What Is the MUYI Eraser Core-07?
The MUYI Eraser Core-07 is a compact, premium mechanical fidget slider toy made by MUYI (also known as Nayici). It’s designed for tactile stress relief, pocket-friendly everyday carry, and multi-mode play, combining mechanical detents with optional magnetic features.
Rather than being an actual eraser, the name “Eraser” is more thematic — referring to its small, discreet size and layers that resemble an “eraser core” sandwich.
Core Features
Compact & Textured Design
- The Eraser Core-07 is very small — about golden-coin-sized — so it’s easy to carry in any pocket or with your EDC gear.
- Its body uses layered materials (e.g., zirconium + brass + PEEK or titanium + steel + PEEK), giving a distinct multi-layered “sandwich” look and unique tactile texture.

Three-Mode Sliding Play
This slider isn’t just a simple push-back toy — it has three distinct play “tracks” or modes:
- Middle track mode — gives a crisp mechanical “knuckle” locking click.
- Double track mode — produces a mellow echo sound, often compared to a Zippo lighter chamber resonance.
- Triple track mode — opens all paths for a dense sensory experience with layered sound and tactile feedback.
Together, these modes create a satisfying variety — almost like a condensed mechanical and acoustic “tune” as you slide.

Modular & Magnetic Expansion
- The Eraser Core-07 supports magnetic modules — so you can swap in components that add magnetic motion and additional haptic feel.
- Inside, it uses Buckyballs and magnets to introduce high-frequency impact vibrations that feel a bit like “pearls falling on jade” when slipping along the track.
Note: Some variants (like the PEEK magnetic module only) are sold separately or as add-ons.
Tritium / Luminous Host Slots
The grille on the slider can hold two 3 × 22.5 mm luminous tubes or tritium vials (often used for low-light glow), which can make the interior light up in a cool way — no glue needed.

How It Plays
Playing the Eraser Core-07 is all about sliding and feeling feedback variations:
- Quick slides feel smooth and satisfyingly clicky on the mechanical track.
- Magnetic feedback (if you install that module) adds a slightly vibrating sensation under your finger.
- Three-track layering creates a mix of tones and feels, making it more engaging than a basic slider.
Most owners describe the combined experience as rhythmic, textured, and addictive — far more complex than entry-level fidget sliders.
Materials & Specs
| Variant | Approx. Weight | Notes |
| Standard PEI + Stainless Steel + PEEK | 28 g | Light-weight and pocket-friendly; warm plastics plus metal contrast. |
| Zirconium Alloy + Brass + PEEK | 62 g | Heavier and more substantial in hand; premium layered feel. |
| Titanium Alloy + Stainless Steel + PEEK | Likely ~40–50 g | Titanium editions usually fall between PEI and zirconium in weight (exact manufacturer spec not widely published yet). |
| G10 + Brass + PEEK | (Likely ~35–45 g) | G10 adds strength with lower weight than all-metal builds. |

Here is a video of how it works:
