🧲 Unleash Endless Creativity with Playmags 100 Piece Super Set Review

Excellent value for money. They are durable and of high quality. I wouldn't buy any other brand. I've seen my local library carry this mark and I believe if they can handle child abuse in the library, they can handle my kids too.

The picture is very deceptive. A part of the set contains 18 pieces of clip-on parts, which are not used in the real building, and the car shown in the photo is not included. It is better to buy a 100 piece set, all 100 pieces are useful to assemble. Will return.

I have several sets of magna tiles, magnetic sticks and magnets to stack and play with. This set easily breaks off the tiles we had to throw away more than half.

I bought Picasso's signature set and we fell in love. They are amazing. Our kid needed more to make more complex designs so I bought play magnets because of the better price. I regret it and they come back. This is a disappointment. The magnets are strong, but they snap suddenly and prick fingers and skin. Sometimes it can hurt. Also, the edges of these tiles are so sharp that they are uncomfortable to handle. Who would have thought? But if you play with them for an hour, they leave red and…

I couldn't decide on a brand so I bought these Playmags and a Picasso tile. I would highly recommend this Playmags set, the quality is much better than Picasso. Thicker plastic is better quality, the magnets are much bigger and stronger, stronger. I will only buy playmags. Good quality. Look at the pictures, you can see the Playmags magnets are much bigger! They hold together much better, are easier to build and don't fall apart like Picasso's tiles. There's also a lot more internal…

I heard about these magnetic building blocks but the price is a bit high so I did some research before buying the set. After reading over 1,000 product reviews I settled on Playmags as everyone agrees that they are the best made and best priced of the three competing brands. I am not disappointed! That's great! My kids are Lego experts so it takes a long time for the set to impress them but they just blew their minds. All the different shapes make it one where we can build at angles that aren't

We have 3 different brands for a total of 5 packs of 100+. I thought a comparison test would be helpful for those who want to buy a set but are having trouble making a choice. We have 3 boys aged 7, 4 and 4 years old. 3-4 sets is what they need to be able to build big structures and not fight for figures. Magnatiles: Pros: Super expensive, great quality, but sometimes the magnets collide. Cons: $$$$$$Playmags: Pros: Half the price of Magnatiles, sturdy, works with all sets, strong magnets and…

Let me first say that I am not receiving any compensation for this review. I'm writing this because I'm having a really hard time deciding what to buy due to all the conflicting reviews from different brands. I hope this helps some parents decide. I currently have 4 different sets of magnetic tile toys: - A set of 32 Shape Mags (purchased December 2016) - 2 Shape Mags 12X12 Stabilizers (purchased March 2017) - 100 + 18 pieces. Playmag set. (Purchased March 2017) - 8 Magna Tiles. (Bought March…

I have a set of these and a set of 100 magnets. The magnets they contain (with the new stronger magnets) are definitely stronger than the more expensive brands. Colors are also slightly lighter. If you already have a set of Magnatiles, they are compatible. In comparison, this is a great set to start with. They come with additional window tiles as well as blank squares. This set also includes small rectangles and a car/train magnet base. There may be other additional tiles, but I'm not 100%…