Linlinzz44 Pack Small Round Cylinder Magnets for Crafts, Refrigerator, Office, Whiteboard, Fridge, Map

Top Row (in picture): Linlinzz magnets, bottom row: Bullseye Office MagnetsCompared to the bullseye office brand, which I've been using for years now, the magnets are slightly larger and chunkier with less adhesion and have a less premium feel. When they stick together, they form a very crooked row, whereas the bullseye office brand stick together in a seamless straight line with very little effort for roughly the same price.Second Picture: Also came with minor defects on many of the magnets. It still functions, but leaves a bad taste in the mouth.

Really like that these magnets are strong for their size. I used these to cement glue small pieces on to my Necrons warhammer 40k models. Magnetized small bits that may be broken off during transport.

The media could not be loaded.  I needed a magnet that would work to hold swiveling panels in place in a game board for teaching an English class. Magnetic vinyl strips, though available in any hardware store, were too weak to do the job. I found these magnets by web search, and realized they were just the right size and strength. Two of them are 1/16" thick and 3/16" in diameter, perfect for the design I had already devised, and they were easily strong enough for their field to span 1/16" openings to the sheet metal in the panels' frame. Very happy with the result.

The media could not be loaded.  Super strong. Holds thick papers to my fridge. Great value!

They were the size and strength I wanted.They did come chipped, but for what I am using them for, it isn't an issue for me.If chipped matters to you, these are not for you.

Arrived quickly. Was very impressed with the strength for such small magnets. Perfect for me to attach to my fused glass pieces to make fridge magnets

They pack a punch for their size.

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