ShashiboShape Shifting Box - STEM Magnetic Fidget Cube That Transforms Into Over 70 Shapes, Download Fun in Motion Toys Mobile App (Renaissance)

super fun and a time killer it's like a Rubik's cube except you have a better chance of putting it back to how it was when you got it I bought three of them and still haven't figured out all of the different shapes you could do with just one of them. You could even put two together and if you're really good with it, you can make it look effortlessly hypnotic with one hand that's on another level though you play enough with this and you'll get there

if you’re like me you buy a bunch of garbage “fillers” for Christmas that your kids play with on Christmas Day and sometimes never touch again. I thought this might be one of those things. Even though I thought it looked cool. I wasn’t sure how long the thrill would last. But here we are almost June and my son just took this to school for a show and tell thing that they had for second grade. He really likes it! And that says a lot because he is one of the new age kids who have a difficult time finding joy in the simple thing.😂He doesn’t play with it every day, but it’s played with several times a week from everyone because we keep it on the table in the living room. . It’s held up perfectly fine. And I would buy more of these.

Nicely made and fun to use. It has a smooth and flawless surface with boldly contrasting colors. Feels and looks like it will serve its purpose for a long time. Recommending to others.

Well, these are made of magnets and cardboard. And very well made considering its composition. I found this to be of quality and very cute.My 10 year old son loves it and wants more now, especially after seeing they work pairing with others as well. He enjoyed figuring out how to make the different shapes and then putting it back together. And this is a kid that always wants to play video games, so this was definitely a score in my book. I recommend these for anyone that enjoys these type of "puzzle" items (for lack of a better term).

My 11-year-old grandson could only think of limited shapes to make. In fairness, he was I'll. I do believe it kept him occupied at the E.R. room.

I bought as a gift and I was so excited when I found it. But, I have no idea did they like it or not. I need to buy one for my daughter to try it.

I really like these. I sent them to a 5 and a 7 year old boy as a "school's out for summer" gift. I am not sure if they like them or not but I would think so.

Price point is a little high but this is our third one because my kids play with them daily and constantly get excited to discover new shapes and how they can all link together. Really awesome the variety of color/styles to choose from.I find it relaxing to play with them as an adult and would almost consider it therapeutic. What started out as stocking stuffers for Christmas has now turned into a birthday expectation as well. Really cool toy.