60-Piece Extra Strong Magnetic Tiles Set - Magnets for Kids, 3D Tile Assorted Shapes & Colors, STEM Learning Toys for Ages 3+, Ideal Gift for Creative & Educational Play, Building Blocks

Magnatiles has no advantage over these as far as I can tell. These magnets are a little stronger and they have reinforced/riveted corners that some say makes tiles less likely to break… though we’ve been pretty rough with several brands of varying quality and not one has broken. These have the strongest magnets I’ve tried and and the price is a crazy good deal. Yes, stronger magnets = superior play. They can be used interchangeably with Magnatiles and many other brands. If you want to spend more money on tiles, get more of these, not a more expensive brand. More tiles = more fun.

I purchased this for my daughter. Upon receiving this, I was pleasantly surprised to feel that the box had a substantial weight to it, given that this is one of the sets with a smaller amount of pieces. Everything is exactly as pictured. She can build so many different things besides the figure shown on the box. You might think play is limited given the amount of pieces that is usually the case with “building” type toys. But with this set, it’s really up to the child’s imagination, which can be endless. So far, the product is sturdy, provides hours of fun and stimulation for my child. It would make a great gift for a birthday, holiday, or Christmas; as well as many different ages. I like this as an alternative to LEGO’s as well. Overall, I completely recommend this to anyone with a child in their life who enjoys this sort of thing.

The media could not be loaded.  I bought both this set and another set. I like them both a lot. If I had to pick one, I'd pick this one. The other set was sky mags. These pieces just feel slightly, almost heavier? I'm not even sure. They are both great sets. Good magnetic pull in my opinion. This 100 piece set came with 2 car pieces which is great for me. The other brand 100 piece set had one car, but also had window pop ins and fencing so I assume that's why. I'm happy with both sets. Amazon only lets me upload one video per review... If you search skymags 100 pieces set or go to my profile to see other items I reviewed you can see that video review which COMPARES this set and that one starting at the minute mark. I placed the 2 square pieces of each set side by side to show magnetic strength and their compatibility. They're pretty similar sets though. Recommend either! Kids are going to have a great Christmas!

These are holding up well! This is a toy that is enjoyed by a large age range. Works with other brands we have as well.

I've tried the magnetic tiles from Sam's Club and my child loved them but they were very weak and come apart easily. So I looked through a bunch of magnetic tiles on Amazon and reviews before settling on these. These were exactly what I was looking for. Strong and can be built high into cool designs

Absolutely love these!!! I had been resisting buying magnetic tiles because they’re so expensive and I dreaded having one more toy with many parts to clean up. I also wasn’t sure about the quality of the “off brand” kind. I finally broke down and bought these and I wish I would have done it sooner.My kids (6 and 3) love them and play with them everyday. My 6 year old who tends not to love legos and blocks because he lacks a little in the areas of perseverance and creativity has built some really cool creations with these. We also have a 9 month old that I really don’t fret about around these because they’re well constructed (but yes, I do watch her carefully).We’ve had them a little over a month now and I still love them. Magnets are strong. Affordable compared to other brands. I like the different shapes and this set is enough for good play, though I’d still consider expanding in the future. I sometimes don’t even mind cleaning them up because of the satisfying click ;)

I bought these to teach geometry with. My students loved building 3 dimensional shapes, counting the faces, vertices, etc. It was a great hands-on math lesson and they have asked to play with them at recess ever since.

All preschoolers should have these at home !

Great quality. Strong magnets. Vibrant colors. There are various shapes included. We liked the book with suggested designs you can build.

I am very happy with this product. I took a chance on buying it as I wanted additional blocks to extend an existing set which was of an alternate brand but double the price. I was pleasantly surprised as the Magnet Build blocks are more sturdier, had stronger magnets and in fact were more beautiful as you can see through the blocks more clearly compared to Magna blocks. I cannot understand how they can charge half the price for such good quality. I saw one reviewer say the magnets of Magnet Build was not strong but he did not have any other brands to compare with. I am comparing this to the premium brand Magna Blocks which is the most expensive one. Sorry to say but Magnet Build really are an upgrade compared to that brand. Even the wheeled platforms come with hooks as compared to the other brand which has none. This one also comes with 2 of those carts instead of one. Each block also come with rivets so they stay quite intact even when dropped. The only thing that can be improved is availability as I had to wait for about a week before my order was shipped because it was not on stock at the time I ordered. It was all worth it once I received the product. I can see that it is available again so maybe they were able to get more stocks now. Highly recommendedAdded pics. Left side blocks are from Magnet Build. Righ side blocks are from the more expensive Magna Blocks. Note the sturdier, clearer blocks of Magnet Blocks and also it’s use of longer, slightly thicker magnets. Hope this helps anyone who is planning to buy

Awesome... The little one loves it...

Wish there were more pieces! Good quality product and easy to use

I am extremely pleased with my purchase! This is an amazing toy.My advice for choosing a set is to look at price (obviously) but also what pieces it comes with:-The 150-piece Playmag set came with 4 large bases and two cars (awesome!! love it!)-The 100-piece Magnet Build set comes with two cars but sadly no large bases. HOWEVER, it also came with a lovely booklet with MANY different designs the kids can copy, and I know my 4.5 year olds are going to LOVE this!!-The 100-piece Playbees set has two large bases and one car, but also has some weird pieces that I don't think are very useful (little fence things, a funny L-shaped piece?) Also I don't love the colors (so much orange). It comes with a booklet too but I don't think it was as good as the Magnet Build one (can't remember it so it can't have been too memorable?)More detailed review:A year ago I bought the set of 150 Playmags, but it is no longer enough for my twins 4.5 years old and their brother 2 years old. It is the toddler's very favorite toy and he can play with it for hours every day. But if all three kids try to play with it at the same time, they usually fight over the pieces, and if they are able to play cooperatively, they quickly use them up. The girls then destroy the structure and move on to something else, bored because they've come to the limit of what they can do with 150 tiles. I'm excited to give this to them for their upcoming birthday.Please see attached photos to see how they compare with our Playmags (which are fully compatible with the other brands). I honestly think the Playmags are more attractive (I like the colors and inner design better). Both Playmags and Magnet Build have rivets and stronger magnets than the Playbees brand I have also tested out, but the Playbees set still worked fine with my Playmags.Also, the Playmags set I have came with one triangle piece that the Magnet Build set does not have (you can see in the photos the one that has no equivalent). I don't think this is a big deal though, I feel that triangle is one of the least important types.