
Happy Snappy
$3.99
NeeDoh against Pop It compared on hand feel, noise, shape and where each fits, so you can pick the fidget that suits your space.
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They both keep hands busy, but in different ways. A Pop It is a board of silicone bubbles that you push in and out, with a click as they flip. A NeeDoh is a squishy toy with a dough-like fill that you squeeze and stretch, and most models make no noise at all.
| Feature | NeeDoh | Pop It |
|---|---|---|
| Feel in the hand | Soft, stretchy and squeezable | Firm silicone bubbles that flip |
| Noise | Mostly silent; Happy Snappy and the crunchy models are the exceptions | A click every time a bubble flips |
| Form | Rounded shapes, cubes, animals, food | A flat board |
| In a bag | Teenie sizes are pocket-size | Depends on the board size |
If the click is the point, take the Pop It. If you want a squeeze you can do in a meeting or on a bus without anyone hearing, take a NeeDoh. Happy Snappy is the NeeDoh that comes closest to a pop.
Yes; they suit different moments, one for a squeeze and one for a click.