diverse Selection The variety in this set is astounding. With 35 different fidget toys, there is something for everyone. From stretchy strings and squishy balls to intricate puzzles and motion timers, each piece offers a unique sensory experience. This diversity ensures that there’s always a new way to engage and calm the mind. High-Quality Materials One of the first things I noticed was the superior quality of these toys. Each piece is made from durable, non-toxic materials, ensuring they can withstand extensive use without showing signs of wear and tear. This is especially important for kids who might be rougher with their toys. Perfect for Various Needs Whether you have ADD, OCD, or autism, or you’re simply looking to alleviate stress and anxiety, these toys are incredibly effective. They provide excellent sensory stimulation that can help improve focus and concentration. The motion timer, in particular, is a favorite of mine – it’s mesmerizing to watch and incredibly soothing. Ideal for Educational Settings This set is perfect for classroom rewards or as a tool to help children manage their emotions and stay focused. The toys are engaging and fun, making them a great addition to any educational environment. Beautifully Packaged The set comes in a lovely gift box, making it an excellent present for birthdays, holidays, or any special occasion. The presentation is top-notch, and it adds an extra touch of excitement when unwrapping the package. Outstanding Value Considering the number and quality of toys included, this set offers exceptional value for the price. It's an affordable way to access a wide range of sensory tools that cater to different preferences and needs. Conclusion Overall, the Scientoy Fidget Toy Set is a fantastic investment for anyone seeking effective sensory toys. Its variety, quality, and thoughtful design make it a must-have for families, educators, and individuals looking to enhance their focus and reduce anxiety. I couldn’t be happier with this purchase, and I highly recommend it to anyone in need of a comprehensive sensory toy set. This product truly deserves its 5-star rating!

I bought this sensory kit to use with students at school. Great item.

You get a lot for what you pay for, and if you're buying this for a child, you can't really go wrong. I'm an adult though and I'm a bit more picky with what I fidget with lol. I will acknowledge, I knew exactly what I was getting before I ordered it so I don't want to judge it too harshly, but it is what it is. I'll try my best to rate each one simply, from the perspective of an adult with ADHD. I want to preface my rating by saying, fidget toys that are just meant to be squished or stretched in some way aren't really my preference, and I also prefer toys that you can use to help you focus, instead of having to focus *on* the toys to use them, so I am obviously biased against squishy and puzzle toys. Feel free to read my rating, but keep in mind your own preferences. Mesh and Marble toy: 5/10, average toy, pretty basic but a nice, simple fidget. I would recommend these for use in a classroom or other places that are quiet, since these make no noise. Squeeze grape ball: 4/10, squishing things just isn't my favorite and one of my friends managed to break it out of the netting pretty quickly. I think we were able to put it back in but I would be wary giving easily breakable things with liquid in them to children. Pop tube: 10/10 exactly as described, myself and all my friends love then, but be warned, they're pretty loud. Stretchy smiley men: 2/10 they do nothing for me, but like I said I'm an adult, maybe give it to kids for classroom fidgeting. Magic Cube: 6/10 these are fun but a little frustrating and time consuming. I like fidgets that I don't have to focus on much, because I use them to help me focus on other things. Maybe I'm just stupid but these are kind of difficult lol. Snap and click snake: 10/10, exactly as described, it snaps, it clicks Foam putty: 2/10, not really a big fan of sticky things and once you leave them out, they harden, so they're pretty much one-time-use. "Speed cube": 3/10, it's just a tiny knockoff rubix cube, It's very difficult to twist and turn, not really speedy at all. Egg slime putty: 5/10 it's average, not really something I like to fidget with much because I don't particularly like gooey sensations on my hands, but it's thick enough that it doesn't leave much of a residue. Idk, I wouldn't give it to messy kids. Foam football: 1/10, it's not really a fidget? I guess if you enjoy just squeezing foam as a way of fidgeting, sure, but it's just a stress ball. Fidget spinners: 10/10, they're fidget spinners, exactly as described, they spin well without jamming, only downside is the little cap that keeps it together can very easily be removed, but it can also very easily be reattached, so not a big deal. Bean pod keychains: 8/10, kinda hard to get the little edamame out of the pod, but I enjoy them and I have them to fidget with at work. Only downside is the little puppy face on the biggest edameme rubs off really quickly. Stretchy strings: 1/10, literally just a stretchy string, so exactly as described I guess, I just don't like them. Slinkies: ?/10 I haven't even tried to use them, they're just tiny slinkies. I uses to like slinkies when I was little so they might be good for kids. Liquid motion timer: 4/10, I've seen others of these and this one is very cheap, the oil that drips through it gets stuck and does not drip smoothly, so it's not incredibly satisfying to watch. Maze puzzle: 2/10, it's entertaining for a brief moment but it loses my attention quickly. Like the magic cube puzzles, they require more attention and they're more like a regular puzzle toy than a fidget. To me, the best fidget is something I can use absentmindedly. Flippy chain: 10/10, absolutely wonderful, I plan on buying more of just these. You can use one or two hands, it's a great fidget to use if you're anxious or just trying to focus, it's totally quiet so it can be used in the workplace or classroom, it's my fiancé's favorite. I think it's one of the only fidgets I have that I can use without paying any attention to it whatsoever. Even pop-its need to be flipped over to pop the other side. Puzzle ball: 8/10, it's really easy to do, a fun little puzzle to focus on. Despite how it sounds, I do enjoy puzzles, I just prefer my fidgets to be actual fidgets. This one is nice and fidgety, you can play with it without actually trying to solve the puzzle if you don't want to pay attention to it. Only downside to me is that it's incredibly loud when you push the different color balls around. Overall, my favorite were the flippy chain, pop tube and puzzle ball. I also gave the fidget spinners a high rating because they are good fidget spinners, I just don't use them as much. I think if you aren't sure what kind of fidgets suit you best, or you know someone who is interested in getting fidget toys but don't know where to start, this is a good sample box for getting to know what you like. It just happens that for me there are not many out of this box that are within my prefernce. Still, I like having a variety as all of my friends have ADHD and/or autism and have different preferences :-)

My son wanted to get these as a gift for his friends birthday party because he loves fidget toys. He was so excited to give them to him! And the little boy loved them!

I bought this set for both, my daughter and my son. They have been really loved it and has definitely served it's purpose. I initially bought this because both of my kids love taking time to play with sensory items like these as a time of reflection, or emotional regulation or just fun and this has turned into one of their favorite sets very quickly! My son is 7 and my daughter is 13 and I have found it age appropriate for both of them, which is a huge plus. Also, there was enough in this set to split between the 2 of them and when they get tired of what they have we just switch out and this has seemed to work effectively for us for awhile now. The set offers a good, wide variety, both the kids love it and have so much fun too! the noise level is a minimum with this set, which is a huge plus for the parents, and the colors in this set catch a child's attention at any age level. The items in this set all perform their functions as anticipated and the stretchy items are sure to stretch far!

Some toys are great and some are junk. I used this to fill an advent calendar, and was a little disappointed in the quality variation in the pieces. Along with that, it advertises 35 pieces and honestly you get about 15 different toys and a lot of repeats. Overall I wouldn’t order again but I also didn’t return it.

My Grandson LOVES these!!!