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I love the clicking haptic. It’s a little too loud in quiet places. I sometimes need to slowly apply pressure as I slide the plates over one another. Other than the occasional “silencing” off this gadget, it feels amazing and has an awesome look to the design.

I really like it. Difficult to use around people as it's quite loud.

Great feel, satisfying and tactile click, downside is you are broadcasting to the world you are anxious and can be annoying to others around you. I love this when I am alone, I use other quiet devices in public. I also have some concerns about repetitive long term use. Feels solid and well made.

Don't waste your money.

The frame of reference for the "feel" I wanted was somethin similar to a switchblade or a Zippo lighter. Spinners and clicky button things, while nice desk toys, really don't satisfy that mechanical snappiness.Anyway, I bought this expecting a decent fidget toy. At the very least, magnets and steel would suggest a nice haptic feedback and durability.What I recieved surpassed my expectations. This thing really is wonderful, and only gets better the more you get used to handling it.At size seems smallish (about the dimensions of a Zippo without the cap), but quite nice if not perfect for its purpose. It's also nice and weighty for its size. Thickness, about 9mm.Extremely durable. Body is steel and magnets are fused. Protruding stopper magnets are protected in a steel cylinder. No bumping, so magnets stay strong.Recommendation: remove the screw. The magnets and track ensure the slabs won't fall apart even in use unless you pry them apart (which is also fun to do), so the screw bearing really only serves as a limitation and structural weak point. I get the reason for it. Would keep a kid from losing half of his $20 fidget toy. And acts as a kind of training wheel before you get a feel for the toy. But ultimately, not needed.$20 does *seem* steap for a little toy, but if you like the idea of fidgets, yet haven't found a real satisfying one, this could very well be the only one you'll need. This stupid little thing has not left my pocket for a week and is in my hands whenever idle...at least while alone, where it won't annoy peers with its clicking.I love it.