bunnyb wrote:
There are quiet buttons on the fidget but there is also one like a light switch and OMG that's the best bit of the cube and it can be very annoying to people around me so it's an at home toy only. I have worry beads that I can slide along the string. People seem to assume I'm religious and no-one ever asks questions. I do have to modify them a bit because they always have odd numbers of beads which upsets me. I like everything to be even. Just a personal quirk. I also use think rubber bands. I can stretch and twist them.
I like rubber bands but I'm told it makes people uncomfortable since they inevitably end up on my wrist and I will end up pulling them out really far and snapping my wrist with them repeatedly without even realizing I'm doing it. Would you say the clicks from the cube are quiet enough that loud fans from industrial electronics would make it unnoticeable? Think about a window unit air conditioner on medium to high fan speed and that's about how loud the fans are at work.
Raleigh wrote:
A spinner ring.
I've thought about this one but I'm not supposed to wear jewelry at work. I have to work inside power distribution cabinets sometimes and if a ring were to contact the bus bar, there would be nothing left to put a ring on.
Exuvian wrote:
Would either of these work?
*ring on finger (twist/turn, doesn't make much sound or tend to draw attention)
*polished rock (nice smooth texture, quiet, cheap and usually doesn't break)
If you prefer the clicky feel, a fidget cube takes care of that and the buttons aren't as loud as a pen.
^ That's the kind of information I was looking for. I need something that I can click and I don't want it to be as annoyingly loud to those around me.
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