🧲 DIYMAG Magnets 60Pcs: Small Round Disc Fridge Magnets for Crafts, Office, Whiteboard, Map & Push Pin Magnets Review

I like the variety of sizes. These are very strong magnets. I use them to hang pictures and my daughters fiddle with the fridge. It took a while for the magnets to separate as their magnetism is very strong. I would definitely buy again

They are so strong that if you try to pull one of the stacks you will break your nails. You have to move them. THIS IS NOT A TOY! They will explode if you free one of them and let them get too close and get attracted to each other.

Awesome little magnets look bigger in the pictures they are quite small but they are magnets to ignore, just be aware that they are smaller about the size of a coin. for the largest size if you are ok with that and know what you are getting I would fully recommend :)

On the second day of playing around, they break when they get dressed. I've lost three in a short period of time. Not worth the money. Images: fragments, smallest size with popup tab, largest size with popup tab (everything else is in between)

These are very strong magnets but their thickness is terrible. When I pulled one from the stack I had placed on the fridge, I dropped the magnet (oily fingers) and it returned to the stack I had just picked it up from. But he fell apart. Strong magnet, too fragile to be a fridge magnet.

My calipers show these magnets to be between 2.67mm and 2.84mm thick. When inserting them into the material, you need to sort them by the same thickness and drill them for those dimensions. Unspecified thickness. They're durable, so if you're going to use them as fridge magnets, they're fine.

The magnet set I received was in good condition. Not broken or damaged in any way. For the price it's not too bad. Not as much as I expected. No pull force or type of magnet is specified. These are definitely lower level neodymium magnets. After all, they are not very smooth and have many cosmetic flaws.

I think I didn't read the 'small' writing on their size. The picture is deceptive. something like a Big Mac at McDonald's. The largest are the size of a coin, the smallest the size of a ladybug. They are very durable, which is a plus and a minus. Of course you want them to stick, but they are difficult to take apart and due to their size, they will break if not handled carefully. I just broke one taking it out of the box.

I received my magnet set of 60 and everything was as advertised. These are NOT true rare earth magnets, they are ferrite/ceramic magnets. There is a big difference in strength, and real rare earth magnets come at a high price. I find the quality and durability excellent value for money. I read that some buyers broke their magnets trying to take them apart. You can't try to separate these fragile magnets by pushing them apart. You have to twist them apart by their flat faces. I haven't broken…