🧲 SPACECARE Round Ceramic Ferrite Multi-Purpose Magnet Review

The smallest are 12 x 3 mm, they are about 1/2 coin in size. We use them to display different sizes of images on a 4' x 8' white electroplated sheet. Four of them in the picture seem to work well enough that they're barely noticeable. It is also good for sticking notes, shopping lists, and for children to play and create shapes, etc. Some refrigerators and various types of metal alloys are not attracted so much, this is not the magnet's fault.

I use magnets to hold a mini warhammer 40k in a plastic case and on some model floors. This is the smallest ceramic magnet I've ever used and they have a much smaller field than I thought, which is good if you don't want all your pieces to accidentally stick together but seem a bit flimsy. I won't use them with more than a 30mm base because I wouldn't trust them. I like that ceramics add weight to the figures or I would use rare earth magnets.

I bought these magnets for a Christmas present. I used flat glass beads and glued the image to the back and then glued the magnet there. You have become perfect. I gave them to my friends and family. These glass beads are quite heavy and these magnets hold them very well. The magnets themselves were in good condition with no chips or chips. The price is very cheap compared to other companies or craft businesses. I am very happy with this purchase and would buy them again.