PLAY POCO ABC Magnets Capital Letters - 52 Magnetic Letters - Ideal for Alphabet Learning & Spelling Games - Child Safe Foam Alphabets with Full Magnet Back, red, 26x10x4 cm

Kids learn fast with having fun. Although books have always been and will remain the traditional way of teaching kids but until they reach an age to get used to the books, learning toys are the best medium to teach them. Play Poco provides very good magnet based alphabets which make it very easy for the kids to not only learn small alphabets but also colours at the same time. The magnets in the alphabets are very strong to take a good hold on refrigerator and cupboards. The outside foam of the alphabet is extremely soft to hold. Overall t is a great product for the kids to learn alphabets.

Product quality is good

I was excited to get these magnets for my toddler's alphabet learning, but unfortunately, they didn't quite live up to my expectations. On the plus side, the magnets are strong and stick well to our fridge, and the letters are a good size for little hands to grasp.The set includes all 26 capital letters, which is great for learning the basics of the alphabet. However, I was disappointed to find that the magnets are not as durable as I had hoped. After just a few weeks of use, some of the letters are already starting to chip and fade.Additionally, the magnets are not organized in any particular way, which makes it difficult for my child to find the letter they're looking for.Overall, these magnets are an okay choice for alphabet learning, but I wouldn't recommend them to anyone who's looking for a high-quality, long-lasting product. 2.5 stars from me."

These magnetic alphabet helps the kids to learn interestingly. Kids love to learn from these colourful alphabet. My personal favourite item for kids . Go for it.

Missing items. Didnt get replacement even after complaining.

These soft touch form magnetic letter is ideal for initial learning for kids it’s soft form prevents kids from any unlikely injury. Have fund for toddler.

There should be some other gracious way to lose money rather than spending on this styrofoam junk. The pamphlet outside the box proudly says the product is designed by the alumini of NID. And what exactly did they design ? Perhaps a new font ? Because all i got was some 50 odd numbers / alphabets made out of styrofoam, with a flimsy magnetic strip. It barely attaches to a metal body like refrigerator. So much for the design by NID. If the price was something below 100 I wouldn't have made this rant. So my advise is, don't buy this is you are looking for a sturdy and lasting letters or numbers for your kids, unless the price is less than 100.

Value for money easy way to learn English