Two years ago, Antsy Labs’ Fidget Cube hit Kickstarter, ultimately raking in a massive $6.4 million from 154,926 backers. Now its creators are back with their crowdfunding follow-up: A set of ...

The Infinity Cube is essentially another fidget toy -- something to distract and occupy your restless hands and mind during calls, meetings, and presentations. But instead of a $4 toy, this design ...

We haven't bought it yet," she said. The Fidget Cube is the ninth-most funded project on Kickstarter, with creators raising nearly $6.5 million from backers. They say it's designed to help you focus.

I checked what they were saying on about the Fidget Cube on ProductHunt. “Looks like it could be useful for OCD.” -- Jack Smith, former co-founder of Shyp and Vungle.

Indeed, demand for the Fidget Cube caught Colorado-based Antsy Labs by surprise -- it had originally sought to raise a mere $15,000 on Kickstarter.

In the same way, the Kickstarted Fidget Cube, too, is probably also more classroom-friendly. Fidget items do seem to serve a valuable purpose.