MIKEDE 6 Pack Magnets with Adhesive Backing for Fridge, Super Strong Magnets Heavy Duty, Rare Earth Magnet Neodymium Disc Magnet for Craft, Cabinet, Office, DIY, 1.26 inch D x 1/8 inch H

Magnets were exactly what I was looking for! They are slightly smaller than a quarter but thick enough that I’m not worried about them breaking. They are crazy strong anything metal in a 2 inch radius is going to get pulled in and stay there. And if you get two magnets stuck together it’s difficult to get them apart because they’re so strong. Due to their small size I’ve been able to use them in a variety of places, in a wallet, on a fridge, and just for organization. The adhesive is strong but not enough to damage whatever you put it on. The repelling strength of them is also pretty strong. I’ve been using one as a door stop with another magnet and it’s preformed great. Overall would recommend if you’re looking for decently sized strong magnets.

Careful! These can pop a metal filling out of your teeth, snatch the hands off an old school analog watch and can wipe all the data off a memory card or other RAM Device! And don't catch your finger between the magnets and the metal you stick it to! They can do a serious finger pinch if you're not careful! These are the strongest magnets I've found! The could hold a note on your refrigerator in a hurricane! Don't let small children play with these unless you really don't like them!

These magnets are exactly what I needed. The only "problem" is they are so strong it is very hard to separate them should they come in contact with each other without something in-between them. I was able to separate 4 out of 6 easily enough by sliding them apart but the last two weren't cooperating so much. Any use of a thin metal like putty knife or flat head screwdriver to wedge apart didn't work as they would stick to the top of the magnet when trying to push between the two magnets. I finally used a catfood can lid (aluminum) and it worked very well. It was perfect, thin enough to slip between the magnets & separate them.

I use these magnets to attach the church banner to the tent at craft shows. They work well without having to find a way to attach with rope. The only issue is that they are brittle. If you drop them, they will shatter.

I love earth magnets. I use them all around the house for various reasons and they never fail me. I've bought these 32mmx3mm magnets before and so I knew what I was getting. However, familiarity breeds contempt and I got careless with some of them about an hour ago. Even though they clearly warned me about how to properly handle these, I took a shortcut and managed to get the pad of my index finger slammed between some of them and bled like a stuck pig for a while. Totally my fault. My point is these are great magnets. Don't treat them as if they're the weaker ones you may have bought in the past. Follow the directions unless you want to follow me to the medicine cabinet.

The discs aren't large enough to align with grabbing a cell phone in a magnetic ring case. See picture.

The description of these is accurate; they are very strong but also very fragile. They are NOT children's toys!!! They work very well for my needs. HOWEVER, read the description and instructions CAREFULLY! Keep away from each other, slide one off the stack as needed rather than trying to pull off the stack, and KEEP AWAY FROM EACH OTHER AND FROM METAL SOURCES until ready to carefully place where needed. They are SO strong, they will fly several inches to each other and metal and will shatter on impact if allowed to do so. I think (?) this is the nature of this type of magnet, and not a flaw in this particular product.

Everything about these is super: super strong hold, super adhesive discs, super shiny and polished finish. I became disabled with arthritis so I had to retire early, but I still have a very active mind. Thus, I have a lot of hobbies to occupy me. Most of my hobbies are aimed at keeping my fingers and hands nimble and providing a creative outlet. I make jewelry, I work extensively in metals and wire, and I do a number of needlecrafts such as cross stitch and restoring damaged vintage and antique linens and embroideries. I'm constantly dropping needles, pieces of wire, scraps of metal, etc. I have a magnet I use to help me locate dropped needles and other bits. I certainly don't want my cat to step on something or injest something harmful. The magnet I've been using is very strong. I got it at a fabric store for stowing pins and needles, or tacking patterns to metal clipboards. These magnets are at least 5 times stronger. I like that I can easily attach a long string or cord to one using one of the provided super sticky discs and just sweep it around my work area. They easily find my lost items even if they've become embedded in carpeting. I also sweep one across my body when I'm making clothing alterations to make sure I didn't forget or miss any pins. Yikes! The only problem I have with them is getting them apart. Just when i have one pried away -- victory! -- the others will snatch it back. Grrr. I love them. There are truly a million uses for them. Top notch.

2 broke when taken out of the packaging and stacked together. One of them actually sparked when the 2 were placed close by. When they collided a spark occurred and then one magnet was shattered into many small pieces. They hold things up, but seem a bit fragile.

I bought these to put curtains up in a camper. They are quite strong with each other, but useless when trying to hang a small curtain using washers sewn into the hem. Also, they are very brittle. I used four to pick up a single magnet I placed on the table, and it jumped up and broke in half.

Strong. Hard to get apart. Falls apart like glass. One broke just getting it out of the package. Not recommend for use on metal items such as knifes that come off and go on lots.

Arrived with the adhesive already exposed and folded. They were unusable.

very strong magnetics. I use them for all kinds of things. I also use them outdoors