FUNJIA Moving Sand Art Picture, 3D Deep Sea Sandscape in Motion Display, Flowing Sand Art Decor for Sensory Calming Fidget, Desktop Home Office Work Decor (Pink)

Mine didn’t come with the darker pink color and I think a little too much air because it often just blocks all of the sand. Still fun though

This looks great in my daughters room as decor. Not only is it a piece of art to be displayed she has a great time creating different scenarios with the sand. It is durable and well made.

It's much lighter weight cheaper plastic than I imagined. There's also way too many bubbles in it so unless you tilt it at different angles the sand won't fall down. But this is the cheapest one I found on here so you get what you pay for which is why I gave it four stars and not three.

I was looking for things to help me with extreme anxiety and relaxation. This is perfect. I’ve definitely noticed changes in my moods as well. If you are looking for the same I highly recommend!

The sand doesn’t fall because there isn’t enough water

The sand is stuck in the corner and there is a giant air bubble. I should have checked this out earlier before I missed the return window.

Was a great gift idea for a coworkers desk. The always changing sand scapes keep it cool and exciting every time you flip it. It's always new and different so she never gets bored with it. Very calm and relaxing to watch.

I had one of these as a kid and loved it, but could not find an affordable one for my own kids until now. I got one of these for each son (one high school age, one college age), and they are both fascinated. My husband and I have also spent a good bit of time playing with them. The water and bubbles make it even better than the air-filled one I had years ago - you can flip it, set it down, and the bubbles will ensure a different pattern every time. Set it down on the long edge for faster flow (because the bubbles don't fill the whole edge), or on the short edge for slow flow (the bubbles block almost all the sand and only a tiny bit flows at a time, like an hourglass). To make more smaller bubbles, shake it a bit. Left alone overnight, the bubbles tend to go back to a few larger ones. Watching the bubbles escape one by one to higher levels and guessing which part of the sand will break through the bubble wall next is part of the fun!

Very relaxing to just sit and watch and looks good when settled too

I found this item a real let down for the money, very cheaply made and pretty boring to watch, I bought it for my autistic granddaughter I'm not sure that she's going to find it that therapeutic