This orb it a variation on the orbiter theme with a few twists. In profile the shape is cylindrical as opposed to the hamburger shape of others. Yep! The ball is held to the base by the magnet sandwiched between two Aluminium discs. The accompanying spheres nestle comfortable in the thumb grips on the side discs of the base. Creating a trackball thumb toy. On this version the orb fits neatly into the track around the thumb grip, allowing a faster and more secure spin. The ball and base make an effective spinning top too. Two balls? 1. Spin without them without clicking 2. Create a newtons cradle effect one orb appears to stay still while the second circles the base. 3. With more practice create a gentle clackers (back in the day two 5cm hard plastic balls attached to a tab with a sturdy string) effect. Of course it is also a nifty magnet

This orb it a variation on the orbiter theme with a few twists. In profile the shape is cylindrical as opposed to the hamburger shape of others. Yep! The ball is held to the base by the magnet sandwiched between two Aluminium discs. The accompanying spheres nestle comfortable in the thumb grips on the side discs of the base. Creating a trackball thumb toy. On this version the orb fits neatly into the track around the thumb grip, allowing a faster and more secure spin. The ball and base make an effective spinning top too. Two balls? 1. Spin without them without clicking 2. Create a newtons cradle effect one orb appears to stay still while the second circles the base. 3. With more practice create a gentle clackers (back in the day two 5cm hard plastic balls attached to a tab with a sturdy string) effect. Of course it is also a nifty magnet

This orb it a variation on the orbiter theme with a few twists. In profile the shape is cylindrical as opposed to the hamburger shape of others. Yep! The ball is held to the base by the magnet sandwiched between two Aluminium discs. The accompanying spheres nestle comfortable in the thumb grips on the side discs of the base. Creating a trackball thumb toy. On this version the orb fits neatly into the track around the thumb grip, allowing a faster and more secure spin. The ball and base make an effective spinning top too. Two balls? 1. Spin without them without clicking 2. Create a newtons cradle effect one orb appears to stay still while the second circles the base. 3. With more practice create a gentle clackers (back in the day two 5cm hard plastic balls attached to a tab with a sturdy string) effect. Of course it is also a nifty magnet

My sun is happy with it thanks Banggood. See you soon

My sun is happy with it thanks Banggood. See you soon

My sun is happy with it thanks Banggood. See you soon