14 Best Fidget Spinners

A beautiful design that is also well-balanced. Can you tell I like anodized metal? You probably do too, because it is a great look. This is especially true on the Atesson Brass Tri-Spinner, which is one of the best looking spinners in its price range. This spinner also sports a high-quality stainless steel bearing, which can continue a spin for up to three minutes with a perfect spin. Its excellent balance and smooth rotation make it incredibly easy to transfer from one finger to another, among other tricks.

The Ono Roller is a nifty fidget toy that undulates effortlessly in your hand like two super smooth rolling pins dancing back and forth in your fingers. Its aluminum material and near-frictionless motion give it a premium feel in the hand and its unique shape creates lots of different ways to play. Its totally silent too so you can use it in the office or classroom without driving your peers nuts.

A design for fidget toy purists that has lots of ways to play. With the fidget toy market being chock-full of legally questionable imitations of original inventions, it is a rare treat to be able to support original Fidget Cube creators Matthew and Mark McLachlan of Antsy Labs. After many months of manufacturing delays, the original Fidget Cube is now available on Amazon. Each of its six sides offers multiple ways to play, making this a compact fidget toy that can be used for hours on end without feeling repetitive.

The Duomishu Double Pendulum is a compact stainless steel fidget toy that creates a calming pendulum motion with a simple flick. It has two different rotating pieces, each of which has a high-speed ceramic bearing underneath for long spin times. It easily disassembles for cleaning too so you can even swap the bearings once you’ve flicked the original one into powder.

This yet another high-quality modular spinner from Atesson. This carefully weighted spinner is made from machines stainless steel, and each of its six heads can be unscrewed to make different patterns. Its smooth and polished designed gives it a classy and elegant look. And the icing on the cake, this gadget spins smoothly across a high quality stainless steel R188 bearing, which can spin for up to four minutes.

This D-FantiX Fidget Spinner Cube may not be much of a challenging puzzle but it is still a fun pocket toy to occupy your hands during stressful times. It works like an actual 1x3x3 Rubik’s cube and also holds its own as a fidget spinner. It even comes with a little pouch to store it in (as if you’re even going to put this thing away).

If you love the kaleidoscopic look of anodized aluminum then this fidget spinner 7-pack is a great bargain. It contains seven fairly different spinner designs, each of which can spin for upwards of 3 minutes on one flick. They all have round corners too, making them safe for younger users as well.

This precision tri-spinner from Atesson is as standard as it gets in terms of design, but this stainless steel model stands out among other classic three wing designs. When properly spun, the Atesson spinner has a five minute max spin time. It uses a high-quality stainless steel bearing, which is more silent and cost-effective than its ceramic counterparts.

This high-tech looking ninja star spinner has a lot going on visually but its real appeal boils down to its nice hand feel. It is made from fairly hefty aluminum and its bearing offers about 4 minutes of uninterrupted spinning off one flick. As an added plus, it lights up green when you spin it, which looks especially cool in a dark room.

These hefty knobs can be unscrewed to create any arrangement of wings. You can even try an asymmetrical pattern for a mild gyrating effect.

When the wings create a perfect balance, you get an impressive five minute spin time. The D6’s stainless steel R188 bearing is also whisper silent, showing what you get when you spend a little extra.

This Wheel Spinner from Cosmic Fidgets is a compact fidget toy with a stylish brass wheel design that looks like an efficient piece of machinery when it spins. Beneath its finger grip, this spinner has an open bearing design, which greatly reduces friction. As such, this silent spinner will keep spinning for up to five minutes. The wheel just keeps on turning.

As an oldschool Beyblade fan, this Mtele spinner speaks to me with its zinc dragon design. It can be spun for up to five minutes off one flick and has an appealingly low price.

Coolct’s Gear Tri-Spinner is a clever take on the classic fidget spinner. Each wing has a moving gear that turns when you spin it. This spinner is made from smooth machined metal. This gives it a sturdy feel. The added friction of the moving parts does reduce this spinner’s overall spin time, but if you need a toy to get your gears turning, there is no better choice.

The Magxanadu Orbiter is not your ordinary fidget spinner. In fact, this fidget toy was developed entirely separate of fidget spinners but follows a similar concept nonetheless. Rather than spinning on a bearing, this toy spins on a magnetic base. It requires a little bit of movement to keep it spinning, but still provides a soothing effect. Keep in mind that the balls clack against the magnetic base quite loudly, making this a bad choice for the classroom or office.