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Pedro G
Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2025
Gave it to a student and they absolutely loved it. It was very cute, and very clicky. Even though they loved it they kept it home due to how loud it is. Which is fun, just not great in school.
Elise H.
Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2025
My fidgety fingers were seeking a new champion, and this green-orange "Distractible Turtle" waddled into my life! Its articulating legs and head are surprisingly fun to wiggle around. The real star, though, is the shell – each segment clicks satisfyingly when pressed. It’s pocket-sized, perfect for discreetly clicking and clacking my way through boring meetings or stressful commutes. It's like a tiny, clicky massage for my brain!Pros:Engaging articulating design for wiggling and posing. Satisfying shell clickers provide good tactile/auditory feedback. Pocket-sized and durable for on-the-go fidgeting. Great for stress relief and keeping hands busy. Fun green-orange color.Cons:The clicking sound, while satisfying, might not be ideal for super quiet environments. Some articulated joints might feel a little stiff initially.A wonderfully cute and effective little fidget toy for anyone needing a bit of clicky, wiggly stress relief! Highly recommended
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2025
Obsessed with this fidget!! Not only is it so cute, but the clicky keys give the perfect feedback. It is definitely loud, so not great for quiet classrooms, but perfect for a home fidget. Highly recommend for kids or adults!
Hillcrew
Reviewed in the United States on June 12, 2025
The things they make with 3D printers are pretty cool. This little turtle is as well. The four sections of the shell click when pressed. The click is appealing to the person doing the pressing, but it may not be so appealing to the person sitting nearby, yet it isn't a loud click. The turtle's fins all wiggle, as does its head. Comes with a nice lanyard which I initially attached, but then I couldn't play with the turtle, so the lanyard stays off for now. The grandsons love fidget toys, so this is for them to play with their next visit. I know they'll like it.
Krystal
Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2025
This is such a cute fidget toy! It’s a good size too. I got it for my toddler for road trips but want to keep it with me for work! The strawberry pattern is cute and the colors and quality are good for this being 3D printed. It’s huge, fits well in my hand so she’ll be able to play with it with two hands easily. It comes with a short lanyard, but we won’t use that since she tends to bite and pull on them. The clicks are very satisfying, I just wish the flippers and head were equally stimulating, they just kinda flap back and forth. I think it’s a little steep for the price what you get, but it’s cute.
Laura U.
Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2025
Palm sized and adorable, this turtle also has a moving head and limbs and comes with a wrist strap. The clicks from the buttons are very satisfying, and rapid-tapping them emulates the sound of a busy keyboard.
Patrick Lemelin
Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2025
This little turtle is the cutest! It is super well made (3d printed) but unlike the other stuff we've gotten in the same material it feels durable and looks perfect! My autistic son who needs some sort of fidget most times to regulate him (it's even in his IEP lol) immediately was so happy with this little guy, especially after a long day at his SpEd preschool. The whole way home I heard the clicking (which is an extremely satisfying sound) and he was clearly enjoying it. My other boys and I also think the clicking is super addicting so needless to say we are going to need more!!! This turtle will probably be one of those things we end up taking with us everywhere for our son.
Ash
Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2025
I love the clicking, as it sounds like a mechanical keyboard and makes a very satisfying sound. I found myself clicking the shell every time I passed by the turtle. The "keys" are not stiff, either, and smoothly push down. As for the articulation, it is limited, but is perfect for what it is and where it is. Every limb except the tail is articulated, including the head. The quality is on par with other 3-D printed objects, which is good. It also came with a little lanyard to take it with you. Overall a pretty good object, especially if you like turtles!
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