Conventional finger-actuated small toys available on the market generally have two- to three- (or multiple) pronged design, with a bearing mounted on a small round plate disposed in the center of each small toy. When holding the center round plate, a person can spin the toy. However, the conventional finger-actuated small toy may only keep spinning for a short period of time, and no matter how hard a player flicks a rotator, it is still unable to spin for a long time. Therefore, a player has to frequently do finger actions to maintain a required long-time spin. Apparently, the frequent actions to initiate spin would often disturb the player, resulting in spin becoming disappointing and dispiriting.
Therefore, there is urgent need of an improved hand-actuated toy which may be easily span for a long time, and the balance weight of which may also be adjusted as required to change the spinning time of the toy to improve the interestingness and the playability of the toy.