Educational Magna Tiles 32 Piece: Creative and Award-Winning Toy Set Review

I did a lot of research before buying and I have to say I am very disappointed. We've had them for almost a year now and the magnets are terrible. They don't stay together, making them extremely difficult for kids or adults to build anything with them. Especially for the expensive price you pay for the brand they suck!

My 3 year old and I love magnet toys like this but they were a huge disappointment and are gathering dust in the closet in favor of magformers, our favourite. Magnatils are much heavier and will fall on themselves if you have a deep stack at all. Our Magformers easily fold to a height of 6+. If you're looking, buy Magformer.

I really wanted to love her. I took her on vacation without even trying. I thought it would be a nice surprise for my toddler and 9 month old to play with. However, magnets are SO WEAK that you can't even do anything with them. The only thing my daughter likes to do is pretend the triangles are pizza. Look for another brand of these.

We bought these before our daughter's 2nd birthday because people recommended them online. Instead of building boxes and 3D figures, she stacks them and builds butterflies, airplanes, birthday cakes, rockets, etc. She plays with them for long periods (20+ minutes) several times a week. do you have a baby Does that seem impossible?! Yes, really. I love that she can grow into them and do more and more complex things with them. When older children come to play, they get excited and there is a bond

These magnets are no stronger than the cheaper brands. We bought them for my son for Christmas. He likes to build and play with magnets, but anything he builds will fall apart as soon as you touch it. There are some parts of a magnet that don't connect magnetically. In fact, there isn't enough magnetic energy to connect the pieces. Also, there aren't many configurations you can make with the number of magnets you specify. The setup guide is a single sheet of paper with very basic…

You'll want to buy more of these! These are my favorite kids, the baby likes to slap them and the baby glues the sides. But now my kids are 2 and 4 years old and what they do with this little set amazes me. They built space rockets, roads, garages, houses, kites. While the kids love it, I have my own opinion. I really like the colors, the magnets are strong, the shapes are solid and the plastic is tough. They survived being thrown into the street, although we usually use them indoors. We have…

Bought as a present for my nephew, he is crazy about them. My own son has them and he always plays with them. With their help you can build a lot. What I like the most is what they learn about forms. I showed my son 1 time that he can put 2 triangles together if he ran out of squares. Now he can build some pretty cool stuff. I'm buying my son more magnetic tiles for Christmas. If you are hesitant to buy these, you should know that my son has two other brands of magnetic blocks and always puts…

These are AMAZING. I bought these for my grandchildren to use when they come to visit. My 3, 4, 5 and 7 year old grandkids play with this for hours every time they come. A 7-year-old child builds tall towers, castles, fortresses, garages and whatever he decides to do. Children 4-5 years old build simpler structures. The most popular garages for cars. 3 year old uses tiles to create flat designs. His favorite pizza with big triangles. I originally bought a 100 piece set but added a 32 piece set…

I bought this starter kit for two and a half years. I had previously seen many influential moms on Instagram raving about Magnatils, so I felt confident this should be the highest quality tile on the market. There was a "deal of the day" where these tiles sold for $28 (they sell for $50). I thought this would be a great opportunity to invest in them and see for myself how good these tiles are. But to my surprise, I didn't find them very good. Before I write a detailed review, I would like to…