Think Ink Pen, Maelu Finger Fidget Pencil Toys for Anxiety, Boredom, ADD, ADHD, Stress Relief (One)

good pen, the ink is flowey so be aware!

Excellent pen

Total piece of junk ...there is no way to get it to write.....the ink cartriage is inside ....I have taken it apart and there is no function to make it come out...very disappointed

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I am in love with the product. The pen is really awesome and useful. It somewhat does what it says in the product. Also the delivery was pretty fast. I had no issues with communication.

My husband plays with the fidget sometimes but it didn't come with a PEN so he doesn't use it as much as I'd hoped! (but he said it wasn't worth worrying about returning it.)

Q: Why did I buy this pen? A: I don't know. I honestly don't remember what series of distractions (SQUIRREL!) brought me to this item, nor do I recall what I was thinking when the idea of spending more than 5 but less than 10 dollars on this item seemed perfectly reasonable. That is 100% on me and your perception of the pen should not be hampered by my realization, a week later, that shopping while impaired (yay Oregon!) can lead to some regrets. Here's what should influence your perception of the pen: it writes smoothly based on the cursory loops I've used it for. The pen is beneath a cap with an opening, like it's meant to extend up through the opening (the opening is initially filled with a small plastic cap which they might not have wanted me to separate from the cap, but hello, I'm buying a fidget pen, what do they really expect from me) but, unless I'm missing some feature (as noted in other reviews, there are no actual instructions) you need to remove the cap to write. And thanks to the non-magnetic properties of plastic, I expect this plug to disappear in the near future. Will the lack of a plug have negative implications? (If it didn't would they have included it in the product design?) There are several parts and pieces, all superfluous to the pen's usefulness as a pen, but that are the thing that makes the pen a fidget pen. If you plan to fidget with this pen in a meeting, expect one of these pieces to hit the conference room table or the floor in front of the jury box or the scrub sink of your operating room in a loud and conspicuous manner that will let everyone know that you weren't paying complete attention. Pro tip: the ball from the end, which makes the pen look like a retractable pen (it isn't, unless I'm missing something, as I said, no instructions) can be removed and placed over the tip where the plastic plug will have been once it's lost. It's enough to make me wonder if the plastic plug is necessary but who has time for that as there are squirrels everywhere.

This pen is awesome and very innovative design . I like it. I’ll recommend this pen to my friends.