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This is a great fidget cube, it's also got a really pretty design. It's not exactly 'infinite' but it's definitely fun to play with and you can flip it in lots of different ways. Overall I'm very happy with it, I got it as a gift for my husband and we both really like it and find ourselves fidgeting with it often.

It was exactly what the photo said it was. I'm sure it will provide hours of entertainment.

Good for younger … 4 or 5 year old? Simple … not too chsllenging

At a quick glance, this cube is a really nice color and looks like it will be good to fidget with. The thing is, this product is called and "infinity cube", which implies you can just keep folding it without it stopping. This is definitely not the case. You can fold it, if you're lucky, a few times before it won't go further. I don't know if that's how infinity cubes work or not, but it kind of goes against the name of the product. My son didn't mind the limited shapes, but he was disappointed that you couldn't keep folding it. Also, no matter what way you fold it, it doesn't hold shape. The second you let up any of the pressure of holding it, it flops over. Most fidget toys I've seen hold their shape, even if they're limited with the amount of shapes. I mean, to an extent, the floppiness is slightly amusing (and a little noisy), but that doesn't negate what you would expect a fidget toy to do. Overall, the cube is cute, but leaves a lot to be desired.

Works well in the hand with a flip of the wrist as it goes from flat to square back to flat. Great for those who always need to do something with their hands. I like fidgeting with it while watching t.v. With all the flipping it's still solid as the day it came in. I have no worries of this falling to pieces as some fidgets in the past have done. Very happy with this toy

This fidget cube is a great find. It's small enough for little hands, but it would be great for people of all sizes and ages! There aren't any small parts that directly come off, so I think it's safe enough for very young children. That being said, most things could technically fall apart at any time, so maybe keep an eye on things if you give this to an individual that may put it in their mouth.The space-like design is really pretty. The fidget itself is very engaging; it almost works like a Jacob's Ladder, only instead of just going back and forth, it can go in multiple directions. I, as an adult, got pretty sucked into using this! I got it for my Kindergarten classroom, though, and I think it's going to be a great edition to my calm down area. My 8-year-old son liked using it, too.

This fidget toy was broken in less than 24 hours from very basic use. Not worth the money. Big disappointment.

My wife and both of my kids have ADHD, and having something to do with their hands helps them focus and stay occupied. This is one fidget toy that keeps popping back up and everyone seems to want to use. That allow should indicate the value it has.Seems well made, its holding up to lots of abuse, and just cool to look at (heck, even I like to play with in).Great item, would recommend.