Walmart has 60-Piece Tytan Magnetic Learning Tiles Building Set w/ Car & Carrying Bag on sale for $20. Shipping is free with Walmart+ (30-Day free trial) or on orders of $35+
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Our research indicates that this offer is $8.99 lower (31% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $28.99
The Tytan Tiles magnetic tile building set helps teach children about creative building through play. Designed with STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics) in mind, this educational toy helps children learn more about building in 2D and 3D while having fun. The tiles feature magnets along its edges making it easy to snap together and build higher. Plus, a wheeled vehicle base is included so children can build on top of this base for a movable 3D structure. The colorful magnetic tiles along with the vehicle base, totals 60 pieces.
Manufacturer:
Tytan Tiles
Product SKU:
371113352
UPC:
855639008763
Age Range:
3 Years \u0026 Up
Assembled Product Dimensions (L x W x H):
8.90 x 12.50 x 6.20 Inches
Assembled Product Weight:
1.2 lb
Brand:
Tytan International
Features:
No features description available
Gender:
Unisex
Material:
Acrylic
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Walmart has 60-Piece Tytan Magnetic Learning Tiles Building Set w/ Car & Carrying Bag on sale for $20. Shipping is free with Walmart+ (30-Day free trial) or on orders of $35+
Thanks to community member KaV5772 for finding this deal.
Our research indicates that this offer is $8.99 lower (31% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $28.99
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this is normal price - and right now this price gets you some quality magnetic tiles.
we have the picasso and these - the picasso win hands-down - they're appreciqbly thick and heavier - and most importantly - stronger magnets. if these were a bit thicker they'd hold together better - but they won't stand up well - good for mosaics on the floor.
this is normal price - and right now this price gets you some quality magnetic tiles.
we have the picasso and these - the picasso win hands-down - they're appreciqbly thick and heavier - and most importantly - stronger magnets. if these were a bit thicker they'd hold together better - but they won't stand up well - good for mosaics on the floor.
this is normal price - and right now this price gets you some quality magnetic tiles.
we have the picasso and these - the picasso win hands-down - they're appreciqbly thick and heavier - and most importantly - stronger magnets. if these were a bit thicker they'd hold together better - but they won't stand up well - good for mosaics on the floor.
New to these items. Would you link to the Picasso at you have?
this is normal price - and right now this price gets you some quality magnetic tiles.
we have the picasso and these - the picasso win hands-down - they're appreciqbly thick and heavier - and most importantly - stronger magnets. if these were a bit thicker they'd hold together better - but they won't stand up well - good for mosaics on the floor.
Can anyone compare Playmags with Picasso, and compatibility? The Playmags seem really good, had them for years, way better than the Magnatiles which were supposedly the premium one, they were not, returned them.
These are Awesome! I have so many at my house of the Tytan brand and the kids love it! We have Magnatiles, Picasso and Tytan. Honestly no massive difference in the brands. Magnatiles are a tiny touch larger, Picasso are same size as Tytan. The plastic used in Magnatiles and Tytan are similar but the Picasso tiles plastic is a bit murky. They are all fine brands but this is a home run deal....I'd prob rank - #1-Magnatiles #2-Tytan #3-Picasso
Not a great deal but my kids love these and they will entertain for years. Sometimes I spend 30 minutes building a bridge only for my toddler to come destroy it. Great fun but probably better value if you wait.
We have this set for our daughter. They do the job but aren't perfect. The magnets don't align well and aren't strong. We didn't realize how much better the magna tiles were until recently when my daughter played with them at our local library. The magna tiles are a bit thicker and stick together better. My daughter was able to build larger and more creative structures as a result.
Been a fan of these magnet toys for my little one. We own Tytan, Playmags, and Jasonwell brands and they're all compatible with each other. The difference is in the magnet strength. Tytan is the weakest of the 3, and Playmags and Jasonwell are pretty much similar but stronger. Previous similar posts, some people have suggested the Playmags and Jasonwell, which is how I got introduced to those brands.
When my little one was 3, the Tytan works great for his little fingers whereas Playmags/Jasonwell would pinch his fingers hard when they stack due to the strength. So just watch out for that.
We have 1 set of Tytan (from Sam's Club), 2x Jasonwell, 1x Playmags. At this point we just get Jasonwell/Playmags and skip Tytan because they're too weak.
For those interested, we get these Playmags/Jasonwell sets. I got mines when they have a $10cpn ($50-10), but I believe previous posts suggest they have been cheaper.
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we have the picasso and these - the picasso win hands-down - they're appreciqbly thick and heavier - and most importantly - stronger magnets. if these were a bit thicker they'd hold together better - but they won't stand up well - good for mosaics on the floor.
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we have the picasso and these - the picasso win hands-down - they're appreciqbly thick and heavier - and most importantly - stronger magnets. if these were a bit thicker they'd hold together better - but they won't stand up well - good for mosaics on the floor.
we have the picasso and these - the picasso win hands-down - they're appreciqbly thick and heavier - and most importantly - stronger magnets. if these were a bit thicker they'd hold together better - but they won't stand up well - good for mosaics on the floor.
we have the picasso and these - the picasso win hands-down - they're appreciqbly thick and heavier - and most importantly - stronger magnets. if these were a bit thicker they'd hold together better - but they won't stand up well - good for mosaics on the floor.
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I'm buying multiple! Thanks!!
When my little one was 3, the Tytan works great for his little fingers whereas Playmags/Jasonwell would pinch his fingers hard when they stack due to the strength. So just watch out for that.
We have 1 set of Tytan (from Sam's Club), 2x Jasonwell, 1x Playmags. At this point we just get Jasonwell/Playmags and skip Tytan because they're too weak.
For those interested, we get these Playmags/Jasonwell sets. I got mines when they have a $10cpn ($50-10), but I believe previous posts suggest they have been cheaper.
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