PicassoTiles 1" 25 Piece Magnetic Puzzle Game PMC25

I can’t compare to other brands of magnetic tiles , but I purchased these based on past experience elsewhere. The quality is good . It’s a great alternative to traditional blocks or Lego’s . Perfect for those developing minds .

These were recommended to me by my sons occupational therapist as a great toy for his sensory seeking tendencies. He absolutely loves them and sticks them everywhere - the magnet white board, the fridge, the metal cooler, and of course stacks them together. I’m always extra concerned about magnets being a healthcare professional and having a toddler that does shove things in his mouth, but these seem very sturdy. He throws lots of tantrums and hurls them across the room and at walls sometimes and they have yet to break. Light and easy to pack a few on a trip. I picked this brand bc it seemed to be the best value for the money and am not disappointed.

I liked the multiple puzzle sides and that they are like building blocks that are slightly magnetic, enough to barely stick together. Each block makes a rattling noise which my son loves, like little maracas. Now what I didn't like.... I was shocked at how tiny this puzzle was. In a picture it shows it filling a child's hand... That would have to be a baby, plus blocks can fit into toddlers mouth. Maybe i overlooked description measurements (if there are any, didn't check) i went off the picture. It would make a great stocking stuffer not a birthday gift, i just gave it to my son rather then wrapping as a birthday gift. Its cute just not worth the price, you expect it to be bigger at that price or cheaper at that size. Didn't feel like going threw the return process and it's hard to keep up with the pieces so have to hunt them down. Easily lost bc they don't stick well and are tiny. You turn it with more then 2 blocks it doesn't stay together just falls apart which is odd considering the size.The pictures on it are detailed and colorful. My youngest loves that. But he turns it around after putting a few together (which causes it to fall apart due to weak magnets lol) to see if the other sides line up. They don't so if you have one side put together correctly all the other sides do not match. Then he loses interest. It's durable that's for sure. But painful if a kids throws it and hurts worst then Legos if you step on it lol pointy corners but they are mini blocks. It's a great concept and cute detailed pictures ,just too small, for me and mine, maybe good for the car if you keep up with all the pieces. I really wish it was bigger, am disappointed and wanted to love this bc it's a great toy just needs to be a little bigger. 6 blocks total in a cardboard box. Being that small and blocks hardly stick due to weak magnetics it should be cheaper. I bought it back in September before inflation got too bad. Lower the price and strengthen the magnets a tad and it'll be a 5 star or larger blocks with stronger magnetics then perfect!I hope this helps someone. If you're looking for a little travel puzzle then this is great! But if you think like I did that it's chunky blocks that could stay together after putting a side together think again.

The quality is great. The book of pictures to try is thick. I bought it for my littles and the 30, 40 & 60 year olds in our family like it too.The best part is the size. It’s small enough to fit in their backpacks which we take when they to be quiet and self entertained for long periods of time.

Some of the magnets in my daughters set I got her weren’t very strong so she couldn’t really build anything with those ones once they didn’t hold the best.

My kids love it

One of the lighted squares does not work

My grandchildren ages 3 to 8 love to play with Picasso Tiles. They own 3 different sets. But this set is a favorite because it is a bit different. It has two vehicles that you can build on and hook together. The pieces are all square with a hole in the middle that can be filled in with a smaller tile. The sometimes leave the hole open because they use them as windows to let animals and figurines "look" out. Sometimes they snap the tiles in the middle. The tiles are letters, numbers, greek letters, math symbols, Chemistry elements, and confetti tiles. I was thrilled with the assortment! So many opportunities for learning all different ways with these tiles! Highly recommend these tiles. I really want to rate them 6 stars!

My daughter loves playing with this. We have 2 different sets from Picasso’s collection, and plan to add on more. Not to mention, hours of fun! Great developmental toy. As with any magnetic tile toy, her tiny fingers occasionally get clipped from the magnets, but nothing serious enough to make her cry. They are magnetically strong enough to hold structures, and have not broken so far when stepping on them. I highly recommend using this over the darker, magnetically stronger (potentially hazardous), Magna Tiles and whatever else is out there. Picasso Tiles have brighter, visually more appealing tiles for young children, a diverse add-on collection, great quality at a good price value, and safety issues are one less thing to worry about.

This is a great addition to our 100 piece set. A good variety of tiles and kids will love the light up trucks.The tiles are a bit hard for the little ones to insert into the frames so they may need a bit of help.

The little hands are super excited for this to arrive. We have 2 other Picasso tiles set and this addition is just perfect!Well made though it feels slightly plasticky compare to the original but I think they’re built that way so they don’t break easily.

Most of these are absolutely awesome besides the tiles that were stuck to the bottom of the package so pieces of white plastic are left behind and won’t come off, the broken tile and the LED tiles that don’t work at all. My kids just opened these this morning and are loving them. I am just very disappointed by the pieces that are going to head to the garbage this morning.

It is lovely but the magnetic is not very strong