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Cool little toy, my 5 year old normally gets bored easily with toys, but he kept playing with this one and still reaches for it when looking for a toy to play with. It's a nice size and portable, we've taken it everywhere, on car rides and to restaurants

Small educational toys, very good, for children to play with, they can cultivate children's concentration and patience.

I bought this for a gift. The kid is very hands on but easily distracted. I think if the item was a bit larger, it would have worked better for this child. Yet, they did like to play with it. It didn't keep his attention as I had hoped it would. Overall, it is easy to use, but if a child has ADD, I wouldn't anticipate it keeping their attention for long.

This handheld puzzle is a really nice concept for keeping little hands and minds occupied, but I suspect will only hold attention of very patient children for a long time. The ball is so small and the numbers that identify the paths are hard to see making the toy extra challenging even for patient adults. Expect a child will quickly stop trying to follow the numbers and just roll the ball around then lose interest. Perfect size however for cae rides and I like that the ball is completely enclosed in the toy so you don't have to worry about losing it or a child swallowing it.

My son is 4.5 and has autism. He likes to hyperfocus on activities like this. This is more advanced than a simple fidget toy and allows him to calm down and focus. LOVE THAT for him. I find him playing with it when he’s watching TV, sitting in the car, or taking a little break in his calm down corner.It actually reminds me of a more expensive toy he sees at his dentist’s office all the time (the Perplexus ball). That one is harder to manipulate for him, and a little bit heavier; it gets dropped a lot. This is a great size and the handles make it easier for tiny hands to maneuver.This would make a fantastic gift for preschoolers and up!

My son loves gears and puzzles so I thought this would be a great toy for him (age7). I read lots of reviews and am surprised how much of a flop this toy is. You only spin one gear, sometimes the little ones inside stick after 3-4 uses. The ball is tiny and extremely hard to navigate. My husband is an engineer and he said it was a very difficult puzzle and that the gears stick making it impossible to finish. If I kept the box I would return it. Total waste of money.

This is a neat toy--great for kids party gift. It's not really a maze to solve a pathway--there are step by step numbers to follow--but it's not easy! There are holes and traps to trip you up. It's a neat toy to work on focus and just hard enough to be fun, but easy enough to keep going! A hit with my 7 year old, and his little brother likes to give it a try, too.

Nice update to a very traditional toy. Well made and will provide lots of fun trying to maneuver the ball to the right spot. Might be a little difficult for most toddlers but five and up to adulthood will want a try.