Lag

About the Lag

• Designed by SEKI, the name is mainly derived from the tactile feedback of this fidget slider. Lag focuses on the "delay between an action and its result", which is mostly used in games, videos, and device responses (e.g., game lag, screen lag). It can also refer to a lag in physical reactions.

• A regular magnetic fidget slider produces a "pa-pa-pa" feedback when pushed up and rotated. However, the magnetic feedback of this product comes to the user with a delay of a few tenths of a second. Meanwhile, it also creates an extremely bouncy "duang - duang" feeling, even bouncier than jelly.

• Disassembly: The Lag can be fully disassembled by hand. No screwdriver is needed—you can directly take the entire fidget slider apart into parts, and it's also easy to assemble.

• Craftsmanship + Core: We launch the blasted stainless steel hollow irregular shell for the first time, with the inner core adopting a black plating process. The shell can be removed and replaced at any time. Remove the upper and lower shells, and the inner core is the key part of this structure. The secret to achieving the "delay" and "duang" effect lies in the core.