EduKid Toys 72 Magnetic Letters & Numbers (Tote) 1.25" - 1.75"

Yay! Magnets that actually stick to the fridge!! My daughter loves the colors and enjoys playing with all the letters. I love that the letters have rounded edges and the size of these letters are way easier to grip than others we have had in the past. The quality of this toy sets it above other sets since it is so well made and functional. The uppercase and lowercase option is highly educational and there are extra bonus lowercase letters (such as lots of "a"s) which allows them to make more words.The numbers are also a great addition to the set. The plastic tote bag with handle is wonderful as well and encourages my kids to lead the way during clean-up time. Thrilled with this set and would highly recommend to friends.

Im a grown adult and Bought these for personal use for a big white board I just got and they are PERFECT.. I read so many bad reviews on so many alphabet magnets ..and i Didn’t like the color of the magnets by Walmart (Brand : Spark ) ! I finally bit the bullet and got these.. and I am WAY more pleased with them then I expected !!.. matter fact I’m a life long costumer now , for birthday party’s, new babies in the family or even children of my own Edu will be the brand of alphabet magnets I buy !!Beautiful bright Colors ! True to the rainbow !! , Magnets are nice and strong I’ve tried them on my white board and on my fridge ! Only a little issue with the letter “Q” wanting to spin over.. but it’s very easily stopped and easily stays upright ! They are the perfect size ! And feel of very great quality ! I love the storage bag ! Every Letter and number was accounted for!! I got 5 a’s , 3 e’s , 3 n’s (which could u used as extra u’s) , 3 g’s , 3 s’s , 3 I’s (could also be used as L) 3 t’s, 3 o’s . I Hope this review helps someone !!

The media could not be loaded. Received alphabet magnets as advertised. Size of letters is good. These are the standard size magnetic alphabets I had growing up. The plastic quality looks fine, I just received them so I cannot attest to how durable they are for my 2 and 5 year old toddlers. 6 of the letters have very weak magnets and do not stay on the fridge. Due to the size and weight of the plastic, the small magnet behind the letter is not enough to hold the letter and they just slide down the fridge. Maybe the company can put in two magnets instead of one tiny magnet in some of the letters like D, N, H, A, g, ( one of the lower case a and number 4 also do not stick).

They are perfect! Has capital and lowercase letters and have withstood my boys playin with them nonstop since opening up the cute clear plastic pouch they come in. I would belly them again if I had the choice. I would love to buy a second set but my fridge isn’t that big. You won’t regret this purchase!! Helps my kindergartener with his letters and words!!!

Nothing wrong with the product but it is a choking hazard for kids 2 and under. The pieces are quite small and a whole letter/number could easily be put in a tiny mouth. I let my daughter play with these for a month or two but she was putting them in her mouth way too often and I got worried about the choking hazard so I took them away and bought a larger sized set instead. My fault I did not read the description on how big/small it was. They are durable and would be great for kids who have completely passed that stage where they want to put everything in their mouth.

The set was exactly what I wanted: a lightweight, nicely sized, plastic set of letters. The plastic doesn't feel cheap and doesn't feel small enough to be choking hazards for my kids who still like to put toys in their mouth. The magnets are just okay, not super strong but not useless. There was some faulty construction with 4 of my letters which would cause them to slide off the board. I wrote to customer service and they quickly sent me replacement letters. My only complaint is that the lowercase P looks like a different font from the rest of the set. But really, my kids are 2. I don't think they are going to notice.

I decided to buy my friend's 3-year-old some kind of magnets to play with, because 1) the two of them have a new home with a blank refrigerator "canvas" to fill, and 2) the kid freakin' LOVES magnets! It's so cute! So I started browsing here on Amazon, and I narrowed my choices down to magnetic letters. He's super-smart, has known his letters for some time, and loves to sing the alphabet song. So I chose this set, and it's absolutely perfect. He was instantly enthralled with the letters. He carries the pouch around with him and plays with the letters in every way you can think of, from the refrigerator to his desk to the floor, where he sorted the letters into the colors of the rainbow (in proper order) on his first day with them. It may sound silly to be so thrilled with a set of alphabet magnets, but this particular set is just perfect for a toddler to small child: the right size, bright colors, etc., plus the great carry pouch. Highly recommended!

Whenever we cook, our 12-month old always wants to help... by reaching for the oven or hovering under the stovetop... not safe. She's just not developmentally at the point where she can help in the way she wants to safely. So when we'd cook, one parent would actually cook, and the other would be redirecting her away from the kitchen, and she hated it because she couldn't be around us to watch. We randomly decided to get these fridge magnets, hoping they'd be a useful distraction from the hot stove, and it they have worked like a CHARM. Now, when we cook dinner, she parks in front of the fridge to play with these (far away from the hot stove/oven). It's a win-win. She loves playing with the magnets and observing us cook from a SAFE several feet away, and we now enjoy cooking together again without worrying that our kiddo is going to burn herself.