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I think kids would enjoy this. It wasn't quite right for me so I returned it.

It fits in the palm of your hand. It's not overly large. It works as described. The blocks fit a little looser that I expected and it's probably that way so it'll turn easier, but it works fine. It's worth buying. A fun little entertaining toy.

It’s simple and I like the graphics. Sometimes when I’m on the phone it helps to play with it to help me concentrate. I’m more than a tad ADHD.

I bought this for my husband. He likes fidgeting with it while on work calls or playing games on his computer. We have had it for a month and it is in good condition.

Kids lost interest after a couple of days

This is less a fidget toy than it is a puzzle game. If you're just snapping things together in cubes, then it's a bit mindless and soothing, but if you're actually setting out to make various shapes and patterns, it'll take more mental effort, so you kind of decide yourself how much you want to put into playing with this on any given occasion.I've not played with it much yet, but I think I'll find it a very good distraction at times. The set includes 50 single-panel pieces and 25 double-panels that share a jointed seam, so fairly sizable patterns can be managed (i've included a picture of the pieces and a pattern of three cubes). They can take a little work to snap together cleanly, but once they do, they hold firmly together until disassembled. The set comes packed with an insert suggesting several possible patterns to try and telling how many pieces are needed for each of them. I've bought snap-together building kits at this or higher price-points with far fewer than 75 pieces.The silicone isn't as flexible as a lot of silicone fidget toys are, but it's not rigid, either. The peg bits that hold the pieces together don't seem to have deformed at all from being snapped into each other repeatedly, possibly owing to the fact that one of them on each side is slightly curved. Each individual square is just a couple of millimetres shy of 2 inches by 2 inches, so easy for small or clumsy/weak/arthritic hands as well as more skillful and dextrous ones. The box says ages 6 and up, which seems reasonable but, as there are no parts smaller than 2x2, and nothing sharp, rigid or likely to break, they could probably safely be given to a smaller child if they were up to the challenge.It takes more concentration, imo, than most fidget toys, but for the price, I think this really isn't a bad building set at all.

This item was very small and broke as I removed it from the original packaging. Not worth the money it cost.

Very cheaply made. Stickers came off first turn.