Magnetic Push Latches for Cabinet Door Jiayi 2 Pack - Effortless Touch Latch for Kitchen Cabinet Closure - Sleek Black Pop Out Magnetic Catch - Convenient Push Release Cabinet Hardware Review

The latches are easy to install and the spring is very strong. Unfortunately, one of the latches in this set broke on installation.Update. Bought two more sets of latches (total of 4 pair). Another latch broke in the same spot so, 1/4 of the latches broke in a very weak plastic part of the latch. I like how strong the springs are and the metal shell of the latch. The two plastic pieces that are extended by the spring could have been made with a light weight metal in lieu of cheap plastic.If it…

This product simply does not work. The adhesion fell off during the first attempt to assemble the product. I tried to use it with a drawer, first with just one, later with two latches - no success. At best, it got the drawer open, but only for less than half inch, the latch was not pushing the drawer door with the same power as it works in hand. It was also very hard to position - the instruction suggests eyeballing 2-3 mm, but doesn't really explain which part of latch should be positioned…

The springs in these latches are no joke and should be able to push a heavier door or drawer with adequate force. Unfortunately, that same force wasn't contained by the plastic plunger in this particular latch. When I took the first latch out of the package and depressed/released the plunger to test it, the spring shot the plunger across the room. After picking up all the pieces, I noticed the plunger was fractured in two at its base. I assumed this break was what caused the plunger to be…

I ended up returning this product because my wife didn't like the way they looked in her cabinets. The product did work as described. If your cabinet inside bottom is flush with the cabinet door frame, installation will be a breeze. If not flush you will need to adapt, using a washer or Oring for the back 2 screws on each device.

Very good for holding flush doors closed with precision. Easy to mount with either screws or powerful adhesive. Thanks for attention!

They work but they are not very slim. I installed these for a cabinet and some drawers. It worked for two of my drawers. The top drawer (and smallest drawer) I could not get it on the side or top of the drawer because the drawer was too small to fit this piece in. The top had a metal railing that wouldn't allow the push latches to lay flat. So I had to buy a regular drawer pull for that one drawer. Kind of defeated the idea of having all these drawers look sleek with no drawer pulls.

I had to use all four on one drawer in order to get the power needed but they did the job and work great. Worked really well,.

used them to make the ground level drawers under the kitchen sink semi-automated. Using the latch in addition to a spring, now we can push the drawer by foot to open (to dispose aluminum can in the plastic container) and push back to close it. Of course, the door to the drawer needs to be opened first (manually) before accessing the drawer.It works great and will use the same scheme to make opening of other lower drawers the same way. Great product and reasonably priced.

I bought a pair of these and they worked fine, so I bought a bunch more. Two of them broke under normal use, with the plastic snapping deep inside the mechanism. The remaining ones sort of work OK most of the time.

Directions state there is a tip for silent closes that can be changed out. Tip was not included. However the ebay description doesn’t state it was included. Wish I had it though. I hate the magnet sound it makes

These are a cool concept, but they don't last. I'm a custom cabinet maker and I cringe when customers request these. They snap easily and are cheaply made. They will need to be replaced. Like I said great concept with all the gidgets and gadgets, but not practical or realistic.

We bought a Nysjon cabinet from IKEA but it came with a tiny silver door knob that we didn’t like. These latches were perfect because it was strong enough for the cabinet door and no door knob sticking out.

I bought these for a pull-less drawer. Unfortunately, these were not heavy duty enough. I have since used them in lighter drawers with much success.

They are made of cheap materials but they have a good latch and spring that does the job. I like the options for the magnet tip, stick on or more permanent drill in contact plate. I had a couple of large drawers that with stuff they are quite heavy. On those large drawers I had to double up and use two of these on each drawer to move the drawer nicely.

It’s a good thing the two of them come in a pack because the first one just blew apart once the door was opened. I replaced it with the second one provided and it does not have enough magnetism to hold the door closed. I would look for a better made magnetic door latch

I got both everbuilt and these puppies and let me tell you these work much much better, at least for my use case, which was a concealed access door/panel in a bathroom remodeling project, I had to use a couple of them tho as the door was heavy.

Serves its purpose well. My only complaint is there's 1/8" takeup to activate the opener. For my application that was unfortunately too much to obtain a flush fit with the rest of the cabinet. For the price it's well built and seems like it will have decent longevity. Fully extended, there's about 2-1/2" difference between opened and closed.

Drawers are sometimes hard to close and had to use two of them for heavy drawers. Also does not work with soft close mechanisms

Too hard to get them to work. The difference between working and not working is about a millimeter in their position. I got them to work, but the client said they stopped working, so I adjusted them and got them to work again, then they stopped working.

Worked perfectly. Bulky and somewhat difficult to install. But it does work.! I'm building concealed cabinets and the "bump and open" latch is the perfect solution.