$100 SHEIN SQUISHY HAUL | did i get scammed…

Shein Squishy Haul — Summary

The creator unboxes a roughly $100 haul of Shein squishies. Quality is mixed, but the creator mostly feels the purchase was worthwhile. Several items look attractive and feel satisfying to squeeze; others are unexpectedly hard or made from cheap-feeling foam. Damaged packaging is common, though it doesn’t always affect the squishy itself.

Products and impressions

• Peach: Its shape is imperfect, but it squeezes well. Rated 8/10.
• Blue ocean-themed squishy: Pressing different areas reveals different sea animals. The turtle is the reviewer’s favorite detail.
• Large pink squishy: Glossy and exceptionally soft. It cost about $15 and feels unusually subtle and pleasant to touch.
• Banana with fruit pieces: An interesting design, but much too hard to squeeze. The reviewer finds it tiring on the hands.
• Butter: Has a slick, gel-like feel and squeezes nicely. Rated 7/10. Its lettering appears worn.
• Small pink crunchy ball: Simple, with little air inside, and makes a sound the reviewer enjoys.
• Cake in a tin: Sticky, slow to regain its shape, and smells like cake. The tin arrived broken, but the squishy became the reviewer’s favorite and earned 10/10.
• Glittery squishy: Looks pretty but is harder to squeeze than the reviewer prefers.
• Pearly squishy: Easy and pleasant to squeeze; another strong favorite.
• Cheese-themed squishy: Has colorful inclusions—possibly grapes or flowers—and meets expectations with an easy squeeze.
• Small white mochi-style squishy: Crunchy and entertaining, but feels cheap and has a strange coating.
• Whipped-cream design: Looks appealing but feels solid and harder than expected. Its packaging was also battered.
• Small bottle-shaped squishies: Have cute star details, but are difficult to remove from their packaging and very tough to compress—too hard to squeeze one-handed.
• Soap-shaped squishy: Looks like the advertised concept but is essentially cheap foam. Air can be heard escaping, so it disappoints.
• Luxurious-looking colored squishy: Has no filling inside but compresses beautifully. Rated 10/10 and becomes another favorite.
• Sea-creature squishy: Contains starfish and other ocean-themed pieces. The reviewer likes the effect but worries it might burst.
• Snowflake ball: Provides a pleasant squeeze, with snowflake details inside.

Pros

• Some items are exceptionally soft, slow-rising, glossy, or satisfying to squeeze.
• Several have fun designs and visible contents.
• A few standouts earn 10/10, especially the cake and the luxurious-looking squishy.

Cons

• Squeeze quality varies considerably; some products are stiff, hard, or cheap-feeling.
• Some packaging arrives crushed, open, or apparently repackaged.
• A few items are difficult to remove from their packaging.
• The reviewer couldn’t find the mystery-box item they expected, so that part of the haul remains unresolved.

Verdict

The haul is not an outright scam, in the reviewer’s view: there are several genuinely enjoyable squishies among the disappointments. However, quality is inconsistent, and some items are too hard or cheaply made to recommend without reservation.

No overall haul rating is given. The individual scores mentioned are 8/10 for the peach, 7/10 for the butter, and 10/10 for the cake and the luxurious-looking squishy.

Speaker perspective

A single creator reviews the products throughout; no other speakers offer separate opinions.