36 pcs Unique Pop Magnetic Blocks, 1.37 Inch Large Strong Magnetic Cubes Silicone Popper Fidget Toys, 3D Building Blocks CVC Word Pop Game for Toddlers Kids

My kids love both pop fidgets and magnetic blocks so I was excited when I saw these blocks. They are very cool. The magnets are a decent strength. They are bigger than I thought they were going to be. My kids like them lot but popping the bubbles isn't great. It's kind of awkward to pop them&they don't really pop. But they are still very cool & my kids still love them. If they came out with more colors or different shaped blocks I'd get them for sure. And I hope they do! Still fun & a favorite.

I love the poppit feature, but the magnetic idea doesn’t stick very well. They are not strong enough to build with and use as a poppit, they fall apart to easy.

This is one of the best, most unique toys!Great attention to detail in the design.The 36 pieces offer a variety of colors - some softer and some brighter. A nice combo.The texture of these is very soft to the touch, though they are strong and sturdy.The inside poppers provide enough resistance to make the 'pop' satisfying, but easy enough so young fingers don't get frustrated.This held the attention of a two-year old for quite a long time. And they kept coming back to it.The magnets are strong enough to be able to pick up multiple pieces from the air, but a child can easily pull them apart when trying.They stack in infinite combinations. The included pamphlet gives some examples of things to build that is nice for older kids (and even some grown-ups!)Even the bag to store them in is silky feeling- an attention to detail that speaks to the designer's awareness of sensory experiences.Overall, this is one of the best toys that allows for tons of exploration, experimentation, and learning.It's also a great fidget for older kids/ adults who like such things, and easily latch onto a filing cabinet, fridge, or other metallic surface due to their strong magnets.A great value. I'd give it 10 stars if I could.

My 4 year old loves these! I think any age below that would be fine too since the blocks are bigger, I wouldn’t be as concerned about choking. It comes with a nice storage/carrying bag. I had fun with the “pop-it’s” in the block whereas my son liked building things. Kept him entertained for a couple of hours one night!I only wish the magnets were a bit stronger to hold together if you pick multiple up at the same time. For example, my son made the robot and when he went to pick it up and show me, it completely fell apart.I also wish there was more pieces as well. If more than one or two kids are playing with them, there isn’t much to build with and for the price, it would add up quickly to buy multiple packs.Overall, I definitely recommend!

I was hoping this could be a fun "bored at work" kind of desk toy/fidget, but the blocks are quite a bit larger than expected (I thought they'd be the size of other pop-it fidgets I've seen), and the magnets aren't terribly strong, so I think they're definitely more cut out for being an actual kids toy... which to be fair, is how it's advertised. Only reason it doesn't get 5 stars is because of how relatively weak the magnets are, it's a little too easy to knock everything apart halfway through trying to make something, which I think is equally frustrating regardless of whether you are an adult or a child. They're soft, lightweight, and the larger size means small children will definitely have a much harder time trying to shove them in their mouths and choke on them -- unless they perhaps have an abnormally large mouth for their age, and/or they are exceptionally determined to do so -- which I'm sure can't be entirely ruled out as possibilities, but barring those exceptions, these seem like they should be a pretty safe and fun toy for kids.

Bright colors, easy to handle, makes for hours of popping and fidgeting fun.

I have many building toys and magnetic toys in my classroom for exploration, but this one is very cool and unique. They only fit together a certain way due to the magnet position on the inside, but that leads to another facet of learning. The pop-its feature is very fun!I have also found that these are invaluable tools for learning to read. I set them up by letter cards and have the student pop each one as they say the corresponding letter sound and then run their finger underneath to blend the sounds together to form the word. They love it!I feel like they are a bit overpriced for how many you get, but if you watch for a price drop or a coupon, jump on it! I HIGHLY recommend them!

The media could not be loaded.  Magnetic blocks are a lot of fun but the magnets in these are very weak! We made the robot featured in the included booklet and the ‘arms’ keep sliding down!