If you're constantly fidgeting like me, consider these deals on fidget toys for adults during Octobe

Impossible Cone | 2 piece| Noise: Low |
A common fidget toy design that you can find all over the place, but this is a decent price for two versions of the same toy. I have a 3D-printed cone version that I play with constantly, but I really like the cylindrical version that can stand upright no matter which way you thread the pieces together.

Metal Fidget Slider | Small | Noise: High |
Inject this one into my (fidgeting) veins. I'm just learning about this new-ish breed of metal sliding toys. If you watch the video on the store page you'll see how it works: it can slide perpendicularly up/down and left/right, clicking ever so nicely along its path. Only knock is that noise: expect to irritate other folks in the room.

Keyboard Clicker with LED Light | Keychain | Noise: Unknown |
The most PC gaming fidget toy by far. You'll find lots of keyboard clicker toys like this online, but this is the first one I've come across that lights up. The listing doesn't say how clicky the keys are (are we talking Red or Blue switches here, folks?), but expect this one to be on the noisy side.

WTYCD Fidget Pad | One-handed | Noise: Medium [[link]] |
I bought this exact model of fidget pad years ago and would still be using it if I didn't leave it at a party. It's got everything I want in a fidget toy: an analog stick to jerk around, buttons with lots of travel and loud clicks, and it's small enough to stash in a palm while walking or talking.

Fidget Clicker | Small | Noise: High |
A handheld rectangle full of light switches that I can flip over and over again all day? Is this real life? This one (made by the same company as the other metal toy above) is going in the cart immediately. Just don't tell my partner, who will probably kick me out of whatever room this thing is clacking in.

Infinity Cube | Large | Noise: Medium |
This is barely a discount on an already cheap-as-heck fidget toy, but I'm highlighting it because I'm looking at the one I own right now and really want to fidget with it. This is a cube that folds in and out like one of those paper puzzles people make in school. It's a linear action, so you can get really good at shifting it quickly and almost look like one of those speedy Rubik's Cube solvers. All that plastic clacks around, though.

Fidget Cube | Six sides | Noise: Medium |
Another deal that's barely a deal, but this is a reminder that there's still no better fidget toy than the original fidget cube (arguably the product that kicked off this category in earnest). Six sides, unbeatable variety of functions, compact, and durable. I own three of these in different colors and keep one in my backpack.