Kaiko Fidgets

Gamer Fidget Pad

Gamer Fidget Pad - Main image
$7.5 $15 In stock

Category: Fidgets & Sensory Tools

This fidget gamer style pad has 10 interactive f unctions The game joystick is completely different from the first generation joystick of these fidgets. This joystick is a game player-level joystick. When you press it, you feel that you are starting a game. 4 colourful buttons, two have sound & feel like you are clicking them on and off & the other two places have no sound just movement. , the buttons are larger than the first generation & thus the experience is better. Either side there are 2 scroll mechanisms - one has the sound & feel of gears while rotating, the other side is smooth and silent The paddle button, the retractable button, will immediately restore the original position every time it moves. It is satisfying to flick down and allow it to spring back. Makes a click sound when allowing it to spring back. If wanting to be quiet with this function all you need to do is keep your finger on it, controlling it to move back to place. On the back there is a silent dial which feels amazing to rotate your thumb around. Also on the back is a switch similar to a light switch which clicks if using robustly or is quiet if controlling the click. figit

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 25 reviews)

Jacob ★★★★★

The joystick alone is worth the upgrade from the first-gen pads—it actually feels like a real controller stick, not a cheap plastic nub. I’ve caught myself using it just to spin around during work calls, and all 10 functions keep my hands busy without needing to look down.

Kevin ★★★★★

The bumpy textures and clicky buttons keep my hands busy during long gaming sessions, and the joystick actually moves smoothly in all directions unlike the cheap ones I’ve tried before. It’s got enough variety that I haven’t gotten bored after a week of using it during ranked matches.

Emily S. ★★★★★

This joystick feels like the real deal, not the flimsy ones on cheaper fidgets. I've been fiddling with it during long game queues and the 10 functions keep my hands busy without me even looking.