Magnetic Tiles 100PCS with 2 Cars, Set for Kids Ages 3-9

This is a really solid set with a good mix of different tiles. The pieces are on the larger side and the magnets are strong enough to keep everything from falling apart too easily. My 4-year-old is obsessed with the two car bases, they’re definitely his favorite part. He loves building his own little cars and connecting them together, which keeps him busy for a while. Overall, it’s a fun set and gets a lot of use in our house. If I had to nitpick, next time I might try a set with smaller tiles just for more detailed builds. But honestly, this one is still great for everyday play.

Great value! Compatible with any other magnetile brand. The magnets are strong and I love the rounded edges. This is a set with enough to occupy multiple children as well as each having enough for a small structure.

My toddler loves this toy, I can tell she will play with this for a long time, since she will slowly learn how to make more shapes and be creative with it. Seems good quality, good size for the little hands, very easy for them to figure it out on their own how to use it. We had a friend bring her 18month old son and he immediately went for the toy and started putting them together. My toddler loves the parts that have wheels on. We use them on top of a white board that’s magnetic as well, so they hold up perfectly. They obviously have the right side to keep them together so sometimes you need to move them around if a piece keeps falling off. Totally worth the money.

Durable, and fun. Hours of entertainment

Use them as puzzles to form shapes or whatever pictures. There’s templates you can get online to help fill in the spots. The obvious building and making creations. Roads for cars, a diy marble run.They’re like legos in how they’re open ended creative play but more potential for ways to be used.If there’s a toy to get a kid, it’s these. It’s a great gift. And they’re more affordable than legos nowadays.They hold up great, like legos except you don’t have to worry about the cursed pain of stepping on sharp tiny objects.But you could slip on one and break something including yourself so watch yourself.It still wouldn’t be as much of a regular occurrence as stepping on legos.Remember to calm yourself and take it easy on your toddler when you’re in the middle of building a grand castle with towers and they destroy your work.

even with the plastic doors (that we can't figure out how to incorporate...), there's only 98 pieces. the book says we need "fences" to build certain things but we only have 4, one in particular calls for 6 and they look nothing like the ones we received. i doubt my 1 year old will ever even notice since the book will be missing before he's able to use it, but i got these for us have something else interesting to do as a family. its a little disappointing for the adults lol. overall, pretty solid set. you can make cool stuff with it and for the price, it's perfect for a little kid or as a toy for the whole family to get involved with. compatible with the travel sets from target which is a cool bonus. we played for over an hour as soon as the box arrived, super exciting considering one year olds have the attention span of a gnat. the material is the same but the magnets are a little less "clicky" than the shiny metal magnets in the target blocks, which i'm assuming are closer in comparison to the name brand since i paid half the price of this set for 10 blocks with a metal case. can definitely see why this set says 3+, the plastic feels like if you stepped on it once, it would crack and let the magnets out. as a supervised toy, it's pretty much everything we were looking for!

I bought several boxes of these for mhy grandchildren and my students at school. These are great to use for teambuidling with students and just to let them have fun!

Bought these magnet tiles to add to my daughter’s collection for her birthday I have two children. They tend to fight over pieces and never have enough to build. This was a perfect addition. They love being able to make a castle on wheels.

Estás muy padres y muy didácticas.