🧩 Building Brilliance: Magblock Magnetic Toys for Toddlers Review

Santa gave these to my 3 year old along with another set of a different brand that my son has. I would highly recommend magnetic blocks as they encourage imagination and creativity! This set is especially good because it includes window and door blocks! I was pleased as this set works with another set we already had.

Ok. The idea is good. Nice toy but doesn't last long. It looks cheap. After 30 minutes I can already see the marks and wear. The magnets are not strong. I am very disappointed in this item. I was expecting slightly better material. Updated 06/11/2020. It's still hanging around. Children still play with it, but not their darling.

My daughter was in Salt Lake City and was playing with some of them at the museum. I came home and ordered a pack and she loves her dimes. To build large objects, you must order more than one pack, but a pack can contain a small house or castle. They are great for teaching colors and making crafts with my grandkids. Will definitely order more.

I love magnetic tiles. I mean my son loves them :). I have another 100 pack from another company and to be honest I like this one even better. The colors are so bold and seem to go really well together. I also like the variety of details. Since I have 2 different brands of magnet tiles, they are not exactly the same size, but I can build very well with them. Don't pay $100 for the original - NO.

My girls have a set of magna tiles and they asked for another set so they could build more things but I really didn't want $60 for it issue another set. Stumbled upon magblocks but was skeptical, figured there must be a reason magna tiles cost three times as much. But when I received them I was so impressed! I couldn't find a single difference between the 2 sets. They are identical! Excellent quality and value. The girls are glad they have extra bricks to play with :)

At first I was hesitant to order this product, but after receiving it, my children became immersed in the work and creating different shapes and projects. The school used Magna tiles, but they were expensive and contained very little detail. However, these magblock tiles were cheaper, more durable and easy to clean. The downside is they sent me the 2D version and not the 3D version as described on the website, but it's a great resource for developing children's creativity.

Great idea. But I think they are all a bit overpriced. Unless you can purchase multiple of these crates, one crate is not enough to build many. Especially if several people play with it. Also in this box was a page with building ideas, but it didn't even have all the parts shown in the pictures, which disappointed my kids. They also break very easily! I sent them back and bought LEGO instead.

My 3 year old and I have played with it for countless hours. They work well in many games, we build castles, roads, fences, hotels, cars. They are strong and stick together well. They are way, way better than the more expensive versions we've bought which are smaller and have weaker magnets. Because magnets are stronger, you can actually create something with them. My daughter got her finger caught once, but I still prefer them to weaker magnets that won't stick together.