Nexlevl Super Strong Mini Fridge Magnets 1/4" x 1/16", 25 Very Tiny Round Craft Magnets, Perfect Small Refrigerator Magnet, Crafts, DIY Projects, Magnetic Whiteboards, Stronger Than the Silver Magnets

I only really needed one of these - a replacement for the "nose" magnet in a Grabber Reacher assist tool which had fallen out.These are so TINY and so STRONG. They're way better than the one that came with it.I needed a 7mm magnet, but these did just fine with a dab of binary epoxy placed in the recess first. I pushed one of them down in it and then smeared the epoxy that was displaced over the top, sealing it in.A day to let it cure and I tested it multiple times - it's strong, solid, and probably more durable than the original.Updated: I found a use for the other 24 magnets.My AC blows straight at me and there's little adjustability to the outflow.I wanted a baffle, so I made one out of some fake leather fabric.Rather than tape the fabric directly to the AC unit (which would interfere with changing the filter or require me to remove and reapply the tape regularly), I decided to try to make a magnetic connector.I laid a row of twelve of these out in a line on a strip of Gaffer's tape and folded the tape over encasing.I took a second strip of Gaffer's tape and laid it sticky-side up on top of that, neatly aligned.Rather than worry too much about carefully placing the matching magnets, I sort of just dropped them close to in the right spot and trusted their strong magnetic field to align and orient themselves (that worked just fine).I folded the tape over, encasing these magnets as well.I taped the first strip to the top of the AC unit and the second strip to the end of the fake leather baffle.It clicked into place perfectly.I can now remove the baffle with little effort for cleaning the filter and other AC maintenance and I have a light baffle in place that redirects the airflow downward and sideways to keep it from blowing right on me.These things are amazingly strong. I"m sure a Neodyn-mag would be stronger, but I had enough trouble peeling these off the stack that I'm not sure I'd want stronger.

I originally got these magnets because I thought it might be convenient to keep my tin of mustache wax on the medicine cabinet door. It. Is. 2 of these puppies have the tin very well secured, & it's easy to pop it on & off the magnets without budging their placement.These worked so well that I started thinking about what else I could use them for, & didn't take long before I realized I could semi-permanently attach a hook on the fridge for my apron. It's fairly lightweight, but 4 magnets is more than enough to keep an old carbiner firmly attached w/o glue. Also planning on using these to mount a few posters the way they do in some art galleries: with a tack in the wall & the poster between that & a little magnet.One big downside is that since they're so small & powerful, folks who have trouble with hand mobility might find these difficult to handle. I also do a pretty good job tenderizing the skin under my nails whenever I'm working with these. Just a minor incidental hazard & not a detractor imo

Their size is strikingly small but they hold much better than regular ol’ fridge magnets. I doubled these up and used them to put on the back of vintage buttons so I could display those on a metal structure.The magnets came in a tiny no-frills box, nestled in a foam cutout. Be warned, though, about their size. If one slips loose on you, good luck finding it. These lil’ buggers are smaller than a 1x1 round LEGO.

I was very pleased with the price, speed and method in which these were delivered. They are tiny and strong. I originally purchased these as a more affordable alternative to more expensive shirt collar-stay magnets out there. My only complaint, and this is no fault of the vendor, is I keep losing them. I'm sure they would work great for arts and crafts and to pin the kids pics to the fridge. They may be too small to work on shirt collar-stay.

These are TINY! I didn’t read the description and CACKLED when opening the tiny box that these came in. Tiny yet mighty thought.