PopSockets PopPuck – Magnetic Fidget Toy for Adults & Kids, Trick Magnet, Sensory Toy for Stress Relief & Focus - Black Flip
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Style: PopPuck
Color: Black Flip
Features
- PopPuck is a magnetic skate park for your thumbs.
- Flick, stack, and flip your pucks to perform tricks like the Swizzlestack, Bowl Wipe, and Backside Launch.
- Includes two magnetic pucks, magnetic bowl, removable leash, and bag clip
- Learn how to puck and do tricks at poppuck.PopSockets .com
Description
PopPuck is a trick magnet that is the future of thumb sports. It is a magnetic skate park for your thumbs. Use it to just fidget or to learn tricks. Flick, stack and flip your pucks to perform tricks. Learn hundreds of tricks at PopPuck.tv .
Product Dimensions: 1.23 x 3.25 x 5.82 inches
Item Weight: 1.76 ounces
Item model number: 804839
Special features: Licensed - XXX, Drop Protection, Swappable Top, Collapsible, Adhesive
Other display features: Wireless
Color: Black Flip
Whats in the box: PopPuck pack
Manufacturer: PopSockets
Country of Origin: China
Date First Available: June 10, 2022
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Top Amazon Reviews
Style: PopPuck
Color: Beanzilla
This is different from any other fidgets I have. It's a challenge which makes it interesting.
Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2025 by M
Style: PopPuck
Color: Funky Fresh
Purchased for my 10 year old sons Easter basket. He’s had all types of fidget toys and this is by far his favorite. It pops up high and he loves the challenge of trying to catch it. Would purchase again!
Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2025 by Katherine Smith
Style: PopPuck
Color: Day Trip
Okay, let's get this out of the way: PopSockets kind of screwed the pooch with their marketing for PopPucks, because this is *not* a fidget toy. Yes, it can fulfill similar needs, but only after you've practiced with it for hours. This is not a fidget toy like most others that you'll find, where you can just pick it up and relax while manipulating it. This is a dexterity toy (which, thanks to the strength of the magnets and their lozenge-shaped gulpability, is probably only appropriate for teenagers and up). If you are the type of person who will happily sit there for hours flicking playing cards into a hat simply because you want to be able to do it well, you'll probably love PopPucks. If you're looking for your next fidget spinner...maybe not so much. That said, I personally have loved playing with PopPucks so far, because I *am* the type of person who will devote hours of time to getting decent at a stupidly specific physical activity, and enjoy doing so. The good stuff: * Overall design and build quality is very nice. The base fits perfectly into my hand, it feels solid (without being too heavy), and the magnets are nice and strong without being so strong that you can't manipulate the pieces. * The pucks are lovely. Really vibrant colors, and a nice size; not too small, not too large. (I got the "Day Trip" variant; will probably pick up an expansion pack in case I lose a puck, but honestly I don't find the illustrations very appealing. YMMV.) * The clicking noises it makes are wonderful. But then again, I'm the type of person who uses a mechanical keyboard because I love the click. The people around you may not appreciate it to quite the same extent. * The primary action you'll be repeatedly performing (the "magflip") has a pretty satisfying level of difficulty. I've only been playing with it for a couple days at this point, and am getting pretty consistent swaps without losing a puck (that is, a proto-magflip; pressing down on the top magnet and getting the two to swap positions, albeit not usually with a "flip"). I anticipate I'll be able to do small flips pretty much on demand with maybe a week of on-and-off practice. And the downsides (aside from the off-target marketing): * Particularly when you're learning, you'll drop a lot of pucks (or maybe it's more accurate to say you'll "launch" a lot of pucks, because the trouble is using too much force, not too little). Fortunately, you just need to swipe the thing close to the puck and it will snap back into place, so it's not hard to pick them up. But they tend to land bottom-side up, and since it's matte black that can make it difficult to find them. This is the main reason I don't classify this as a fidget toy: you can't take this out of your pocket and play with it wherever you want, because you'll lose all your pucks faster than you can say "MagFlip". * These magnets are *strong*. That makes for a very satisfying toy, but it also means that you can't stick this in your pocket with your credit card unless you don't mind never using your credit card again. PopPucks are for home; not so well-suited to travel. * There are not "hundreds of tricks". Go watch the videos of "tricks" that PopSockets has published; they've got 5 MagFlip variants, and...flicking a puck at the base like a soccer goal? Which is not a trick, and certainly defeats the purpose of a one-handed dexterity toy. Sure, there's fun stuff you can do (I really want to figure out a way to flip the puck around onto the base where it will hang onto the other side of my finger), but you need to realize you're buying this to do MagFlips, not because it will make you popular at parties. * Random "booster packs" don't fit well with this toy. I can't imagine wanting more than 1-2 extra pucks and would much rather pick the ones that I like. It's particularly bizarre given that you can buy the base toy and choose which color and pucks you want out of the gate. Lastly, based on my experience with PopPucks over the last couple days, one of the things that can make it a little easier to start feeling good about yourself is to start with a single puck. You can do the exact same action as a MagFlip (pressing down on the near edge of the puck while pushing it up against the top lip of the base), and it will cause the puck to either flick upwards on top of your thumb, or do a flip onto the top of your thumb. The trick is not pressing too hard, because if you do you'll launch it (just like for a magflip). However, the benefit is you have more control with a single puck, so you can get a feel for the amount of force that's necessary. Another thing that has helped me is to press with the ball of my thumb when working with stacked pucks (instead of the tip). I'm not certain why this has improved my control, but it gives me a noticeable improvement as I'm still learning the amount of force and angles that work best (it also lets me chain mini-flips together, which is probably the most satisfying, fidgety activity I've found with PopPucks so far); and you'll note in all of PopSocket's videos they are using the ball of their thumb, probably for this exact reason. Lastly, if I wrap my index finger around the top edge of the toy (or cup my other hand around there) that decreases the number of times the puck goes flying off into the room (drastically decreases it when cupping my other hand around the end), probably because it gives an additional little level of buffer and redirects the puck backwards instead of letting it rocket off the top. Finally, some general advice: use a lot less force than you think you need. It doesn't take much to send the puck flying, so your early goal is to get a feel for the bottom end. You can always scale the force up for fancier flips once you've got the basic puck-swap and single flips in your fingers. Good luck!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 15, 2022 by Ian Beck
Style: PopPuck
Color: Monster Mash
The media could not be loaded. Absolutely love these things! Tricks start happening absent-mindedly once you play around with it enough. I love these things so much that I almost want to work for the company! You can expect that i will make some YouTube video reviews in the future! Pro-tip: Series 1 Booster Packs are only $3.00 through the official poppuck website at the time of this review. You can also purchase puckpacks containing two uniquely themed pucks that are only available for a limited time. I unfortunately missed out on the Waterbear/Noob combo. When you get enough of these things you can take them apart and mix and match them to your desire based on color schemes and Puck themes. I had fun coming up with little themes for each of my Puck bases and Puck combinations. I hope you all enjoy the photos and the brief demonstration of tricks! I've seen other reviews saying that the magnets are weak or that the pucks get lost easily. In a way, both of those statements are true. But the magnets are not meant to hold something to your refrigerator, and they are not meant to be used for such purposes. They are highly calibrated magnets that are designed to be used for this toy so that you can do all kinds of fun little tricks! It's a fidget toy that's multidimensional because of the amount of different tricks you can do with it, and the way the magnets perform with each other. It's a well-designed product, and I hope it spreads more widely and becomes available in local toy stores. I've already been trying to get a toy store in Whittier California to start stocking these. If you work for the company, reach out to me, because I've got some great ideas for how these things can be used, and different games that can be played with them.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2024 by Cherdburger Cherdburger
Style: PopPuck
Color: Monster Mash
Yeah I broke down and got one. I wanted one since they came out but didn’t like the price on them at all so I refrained for awhile. Still don’t like the price especially on the replacement pucks, but saw a small sale and felt I needed something to fidget with (so I don’t break my phone case slide cover lol) so I broke down and tried it out. Figured I could give it to my nephew if I didn’t enjoy it. I like a good fidget toy and they help distract me from bad habits or to help soothe anxiety. This is pretty decent for the way I hoped I could use it. I don’t jump them or anything as I guess they’re intended to be… also don’t want to lose the pucks… but I feel I’ve gotten close to $15 out of it and still use it from time to time. I would probably be able to give it 4 stars and would even buy another if they weren’t so pricey. I think $10-12 makes more sense with a little better deals on the pucks. Hopefully they can get closer to that after the novelty wears off. Also felt like the design choices were lacking, especially for the high price and the focus on “collectibility”. Idk just my two cents, it’s a fidget toy… not much to say.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2025 by B L
Style: PopPuck
Color: Pink Lemonade
The media could not be loaded. So I have seen these fidgets around for a while and I love magnets but I was put off by the reviews... However I finally decided to give them a shot and I absolutely love it! The magnets in the pucks aren't very strong but the ones in the actual holder/keychain are are which allows for them to move perfectly and still stick in place when not in use. I find it very satisfying and I'm able Todo it mindlessly with one hand which is exactly what I wanted! glad I ended up giving it a try! 😊
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Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2025 by Pixie Pixie
Style: PopPuck
Color: Dalmation
These are pretty much fun! I wonder when you're going to sell the bracelet version of the popsocket puck? They would be nice as well.
Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2025 by Tamera Causey