Brainwright - Turnstyle - The Sequential Movement Puzzle

This small brainteaser is well designed and surprisingly challenging! It is small enough to stuff in a pocket or purse, and can stave off boredom. I would love to see a small guide with suggested puzzles, for instance first in sequential order, and then afterwards in reverse, or all odds in a row, and then evens. Over-all 5/5 product!

I like the idea of this but the quality isn't there. More often than not, the numbers get stuck on the two spinning grey pieces connected to gears. It is hard to get them in just the right position to allow the numbers to move. If it had a locking mechanism to keep the gears in place that would help.When it does spin it is satisfying to move the numbers around. Makes a nice clicking noise :)

Fun puzzle, but it jams constantly. I find I have to really muscle the spinning parts into place to be able to slide the numbers. Wish it was higher quality.

All right, the first objective is to mix up the numbers. Then get them in order clockwise and counter-clockwise. The turnstiles are connected with gears. This is quite challenging. Especially when just 2 numbers need to be switched!This is one of the smallest sequential movement puzzles ever made.

It was a great gift for my son. He loves it & keeps him busy.

The media could not be loaded.  It is really difficult to move the numbers, even for an adult. No matter how I turn the dial, the two middle circles won't line up exactly, which could be the problem with the numbers sticking and not moving smoothly. If this problem were fixed, I think it would be a fun toy. I got it for my grandchildren, but I think they will just get frustrated with it.Update: I ordered a 2nd one of these to see if it would work better. It was even worse. The first time I used it, it immediately fell apart.

I solved it clockwise & counter-clockwise pretty easily. But later on, I found that getting the last 4 or 5 digits to be very difficult!

Was surprised how small this was. It makes it hard to hold and play at the same time. The plastic pieces (numbers) are very tight to move and frustrating because if you don't turn the dials exactly straight and off by a little, the numbers would move around. So I spend more time trying to aline the circle and trying not to drop the game since its do small. Btw I have large hands.