Swiss Made ⚡️ STEM-Endorsed Magnetic Educational Creativity Review

Very fun for kids who are no longer "playing" with toys. hours of fun. Thinking about which set I should buy for Christmas

gave to my nephew for his birthday and took a picture of him playing with it, he had a big smile on his face so I think it was a great hit.

This was a gift for a 10 year old. He liked to give magnets different shapes, first following the manufacturers' suggestions and then letting his imagination run wild and coming up with new ideas.

My son can play with these for hours just by assembling them! He loves her more than anything. A bit pricey but definitely worth it. Be sure to use a tray to keep the balls from rolling, or even a metal baking sheet as a solid base for the build!

Grandson loved them. His complaint was that there aren't enough magnetic sticks and balls to actually do anything really decent! Must order more sticks and balls to do something really creative!

If "110 Pieces” is mainly blue plastic filling material and not assembly magnets, I feel cheated as an adult. In addition, the number of real magnets included in this set leaves an adult with a strange and unsatisfying sense of incompleteness. But great for kids. That's great?

Great product. Very relaxing and fun to work with. You'd be surprised how many adults will reach for it the moment you have it. I keep mine on the coffee table. DON'T BUY SMALLER BOXES! You will regret it immediately! Now I have bought 1 box of 110 and 4 boxes of 174. And honestly I could have 2 more boxes to feel like you have something to work with.

Bought this as a gift for a 9 year old. He loves it and spent a lot of time playing it. He's always liked magnetic tile toys, so it was a logical next step as he got older. There was some frustration with near-completed builds falling apart, but it appears to be more of a motor skill issue and an issue with the toy itself. It takes a bit of skill to hold it together long enough for it to be secured. The box I received was obviously a return and a toy that was played with, but when I posted a…

Doesn't seem like much attention has been paid to the proportions of any type of figure. I think they just built 3 structures on the box and included enough for you to build those structures and that's it. They also have too many balls compared to clubs. Sticks have always been the limiting factor in what I could build. For both cubic and triangular structures you will need less than 4 balls for every 6 sticks, while this set has a ratio of 5 balls to 6 sticks so you always have metal balls. I…