100PCS Magnetic Blocks-Build Mine Magnet World Building Craft Set for Boys & Girls Age 3-5 6-8, STEM Sensory Toys for 3+ Years Old Girls Boys, 1" Magnet Cubes Classroom Must Haves Construction Toys

My child loves these!! Printed on pictures mean no pealing or tearing. We have had for over a year, and the pictures are still in perfect condition. 360 magnets make building easy and fun. Price is a little high, but they really are great. Perfect for any minecraft lovers or just kids who like to build.

I love these blocks so much that I ordered a second set of them with different colors/variations than the first set. They are the perfect size for building and aren’t too big or bulky. I would definitely not recommend these for any children that still stick things in their mouth, though, just because they’re small enough that they could potentially get stuck in their mouth.The images are printed on the blocks (not a sticker) which adds a much nicer quality to the item. They work well with other brands of magnetic block sets I’ve gotten in the past. There are no visible seams on the blocks, which eases any concerns I had over the blocks breaking open and spilling magnetic beads.They fit really well in a small 5x7 photo box that I keep in my child’s going out bag. They are a wonderful toy to keep kids occupied in the car or out at dinner instead of just sticking a tablet in front of them. They are great for imaginative play. I’ve seen some reviews where the other brands of magnetic blocks don’t come with enough to build the cool items featured on the boxes; however, this set came with a decent amount of blocks and I thought it was more than enough variations in colors/designs.

The media could not be loaded. These are cool. They are 1” by 1” blocks that connect magnetically and have a “Minecraft” theme to them. Kids of all ages love them and they are easily to play with. Each set comes with its own storage bag as well. The only downfall is that you have to buy multiple sets in order to build anything substantial. We have 8 boxes of these in various packs and we can build a small village. They are durable enough for kids that like to throw everything around. They function well for encouraging creatively and problem solving with our boys (8,9 years). I recommend these if you’re willing to spend decent money.

Although each block set doesn't seem much as you get them, adding more and more sets over time offers so much play option! (one set really is not enough for decent play) For each birthday and Christmas I add to them. This is the 5th set my son has, each with a different theme, and even I like playing with them. The images are printed onto the blocks instead of just being stickers. The magnets are easy enough for a small child to pull apart but hardy enough to stick. I can see these lasting forever! I'm sure they can be passed down from child to child as they are that well made. They are pricey but offer hours of imagination and if you consider the cost of video games and the fact that these offer real life play, I think it's worth it. As new sets are added I will continue to get them. VERY HAPPY!

The graphics are well done with a classic, Minecraft feel. I bought the 100 pack and now that I have seen what I can build with it, I think my kids would need about 300 to have full creativity. It just isn't much once you've got it in front of you, so I'd say it is a bit overpriced for what you can do with it. The product is quite light and you can hear the magnets rattle in the corners, so I think the quality could be a little better but overall they are fun to play with and seem to have an appropriate amount of magnetism so that they stick together but also put apart easily for little hands, so I think my kids will really like them!

These are pricey, but my kid has really enjoyed these. They stick well together and they don't feel too cheap. This is great to use on a baking sheet and can even be a "Marble maze" if they don't want to build a minecraft world.I would say these are worth the price, cautiously. A great building toy option. Note that these are generic, not official minecraft toys.Also comes with a cheap storage bag.

My daughter loves this. She been wanting to build things with blocks similar to this ever since she saw a video online. After doing some research, I finally came down to this option. The quality is great. These blocks feel like they are meant to last. The colors are beautiful and you can tell what each block is supposed to be. It's easy to work with too. The magnets in the blocks function as intended and my kid is having fun building all kinds of things. Only down side is I'm going to need to buy some for her so she can keep building up her little world

I bought two sets of these. One set first that did not say, and even seemed to go out of their way not to say how many were in the set [48 as it happens]. A small box, though I think they call it introductory somewhere. No, that is not enough though and I found that deceptive. But when I got them, I loved them so I bought this bigger set that had 100 pieces. So now I have enough for my grandkids to share. If I get a windfall, I might buy the Frozen set too, but I'm good for now.I buy Brio and Thomas train and legos too, so I know some things just cost a lot. These also will last a long time, like legos and our trains, you can pass them down from kid to kid. I can keep them on a shelf for my grandkids and any other kid that comes around, and to play with now and again myself. I love the rattle sound and the feel of the clack as each pulls together. I think they stick together decently well and I was able to build a tree with pieces at an angle as well as the basic side to side. I think these would be great for kids or adults that like sensory amusements. Nice to run your finger across, kinda has a fuzzy slightly lifted feel. It is a plastic texture but feels good, and is well built.To save you trouble, I read lots of reviews and these and the one's with TNT pattern are not the same size. I did have a hard time deciding because I loved the flower pattern on the others but went with bigger. I have a young grandson and thought bigger would be better. They are still pretty small though, so do keep that in mind if you have very little ones. Almost but not quite one inch per side.