Small Magnets, 10 Pack Refrigerator Magnets 20x3mm Rare Earth Magnet Neodymium Magnet for Crafts, Whiteboard, Kitchen Cabinet

I bought these magnets to put on the back of fuse glass products to sell at my craft show. They are the perfect size and very strong. Glass is fairly heavy in and of itself so I needed a good strong magnet that would not only hold up the weight of the glass, but also a piece of card stock. These magnets do the trick. They came well packaged but one of the magnets was broken. This is not unusual as magnets are brittle in naturally and break easily. Good product, I will buy again.

The only complaint I have is that when I took them out of the package (very hard to do by the way) they tend to span themselves together. When that happened one of them broke into pieces but all in all the do work very well.

Good magnets that still connect even when there is a thin piece of plastic between them.

Magnets are strong and there is also a magnetic pad that comes with them. There are a few spacers that were there to keep magnets separate, but not 9 of them as I would think. Instead, there were two stacks of 5 magnets and 8 spacers. I would not use it for the refrigerator as it suggests. They are way too strong and might leave scratches on the surface, that's one. And two, neodymium magnets are very fragile. These also feel that way and that's ok. What they are great for is science stuff. We used them to build simple electric motors.

I’ve never experienced magnets this strong. Just bending the column of magnets takes considerable force. I’m using two of them and a 3 volt battery to demonstrate how an electric motor works. All this for $8.00. Excellent value.

As I was removing the magnets from the plastic packaging, each magnet jumped onto another magnet as soon as it was free of the packaging. I thought it was funny until one of them broke apart when it landed on the other magnets. Sharp fragments. Be careful.I cannot figure these out. One of these magnets will hold my heavy-duty (and heavy) 1/2” ratchet wrench securely on a steel plate on my garage wall. It takes some effort to pull it off to use it but it’s worth it for the organizing potential.But for the purpose I bough them: A different story. I have a classic car — a 63 Karmann Ghia— with a solid steel dash. In my daily driver, I hang my phone from a magnet that wedges into my vents. That’s not an option on my Ghia. I had hoped to use one of these magnets to attach my phone to the dash of the Ghia. I have a steel disc in the iPhone case that I use to hold it to the magnet in my daily driver. But in the Ghia, with this MUCH stronger magnet, my phone quickly fell off. I cannot understand why it won’t hold. I especially need the GPS speedometer on my phone in the Ghia because the Speedo in my Ghia isn’t accurate.Back to square one.

I do epoxy resin art. I lot of them we make into refrigerator decorative magnets. Some of them are pretty heavy. Glue two or three of these earth magnets on and they stay put quite nicely! They come very well packaged so they don't break during delivery. I highly recommend them to crafter!

I use these for attaching costume pieces on my cosplay costumes. They are much easier to use then velcro and are stronger. I would recommend using magnets over velcro when ever possible. Just make sure to always use the spacer because magnets are very strong and difficult to break apart once they stick to each other