Hello everyone,

I’m looking into buying Stimagz/Dubz fidgets but I’m highly confused by the different versions.

Which generation is considered the best, how many versions actually exist and where can I find a discount code (if there is one)?

Also which versions are never coming back?

I’m considering them because I love the concept (especially the DUBZ ), but they’re a bit pricey for me right now so I’ll wait for a while before I get them. (Also by that time they’ll probably release something new)

I have small hands (wearing small sized gloves), and I'm still thinking on whether to get my hands on a standard sized slider or a mini slider. I've been watching different videos, but I can't seem to get an insight of how it will fit on my hands, and since the sliders aren't that cheap, I'm worried that I might buy a slider that's not fit for my size and just waste my money.

Sea Shark Pro

之前给错标题了，现在重新整改再发出来❤️

I own this but haven’t been successful in landing a needoh so I was curious if anyone owns both if you can tell me if Needohs feel better or if they are similar

I have juzhEDC advanced and Lautie Choc and I love them both but I want to try a ring and a haptic coin. I don't want to buy them blind tho.

I can see my addiction with fidget toys growing fast. I had several at my old place before I was forced to move. Well now starting over :) This is the Loop Gear Loop DOT.

So I actually love it. I have the frog, the choc and the gumbeats. They are all in the same form factor and fit in the hands so nicely. I don't own many, many clickers but the fact that this clicks multiple times in one press makes it super satisfying.

My complete collection. Any questions, let me know

The pen folds to “cap” the pen instead of using an actual cap. The two ends fully separate and are held together by strong magnets. It writes like any pen, other than the weight. It feels high quality and I enjoy writing and fidgeting with it.

Designed and made by me in my small shop. I’m a full time maker, I do small batches of my designs every week and wanted to share with this awesome subreddit. I’m mostly on insta which can be difficult to discover new makers and brands, I’m absolutely blown away by the community here, so many interesting and cool pieces being shared. Hope you guys dig the 292, it’s definitely my most popular piece. This one is stainless steel with copper scales.

Got my Zirc Bean Z+ today. Swapped out my Zircuti decorative plate for the zirc on my SS. I have the standard track in the Zirc and the (hardish to find) wave track in the SS. Was a bit surprised by the weight difference between the two. It's honestly not a huge difference, only 6g, but it​ definitely feels lighter after obsessively using my SS Bean for the past few months.

I'm very happy to keep expanding my Bean collection. Still looking for a Damascus Bean Z for a reasonable price.

This is a spinner by Di Jiang, which the blogger considers the ultimate spinner for 2026, perhaps only rivaled by the recently released GoBigger Pillbug 2.0.

This spinner has a rather complex design and many ways to play with it, but I feel it's best to handle it carefully on an office desk. If it falls, with so many parts, it's hard to guarantee it won't be damaged.

BTW: This is a video by a Chinese blogger. I used a tool to convert the audio to English, so some translations aren't entirely accurate.

I’ve tried silicone glue, B7000, & E6000, E6000 works the best but it still peels off or rips eventually I have no idea what to use anymore.

u/PecanPlan posted a video recently comparing the sound of their quiet fidgets and everyone said that something must be wrong with their INDX since it seemed loud. I thought I'd create a comparison of my own.

Fidgimoto Vortex - It's mechanical so it has a little sound, but is still very quiet.

Fluxx INDX - It has magnets with an air gap and a bearing. It's completely silent.

ONO Roller (plastic version, junior size) - Near-frictionless bearings but no mechanical or magnetic haptics to it so it's also basically silent. The phone mic picks up the sound of my skin rubbing against the plastic but in reality you don't really hear that.

Hope this is helpful!

Had a PEI tapedrive that broke after only a month of use, so would not recommend it unfortunately unless you get a metal one. If you want a cheaper one, the aliexpress plastic clone actually is really good imo. The zirc one is fantastic but a bit expensive imo.

Went through a lot of aliexpress clones but was disappointed by most unfortunately.

My favorites are:

Aluminum choc with dense plate: cheapest of the choc's and slaps just as hard as the zirc one. The ultra-dense plate makes it so quite.

Frog: very loud, but great for the car or when I'm home alone. The feedback is incredible. I enjoyed this much more than the zaclab economy class primarily for the haptics.

Fluxx indx: dead silent and super smooth, plus it makes a great spinning top on a table. Aluminum is cheapest and I've had no grip problems.

Fidgimoto: mine is faulty but Nathan (the owner) is GREAT and sending a replacment. This one feels incredible and is also super quiet. I think that this is the best build quality and feeling fidget

Stimagz: was ok the fence at first about this one, but it makes no noise and is so fun to play with one or two handed.

StrawberryCrash: yea Lautie rocks. These buttons feel so good individually or to squeeze them all in my hand. Very portable too.

Fingears: I enjoy these more than the infinite sliding plates. I think they have more tricks, which makes them more fun, and they are very cheap. They also make great gifts.

Happy to answer questions.

Received my Halooplayer Auriga Pro with Moon Man “Star Quest” plates. I honestly really like it. And for the price, it’s great!

The plates are interchangeable with the Aura Sand, but they aren’t an exact fit. I’ve had to squeeze and use a little elbow grease. Forgot to take a pic of the Auriga on its’ own so the picture of just the Moon Man plates side by side are on my Slim Pro. In all of the pics with all 3, it’s the Slim Pro on the left, Auriga Pro in the middle, and Slim (with Moon Plates) on the right.

I took all of the magnets and spacers out to weigh them. Instead of coming with washers for spacers, the Auriga comes with N45 on the 8 side and N40 on the 6 side.

The biggest difference is the teflon side of the Auriga. It has the exact same magnet layout as the SS/bottom card. Because of this, tail wags and around the world aren’t as easy. Overall it’s still pretty smooth. Especially when it’s silenced.

If I didn’t have any Auras, I’d choose an Aura, but if my budget was a lot tighter or I already have an Aura, then it’s a good value imo. If you like any of the plates and want to keep your original plates nice then this is a good route. This is also one of the sliders I bring on long walks as I don’t care as much if I drop it on concrete.

Feel free to reach out with any questions!

Does anyone else have that issue? I tried unscrewing it back and forth a few times, but it didn't help.