Magnetic Building Blocks - Build a World Set, DIY Creative Combo, Suitable for 3-6 Years Old Boys and Girls, Pre-School STEM Teaching (32pcs)

We got these to use with our Minecraft Comic-Maker figures. They’re slightly smaller, but still a good size for that use. They’re not licensed Minecraft blocks, but they look close enough for us. The magnets hold them together really well! Very happy with this product!My one complaint is regarding the product images on Amazon. Some of them show way more blocks than come in this set. While they do clearly state the number of blocks in this set, it’s still a little misleading to include product images showing more than what is included when you purchase this item.

My daughter loves these magnetic Minecraft worlds. We have learned there are 2 sizes, 1" and 3/4", maybe even 1/2" x 1" as well but still hunting.This 'lava' biome is the larger 1" blocks which have more magnets and are a little bit more durable. All the different sets and sizes all work together just find so you can collect multiples and the kiddo can build their own 'world' outside of the game.When assembled these toys are kind of sturdy which allows interaction with other toys without things falling apart.Great toy, great price, all the kids love these that visit our house.

Just wanted some different cubes for my child setup wish I could of gotten more or a lower price but it’s a great product

This review is for the WeiDu77 Magnetic Building Blocks - Build a Magnetic World Set Magnetic Building Cubes DIY Creative Combo Suitable for 3 4 5 6 Years Old Boys and Girls Pre-School STEM Teaching(32pcs).This is a neat set of blocks to supplement other sets. Very much not enough pieces on there own. They make fun sounds when playing with them. Good for soothing ADHD. Nice for kids and adults. Magnets are strong enough for use by the intended child audience.Magnets on the portal panel are not strong enough to stay in the frame.I got this for my adult kid. They are enjoying the set. Their only comment is they need more pieces. However, this in itself is a stand alone scene.

Spent several hours building different things with the grandkids. It was lots of fun and the colors are amazing. I think I am addicted to them .

They are not compatible with other sets. The magnets are also very weak so your build will fall apart so easily. The kid still enjoys playing with it, but it's not worth the price.

I chose this set because it is easy to pack and take with us whereever we go to occupy time instead of electronics. The set comes with 32 pieces, and is a perfect selection and styel for creativity, building and imagination. The magnetic feature of these building blocks are exciting because they are less likely to fall apart. The magnets were not super strong, but they work. They also make a small rattle like sound when moving them around...not sure if that is just more magnets inside each block or something else.These Magnetic Building Blocks are colorful, durable and seem to be a better quality. The pieces are well-made, with a variety of what is on the blocks. I also like that they had smooth edges. I would say definatley not leave these around if you have younger preschool and toddler children. They could be a choking hazard because the blocks are smaller than some other standard blocks and they have magnets.I like to find any product that encourages new learning and creating outside of video games and other electronics. These will be used for a very long time and is perfect to pack for travel as well!

The media could not be loaded. These blocks are a little more limited in their potentional than I had hoped, due to weak magnets (that tree looking thing in the pictures is actually pretty hard to make without it falling apart, especially for a kid). And my 4 year old was particularly frustrated with trying to get the rectangular plastic "portal" piece to stay in place.But the look and novelty of it is a lot of fun, and my little Minecraft lovers were thrilled by that aspect alone. They are also holding together pretty well. And the little clicks of the squares connecting together is pretty satisfying, not gonna lie.