Yizhet 50 PCS 8 * 1mm Magnets, Small Mini yet Strong, Neodymium for Fridge, Whiteboard, Craft, Postcards

I recently used the Yizhet 50 Pcs Neodymium Strong Magnets for attaching the panels of my Millennium Falcon model, which I suspended vertically, and they work incredibly well!Pros:- Strong Holding Power: These magnets are impressively strong, providing a secure hold for my model panels without any worry of them falling.- Versatile Use: They’re perfect for a variety of projects, not just models, making them a great addition to any DIY toolkit.- Great Value: With 50 magnets in the pack, they offer excellent value for anyone needing multiple magnets for different applications.Cons:-Small Size: Depending on your project, the small cylinder size might limit their use in larger applications.Overall, the Yizhet Neodymium Strong Magnets are a fantastic choice for anyone looking to add reliable magnets to their projects. They exceeded my expectations and made my model-building experience much easier!

Good strong batteries, but some were damaged (chips on edges), that had been plated over.

These are good little magnets - small but strong. One arrived with a slight chip out of the side of it but it didn't affect use and I haven't had any further chips develop.

I chose the smaller of a large range.Well made and powerful for their size.Used for magnetic notice board and hanging Vinyl Pop figures on the wall.

not as strong as I would of liked them to be they definitely work and for lighter products no doubt would of worked.

Very pleased with quality. Purchased for use in scale model builds.

I have been doing some work around the house, and needed to work out where my studs were. Having used the knocking technique for a long while, I thought I would up my game and go for something a little more scientific.I bought a studbuddy, but this wasn't cheap, so only got the one. This meant I couldn't easily see where each stud was, without marking the walls.So, I bought these to work hand in hand with the studbuddy.I find the nail / screw with the studbuddy, then mark it with one of these little magnets. It does the trick perfectly.The main note though, is that they aren't the strongest of magnets, so you have to be pretty accurate. If you have a lot of plaster / wallpaper metal and the wall, these may not connect as well as other magnets. For me, they have been fine so far.

Pathetically weak. Returning.