SoB Push pop Bubble Sensory Fidget Toy - Autism Special Needs Stress Reliever Silicone Stress Reliever Toy - Squeeze Sensory Toy for Homeschool & Office, Good for Kids with ADD, ADHD or Autism

So I bought this pop it since I can’t focus sometimes and this product totally helped. When I first got this pop it it didn’t make any noise but the quality was pretty good. Then I washed the pop it since it got dirty and it made more noise, and I do recommend this to other people. I

I love this product! it is a smooth and soft texture and I good desktop size. I also like that it can double as a coaster. the only thing I don't like is that the satisfying pop is one-sided so when you pop the reverse direction there's not a prominent pop. that's not so much a deal-breaker for me, but I can see it being a deal-breaker for someone else.

This was a gift for my daughter. She likes fidget toys and this is her favorite one now. It’s made of silicone material and you can pop the circles back and forth and it doesn’t make any noise. It’s good for when she’s doing remote learning so she has something to do with her hands when she’s listening.

This product has some fit and finish issues, but it gets the job done. As an adult, I have no problem with the color shade being inconsistent, or having some unfinished edges in spots. However, if I were giving this to a child, especially a child who is neuro atypical, I might have some pause. It’s fine as a fidget toy for me, but the finish issues might be too distracting someone who has some neurodivergence.

I love it so much because when I would like feel in the mood to play with my fidgets that would just be the first thing I would play with that’s mostly one of my favorite fidgets so I think Amazon but let me buy it

This product took almost 3 months to ship. Incredibly frustrated. No tracking and no updates while shipping. When it arrived, it is about the size of my teenager’s hand, so a little smaller than anticipated. Most concerning though is the popping noise it makes every time you push one of the little bubbles down. So it’s fine for home use when my adhd son is doing homework, but will not work for school.

Keep in mind it’s a bit loud, but it works just as expected and has been amazing for calming down anxiety attacks

This is money well spent for my toddler grandson and his 5 tree old cousin. They play with this for hours just watching TV or in the car. It's sort of a mindless action. Similar to popping bubble wrap