20 Pack Small Magnets, 15x3mm Refrigerator Magnets Rare Earth Magnet Neodymium Magnet for Crafts, Whiteboard, Kitchen Cabinet

Small magnets are perfect for magnetic closures in small wooden boxes and even as a fidget toy in my pencil box between projects. Magnets are quite strong for their size and can be glued to the backs of intentionally or accidentally deposted ceramic pins to make fridge magnets as well.

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.

Stronger than I thought they'd be. I also tested how much heat they can take, and it's more than 220 Celsius. If the heat did weaken the magnet I can't notice the small change. They are just little magnets, and they perform better than expected.

Tge magnets I recieved are strong and fit my purposes wonderfully. They are consistently sized. The only downside is that a small handful of them seem to be glued/fused together making them rather useless for a crafter, but those are far fewer.

I make a lot of cosplay props and costumes and very now and then I need some magnets. I ordered the 300 pck, so that's probably a 5-year supply for me:) so, definitely a good value for the money. I think I will probably also buy a size larger just to have in my studio. These magnets are small (I got the 4x2mm) so their strength is relative to their size. They definitely like to stick to each other, but they are just too small to support a lot of weight. I use them to hold visors open, so their power/strength is ideal for that.

I bought these 4x2mm magnets thinking, “How strong can something the size of a lentil be?” Answer: strong enough to reorganize my life and occasionally jump off the table like they saw a ghost (aka another magnet). Highlights from my new magnetic lifestyle: Turned my fridge into a museum—mini prints, notes, and a shopping list that no longer swan-dives to the floor. Found a lost screw in a carpet that eats hardware for breakfast. Victory. Labeled spice jars, cable-managed a rat’s nest, and made a tiny whiteboard pen holder that’s cuter than it has any right to be. Built a magnet “snake” that hypnotized my cat and, briefly, my spouse. Things I learned the hard way: They will snap together from across a small country. Keep fingers, credit cards, and dignity clear. Drop one? Drop ten. Sweep the area with another magnet like you’re panning for metallic gold. Store them stacked, or they will reproduce in the wild (science might disagree, but my desk says otherwise). Bottom line: Small, mighty, and weirdly addictive. If your vibe is “organize everything and also play with shiny clangy dots,” this 300-pack is perfect. Five stars—just don’t blame me when you start magnetizing household objects that didn’t ask for it.

So, these are very tiny, but I was extremely happy to find such small magnets for a particular craft my family did. These worked perfectly, they were strong enough to hold up what we needed them to do, and small enough to be hidden. I could imagine using them for a variety of different, small crafts.

Not as strong as I need them to be, I’ll try to figure something else out for them