BENOKER 102pcs Frozen Castle Magnetic Tiles - 3D Diamond Building Blocks, STEM Educational Kids Toys for Pretend Play, 3 4 5 6 7 8 Year Old Girl Birthday Gifts for Your Princess and Prince

I have this toy for my 5yr old boy and 7yr old girl. My 4yo girl doesnt really show interest as of yet. The two older children love this toy. Since Ive had this for nearly a month, it is played with daily. They love to work on their own builds and making their own creations. It just depends but they do tend to work with other magnetic tiles of different brands. They are constantly being banged on and crashing down to the hardwood floor and they have not broken. I am surprised by the amount of abuse the tiles are able to withstand. I am pleased that they are durable. I love this toy most of all in my house. Cleanup time seems easier. I think because the magnets make pickup easier and more fun. This is absolutely giftable.

This is a great magnetic tile set: fun color theme, interesting shapes that allow for unique rooflines, good magnets. Sets like these are cool. Though more limited in expressive ability than Lego sets, these magnetic tiles do allow a fun range of creative expression. A good set in good genre of toy....

I dont know who the main manufacturers are in this toy genre but Ive had friends with kids say they spent upwards of $80 on sets just like this and Ill say this is legit decent for the much cheaper price. The tiles and magnets in them seem identical to what Ive seen at friends houses. Perhaps you lack in normal primary colors and have this color pallet more on par with Frozen the movie but I dont think most kids will care. The people included are not great IMO but a kid probably wont care. They do pop apart easy so you may need to watch out if you have other smaller kids in the home when 3+ y/os are playing with these. Our kids are 2.5 and play fine without us worrying of choking on pieces like the humans hair and head that pop off. There are sets that cost $10+ more than this and dont have humans but have wheels or some other parts to help imagine up some contraption on wheels or like a wagon. But again, for the price I find these are hard to beat and perhaps a great way if you simply need more of these magnetic tiles to add to a more expensive set! There are several shapes and then squares with cuthout centers which allow you in insert all types of pieces to make different windows, doors, arches, vents, etc... Good simple fun.

My 4 year old niece was SO happy when I gave this to her. Quality pieces, great colors. Recommend!

This is the third magnetic tile set weve bought. We started small (30 piece), then added on a bit bigger set, then ordered this. The squares are about 2-7/8 per side with two magnets on the side. If your existing sets match that, then these should work with those sets. I have pieces from multiple sets shown in my pictures, this set is primarily the blue/purple pieces in those pics. What I love about these types of tiles in general: 1) Super easy to build stuff for our 2.5 year old. It doesnt require fine motor control to build. Get a piece close to another piece and they jump into place 2) They are fun to build and fun to knock down. Even as a 30-something year old dad, I enjoy building structures with my kid using these 3) The magnets arent super strong-- no worries about pinched fingers and Im not stressing out about what would happen if my kids somehow broke one open and swallowed a few magnets (yes, its still be super serious, but Id hope not as bad as those tiny, super strong neodymium magnets) 4) The plastic is about indestructible. My toddler is rougher with these than Id like. I havent seen a cracked piece yet What I like about this set in particular: 1) The patterns on the side of the tiles make fun optical effects when you look through them, almost like a kaleidoscope. 2) It has unique pieces like stairs and really tall triangles for tall spires. 3) LOTS of pieces to build with What I dont like about this set: 1) It includes some pieces small enough to be choking hazards (a couple of little figures, I just set them off to the side, my toddler still tries to eat stuff now and again) 2) It has lots of fancy windows and doors that you are supposed to snap in. Again, I was afraid of the choking hazard and just left them in the box Overall, I love these sorts of tiles and this is our favorite of the three sets weve purchased.

My 6 year old was so excited to get these. She started with making the staircase and then moved into making other rooms for the castle. You can make all different structures as well as the main castle. Heavy box but compact and sturdy for shipping and storing if you like. It came with two figures. The figures are larger than Lego Figurines. My daughter said they are more like Roblox figures. They are at least twice the size of a lego figure. Pretty colors for the tiles.

I got these tiles to integrate with another set we have and they match perfectly. These colors are perfect for “winter castle” theme. I can do without the little people included since it really doesn’t match but my kids like them. In my opinion, there are too many of the “empty” tiles that you put window panes or doors in compared to the regular tiles but it doesn’t really take away from the functionality of this set. The stairs are a nice touch as well. These are a nice set of magnetic tiles.

These are great for building skills. Huge set

I can hardly wait for the grandkids to visit so we can start playing ! My grandkids love tiles like this, and this large set will be a joy to build and rebuild.

Great value for what you get! awesome colors and durability is great. cool diamond effects on the tile and even better the magnets are very strong! highly recommend these!