🧲 LoRan CN-1 Magnetic Needle Case: Practical and Sleek Storage Solution, Black Review

This product is just fine. This is quite cheap, as the plastic has many wobbly edges that cannot be polished. The magnetic part also refers to the super-weak magnet on the back, which apparently was supposed to hold the needle threader. I never use a needle threader, but I can see where it can come in handy if you use it all the time. I haven't tested the magnet with a threader, but it's very weak when you try to stick it to some metal. I thought maybe I could use it to stick to the metal part…

I have the exact same set that I bought last year 2015. I liked it so much that I decided to buy another set in case I lose my needle threader or magnetic needle holder. When I received my items I was blown away by how different they are. The needle threader is very weak and bent, and the LoRan logo is off-center. It looks so different that I think it's actually fake. Or maybe that's how they're made now, judging by the reviews. It's also non-magnetic which is one of the best features of my old

I like the concept of this set, but in use it's not what it looks like. The needle threader is a great idea, but it's too bulky for that. Even with a wide eyed needle, the thread cannot curl up and run through the needle from the tip of the needle threader. The magnetic pen holder is a great idea, handy to keep pens/needles inside. However, the magnet itself is practically useless. It's weaker than a fridge magnet, so I don't use it at all, I use other magnets. I also don't use a needle holder;