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100-Piece Playmags 3D Magnetic Toy Blocks Expired
$37.50
$49.99
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ToySupercenter via Amazon has 100-Piece Playmags 3D Magnetic Toy Blocks on sale for $49.99 - $12.50 w/ promotion code 4MOM2020 = $37.49. Shipping is free. Thanks DJ3xclusive
Note, in stock on June 1, 2020.
Note, in stock on June 1, 2020.
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Playmags is the only Brand with the special SUPERMAGS in the tiles so the tiles are stronger connected to build bigger structures. High rise 3D towers are designed by kids who have developed into critical thinkers through creative play.
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This is probably the toy my 3 and 4 year olds fight over most. Other than having to clean these up of the floor every night these are great for parents too as my kids can sit and play with these longer than any other toys we have.
I have some... they were actually stronger than magnatiles. Which is important if you want to build anything interesting, and if you want them to last. On the other hand, they sometimes catch my kid's fingers and she cries a bit. That's okay, kids gotta get tough if they want to survive in this world.
One downside is that the magnets themselves sometimes fall out over time. Which is dangerous if you have an infant.
Also I don't really care for the shapes. Too many squares. Not enough triangles. No weird shapes (like hexagons) besides the right-triangles and half-squares, which are basically decorative.
Also the "100" is a lie since it includes the dumb little plastic square inserts.
That said, it's a very good toy for the price. And you do want a lot of them.
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This is probably the toy my 3 and 4 year olds fight over most. Other than having to clean these up of the floor every night these are great for parents too as my kids can sit and play with these longer than any other toys we have.
I have some... they were actually stronger than magnatiles. Which is important if you want to build anything interesting, and if you want them to last. On the other hand, they sometimes catch my kid's fingers and she cries a bit. That's okay, kids gotta get tough if they want to survive in this world.
One downside is that the magnets themselves sometimes fall out over time. Which is dangerous if you have an infant.
Also I don't really care for the shapes. Too many squares. Not enough triangles. No weird shapes (like hexagons) besides the right-triangles and half-squares, which are basically decorative.
Also the "100" is a lie since it includes the dumb little plastic square inserts.
That said, it's a very good toy for the price. And you do want a lot of them.
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Anyway, thanks for posting. I was waiting for this or Picasso Tiles to go on sale. We already have the Magnatiles but the kids fight over them and we need more tiles, but Magnatiles are so expensive!