4 Best Fidget Spinners

This fidget spinner is white in the light and bright green in the dark. If you want it to glow, simply hold it under a bright light for at least 2 minutes. It won’t glow as well if you skip this step.

It has 3 blades, which means it’s a tri-spinner. This is the most common style of fidget spinner we’ve seen, which means this fidget spinner has a fairly traditional design.

Durable stainless steel bearings and a stainless steel frame create a sturdy gadget that lasts. Several reviewers say the spinner feels heavy, but not heavy to the point where it’s difficult to spin. Its hefty weight helps it remain upright as it spins on a hard surface, and one parent confesses that this resilient spinner has survived multiple hits against the wall courtesy of her autistic kiddo.

The company says this fidget spinner rotates for 1 to 3 minutes. Most reviewers agree this claim is true, stating that it generally spins for 1 to 2 minutes on their fingers and 2 to 3 minutes on a hard surface.

It’s great for simple tricks, and you can use it day or night thanks to its awesome glow-in-the-dark abilities. We’ve seen very few glow-in-the-dark spinners that actually live up to their description, so we’re glad we found this one.

This spinner costs around $9, making it one of the most budget-friendly spinners on our list of favorites.

The Gearhead is the supermodel of the fidget spinner world, and reviewers can’t stop raving about its beauty. It’s colorful, but not to the point where it looks tacky. Sleek black metal curves gracefully around rainbow-hued bearings, providing a smooth yet stable frame for this collectible toy. The vibrant colors blur together as this fidget whirls around a finger or counter, creating a stunning view.

This high-quality fidget spinner is made from solid steel that retains its resilience after multiple spinning sessions. Top-notch R188 hybrid bearings make it a cinch to practice tricks or simply spin the gadget to your heart’s content. This spinner rotates quietly, unlike some of the lower-priced models on our list.

Both sides of this fidget spinner are spinnable (try quickly saying that three times in a row), which is a feature some cheap spinners lack. Its compact size and light weight make it ideal for tricks, and it can spin for up to 5 minutes. If you notice a decline in performance, contact the company for help. They offer a 100% satisfaction guarantee, so they’ll replace your gadget or help you fix the current one.

You’ll have to part with $40 to $50 if you want your son or daughter to be the coolest kid on the playground. Totally worth every penny, though – and the majority of reviewers agree.

Rounded edges give this tri-spinner fidget toy a modern look while promoting lengthy spin times. It’s available in white or black and includes a bright green wristband. We like that it only weighs 2 ounces even though it’s made out of metal.

Still trying to master the cool fidget tricks you see online? The 3 x 3 body of this durable fidget toy is made from sturdy steel, so it can handle plenty of drops and bumps as you perfect your spins. Its bearings are also constructed from steel.

If something does happen to break, you can return your fidget spinner to the manufacturer – without a hassle. Multiple reviewers praise the prompt, courteous attention they received from this company’s customer service team when they needed help with their spinners.

Fidget spins for at least 2 minutes, but many fidget collectors say it spins significantly longer. It’s fairly quiet when it spins, and you don’t have to worry about rust impacting the fidget’s performance. Rust is more likely to form on spinners made from iron, and as we mentioned in the last paragraph, this one is made from steel.

Amazon usually carries this fidget spinner for around $10.