Magnetic Tiles. Magnet Building Tiles Clear Magnetic 3D Building Blocks Construction Playboards - Inspirational, Recreational, Educational (267pcs Magnetic Tiles)

My kids loves them, they are more versatile and just a s good of quality as the name brand for a fraction of the price

Great game, my 4 year old nephew loves it. Has both Legos and magnetic boards, he can sit for hours playing it.

These tiles with doors and windows make a great addition to a larger magnetic tile set. The doors went into the pieces easily but not all of them stay shut like they are suppose to. The windows were slightly more difficult to get popped into place but not too bad. The magnets are pretty strong and hold together well. Other than some of the doors not working properly my only complaint is that the tiles don't have a completely smooth surface like the other set we have. Overall a nice addition to our magnetic tile collection.

These are a straight clone of the Magnatiles sold at Target. I've included a picture of them side-by-side and they are the EXACT same. The bricks are Lego clones as well. If you don't care about name brand and/or aren't a Lego purist, this is a great set.Right now the 267 piece set we got is $16.20 with coupon here on Amazon. Great price for a dupe. I've noticed the price seems to fluctuate and coupons come and go, so maybe keep an eye out for the Amazon coupon if they go up again.Anyhow, the kids loved these and because they're clones they fit in with our other sets and you can't tell the difference.Only complaint is that there are a LOT of tiny Lego decoration pieces (see picture) and I swear I stepped on half of them within an hour of opening the box. Also, kind of wish there were more Magnatiles than Legos. But hey, for the price, I'm not complaining.

If you're only going to buy a child one gift, make it this one. It is considerably simpler for young children to make dinosaur castles or parking garages using this modern building block than it was with earlier toys. I don't have to be concerned around youngsters because the magnets are powerful and sufficiently enclosed inside. My 2.5-year-old is finally old enough to create things with assistance, and my 1-year-old enjoys biting on the tiles. Due to the fact that it is an open-ended toy, it is appropriate for children of all ages since as they get older, they just construct more complex creations. To practice patterns, color recognition, and letter recognition, we use these.

The pieces fit together well and this is a super fun way to combine magnetic tiles and lego. There are enough pieces to facilitate hours of play. It's obviously a huge issue for little kids who mouth things, so definitely not appropriate for under about 3 with supervision, or probably under 6 or 8 without supervision. The only concern I have with toys like these is the security of the magnets in the pieces. Fine for now, but will update as they are used more if there is a problem with the magnets falling out. The colors are nice, and everything snaps together securely.

This is a nice and colorful set of building block pieces and Magnetic tiles. There are many building blocks, but I do wish there were more magnetic tiles in the set. I don't feel that I can make a good structure with the limited number of tiles. The amount and variation of the building blocks creates many different builds. The building blocks are quite small, so this set is not appropriate for very young kids. Overall, this is a nice set, but I wish that there were more magnetic tiles for the price of this kit.

The kids love love love this toy, even the ones who outgrew magnatiles. Somehow with lego they like them again