Zoprima Magnets – Neodymium N52 Powerful Rare Earth Magnets – Round Flat Super Strong Magnetic Discs – Craft, Fridge, Office, Science, DIY Magnets (Dia1.26x0.06", 12-Pack with Spacers)

I had bought an earlier version of these magnets and found them very useful for a number of projects and tried to buy more. These are the same magnets BUT with a nice spacer that wraps around them - easy to move and protect surfaces! I’d buy them again!

Some of the reviews about the magnets being too strong kind of scared me, but I decided to order them anyway. They were honestly very easy to get apart using the described technique.You need to apply pressure to the top of the magnet while sliding and not on the side edge. Only once the magnets begin to slide apart can you apply pressure to the side edge to continue separating them. If you try to start the slide from the magnet's side edge it's much harder, but I was still able to separate them in that manner, albeit with much more effort. I've had no problems separating the magnets both with and without the plastic spacers.If these magnets pinch a small amount of skin it can be painful, but it did not hurt to have a finger in between them.Overall, this is a great product and I'm very satisfied with their strength. I would definitely buy them again.

The media could not be loaded.  These are extremely strong magnets. They even stuck to things THROUGH the cardboard box they came in! In fact, they were almost TOO strong for what I needed, but they are GREAT. Very durable, if not indestructible! They can be a little difficult to work with because they stick so well. One thing I was very happy about that I didn't know from the listing was that they are very thin. They come with plastic rings between them to make it easier to handle them, so I thought they were much thicker. I wish they had a photo of just the magnets themselves so you can see their true thickness. If you have trouble getting them apart, try sliding them. It helps. I want more of these in different sizes!

Bought these magnets for my daughter's 3rd grade science fair project. We are finding out how much iron is in various cereals by filtering liqueified cereal through a funnel. To our surprise we could have pulled a Buick thru a straw with the magnetic pull in these monsters!We each have fancy bloodblisters now from attempting to pull the magnets apart!I'm just afraid of hurting our neighbor with the pacemaker down the road from us with these magnets in our home.These are excellent if you don't hand them to an 8 year old! Be warned, they have serious insane pull!

I purchased these to make magnetic spice jars. They work great! The weak point in my design was the glue. The magnets stuck so firmly that they came unglued from my jar lids. In fact, while waiting for my glue to dry my lids migrated across the table to stick above metal hardware on the table's underside. I found a few screws under my countertop this way as well.If you're looking to make magnetic spice jars too, JB Weld seems to work! Be very careful not to get them to stick to another magnet directly, they are quite challenging to pry apart.

I plan to use these in a resin project. I will let y'all know how they turn out but they are exactly what I was looking for. I may buy more. *A little pricey so I will wait till I see the price lowered*

One magnet was broken. But the rest are fine. Please note these magnets are very thin and delicate. They do hold against metal very well though.

I bought these because I didn't want to drill holes in the trunk lid to install a rear spoiler. I secured 24 of them to the under side of the spoiler. I made a template and marked the location. I formed and glued cotton cloth over the entire bottom so the magnets wouldn't scratch the paint. Once the spoiler came into contact with the trunk lid, that was it. I applied a thin bead of clear epoxy around the entire bottom seam where it meets the trunk so it won't slide...and that was that.