🧲 CMS MAGNETICS Magnetic Construction Sets Review

Zander is right, the box is terrible. It's a terrible box within another terrible box. I didn't buy a box, I bought magnets. I don't care about the box if the magnets are SO GOOD. Compared to the WITKA brand, they seem like something an adult would play with (yes you will) because you can create some pretty amazing things. Simple gadgets, complex designs - this set does it for you. The construction is good (as is WIKTA), nothing feels cheap or falls apart after use. I bought it together with…

Bought this for my 4 year old daughter. Not only is it exactly as described, it's better. Everything is very organized. The box is pretty durable with a magnetic lid (didn't expect that). There is a heavier, more durable foam rubber insert that fits the various parts precisely. This will make it clear when an item is missing and you will know exactly which item (colored stick, ball) is missing. I love this set and am tempted to buy it for my office (my daughter will notice when I remove the…

This set of magnetic components is of very good quality. I felt that the little magnets embedded in the ends of the plastic sticks were well attached and wasn't afraid that they might pop out and be swallowed by my kids or worse. They stick tightly to the set of steel balls included in the kit. Pros: Well made, solid construction, strong draw. reasonable price compared to some other magnetic kits. Many things can be built in free play, which is good for the development of this little noodle…

I bought these two 108s from CMS Magnetics, as well as the smaller 44s from Geomag (made in Switzerland) and am curious about the difference in quality. I will try to compare both: Geomag (different product): Purchased 9th November, shipped from UK, arrived 27th November. CMS product (this one): Purchased 21st November, shipped from US, arrived 27th November. Similarities: - Both brands have exactly (and I mean *exactly*) the same build quality. Excellent build. stainless steel balls. Plastic…