48PCS Forest Magworld

I like the play with them with these. I have always wanted a cool magnet toy and this fits that. Fun to smash, earthquake, and mix with our other blocks too. The boxes have magnets in all 4 corners of each side. They are weak enough not to be hard to manipulate and still work decently, but can’t bridge quite so well or stack more than 1 per side on a tree as leaves before weight becomes an issue. Teaches the kids different building skills! They are more fun than Legos, faster to manipulate and a lot like the figit toys my kids love. We have all played with them for a few days. My picture is 4 sets! 4! 2 smaller normal and 2 small ice sets. So far that's the main down side… cost. At almost a buck a block and size of 0.875 inches… it takes a lot to do much with them. I will probably order more, but it is a lot for what you get. Would it still be as cool with 1 pack? I don't know. Consider 2 or more of the larger set, imo. But at least it is a toy my 8 and 11 year old actually like to play with. (Steve and creeper are from another toy set ;)

So firstly I’m an adult so depending on who you are getting this for, a child might not optimize by using unneeded pieces as the non visible foundation like I did. With that being said I purchased a different brand (magnacraft) prior and I really enjoyed them but they were a little on the expensive side so I looked to Amazon and got 2 of these sets( slightly less expensive). I also bought a different brand at the same time that was slightly cheaper than this one so we will see if they are compatible(forgot name). This brand is not compatible with magnacrafts which is smaller but after using both I don’t think it was as bad of a thing as I initially thought. I plan on using these as display pieces in my office to hide some things in my cabinet (maybe I will update once I build it) so I think the larger size will work in my favor in terms of stability. Each cube is a little less than an inch, when stacked 3x3 the tower can fit comfortably in a corner and not take up much space at all. If you are giving this to an actual Minecraft kid I highly suggest purchasing at least 3 or 4 and mix in different sets, these kids are so creative now that there’s really nothing they would be interested in building if you just got them 1 but if the kid is young and this is just a stimulation toy and they aren’t at the point of building more than simple structures you could get away with 1 or 2. I got 2 of this set and 1 of the pumpkin set and 1 of the winter set so I can build different biomes and I plan on purchasing the wood only set to use as non visible base. Idk how to explain this but it can only support 2 rows with no supports ( like the top of a 7) you can get away with 3 if the 3rd row only consists of 1 piece but it’s very unstable. I tried my hardest to photograph everything i mentioned, this was not a paid review and this item was purchased with my own money; I think these would make pretty nice Christmas/birthday presents so long as you get enough. And to reiterate it states for 3+ though I am not knowledgeable in what requirements need to be met for specific age approval these aren’t throat size but they are definitely mouth size especially if you go for a different brand which may be smaller; humans aside these are definitely dog sized so proper storage may save your pets life so I like they they include bagies. Used 2 sets=96 pcs Build =76 pcs total Lower=48 pcs (only 28 visible, water and stone) Lower invisible= 12 brick, 8wood) Upper=28 pcs (only 24 visible, water grad and bush/leaf) Upper invisible= I forgot 1 water probably 3 brick? Left over =20 pcs (8 wood, 10 leaf, 2 window

These are the best! My 10-year-old loves them and probably plays with them more than any other toy he has (the exception might be Lego). They are clever and engaging. My two issues would be that the constant rattling noise they make gets a little grating after a while, and the magnets could be a little stronger. They do hold but picking up a build without it breaking can be a bit dicey. They are fun to use on a fridge or dishwasher door and with those bendy magnet men that are having a moment right now. The price is a bit high compared to some other sets I've seen, but overall I would recommend these.

I received these, and of course I ordered without reading reviews first so I got and they were smaller than I expected. Luckily they were for my minecraft obsessed 8yr old so that wasn't a big deal. I was shocked when we opened them and realized that when you shake them there is little beads or magnets or something in them that rattle. My kids are all over the age of 3 so I'm not worried if they were to break open and what ever was inside were to spill out but if my kids were younger I would very much be concerned and paranoid of it. They seem sturdy but they also feel as if I stepped on them they would break (maybe not the kiddos but for sure an adult, and lets be real I step on my kids toys all the time because they end up all over, no judgement here) I ended up with 3 different sets and they LOVE them. they build with them all the time. Its like magna tiles but different so they thought they were amazing. 100% would recommend just if you have young young ones be careful.

The Build Mine Magnet World Magnetic Blocks are a great toy, especially if your child is really into Minecraft. It’s fun to see them bring the game into real life, and this set has been used a lot in our house. The magnetic pieces work well and connect easily, making it simple for kids to build and rebuild different designs. It really encourages creativity and imaginative play, especially for kids who love building in the Minecraft app. My only complaint is that I wish the set included more pieces. Kids want to build big, detailed structures just like they do in the game, and the current piece count feels a bit limiting. An expansion pack or a larger starter set would make this toy even better. Overall, it’s a fun, engaging, and creative toy that Minecraft fans will love—just be prepared to want more pieces once they really get into it.

these sets seem a little pricey, but the kids absolutely love it. Definitely going to purchase more so they can build a bigger landscape.

My kids are really into Minecraft but I’m always looking for fun creative toys to get them off the screens too. These are perfect! Very sturdy feeling and the magnets are strong enough to build some neat vertical creations like trees. You definitely don’t get as many as you are thinking from the photos it’s a bit misleading. They are a little smaller than I thought they would be but I think the size is perfect for small hands. I bought two sets and that’s enough for a small building and tree. I’ll probably buy one or two more sets to give my kids enough to build bigger buildings.

If you know a young child that enjoys playing Minecraft or maybe they are not skilled yet at playing the electronic game, these blocks are a close second to using the imagination in a Minecraft world. I bought these for a grandchild for Christmas, and not only did she love them but two other grands enjoyed them, too. They're approximately 1 inch cubes and very lightweight. Easy to use for a 4 to 5 year old. Not an overly strong magnet but enough to where they will join together to build up, out or around. It comes with a sheet that shows building ideas. It includes a nice variety of blocks for creating different scenes. I hadn't realized this when purchased but the blocks come with a drawstring bag for easy storage. Recommend.

Kids love building with these. Not suitable for small children.

Es regalo de navidad para un nieto 8 años su mamá dice que son muy buenos y como a él leguas todos los legos creo que este es muy interesante x se unen por imán

My 3 nephews (all under 6yrs) absolutely love these. They would fight over who could play with them so I have now bought multiple sets. They are costly but it's been months and they hold up to wear and tear and provide endless entertainment so far so worth the price. I won't lie...I even enjoy sitting with them and building different things! Haha

Hours of fun for the kids. They loves these.

I bought this for my son's 8th birthday and it was a huge hit! Easy to use for kids 3 and up, well made and pretty sturdy. For the price, I wish there was more blocks. We cannot create any of the suggested construction designs in the pamphlet it came with since there's just not enough blocks.