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100-Piece Playmags Magnetic Tiles Building Blocks Set

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ToySupercenter via Amazon has Playmags 100-Piece Magnetic Tiles Building Blocks Set for $49.99 - 37% 'redeemed' promo on product page = $29.65. Shipping is free.

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  • 82 magnetic tiles + 18 click-in windows

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ToySupercenter via Amazon has Playmags 100-Piece Magnetic Tiles Building Blocks Set for $49.99 - 37% 'redeemed' promo on product page = $29.65. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Community Member gabe23111 for finding this deal.

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  • 82 magnetic tiles + 18 click-in windows

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Written by RazorConcepts
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    • This is rated 4.8 out of 5 stars based on over 10K ratings at Amazon.
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Model: Playmags 100-Piece Colorful Tile Set, Unique Award-Winning Magnetic Building Tiles for Kids, Creativity and Educational Building

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sc2
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All of these magnetic toys are the same - fairly good. My kids love them.

With that in mind this is not a special price or anything. There's 100 varieties, and almost always at least some have price reductions or clip coupons of 35-60% off.

I usually buy them when they're about 130 pieces for $35.

With that said keep in mind that pieces can be of varying sizes (and counts). You probably don't want 50 pieces of the tiny ones - unless that's what you're after.

If you're brand new to this - try to buy a set that has the largest number of squares (solid, or doors/windows) or the 4x4 squares - those are the most useful for kids to do stuff with.

It's amazing for creativity. You'll be shocked what your kids come up with.

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Dec 3, 2024
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Joined Jul 2019
Dec 3, 2024
cruzdeals
Dec 3, 2024
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I bought this set last time, no complaints. They basically the same as the magnatiles that we bought a couple years ago. Cant tell the diffrence. Same quality, work well together.
Dec 4, 2024
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Dec 4, 2024
Thatsnotmyname16
Dec 4, 2024
210 Posts
Just a note, they often include the non-magnetic pieces (ie "windows" and letters and book, storage bag) in their 100 count - so closet to 75 magnetic pieces
Last edited by Thatsnotmyname16 December 3, 2024 at 07:07 PM.
Dec 4, 2024
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flassh87
Dec 4, 2024
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Quote from Thatsnotmyname16 :
Just a note, they include the non-magnetic pieces (ie "windows" and letters and book, storage bag) in their 100 count - so closet to 75 magnetic pieces
Good catch
82 magnetic pieces
5 windows
13 letter
Dec 4, 2024
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Dec 4, 2024
donteatbadfood
Dec 4, 2024
126 Posts
Are these compatible with magnatiles?
Dec 4, 2024
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Dec 4, 2024
sc2
Dec 4, 2024
2,192 Posts
All of these magnetic toys are the same - fairly good. My kids love them.

With that in mind this is not a special price or anything. There's 100 varieties, and almost always at least some have price reductions or clip coupons of 35-60% off.

I usually buy them when they're about 130 pieces for $35.

With that said keep in mind that pieces can be of varying sizes (and counts). You probably don't want 50 pieces of the tiny ones - unless that's what you're after.

If you're brand new to this - try to buy a set that has the largest number of squares (solid, or doors/windows) or the 4x4 squares - those are the most useful for kids to do stuff with.

It's amazing for creativity. You'll be shocked what your kids come up with.
Dec 4, 2024
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Dec 4, 2024
cockerspaniel312
Dec 4, 2024
271 Posts
Quote from donteatbadfood :
Are these compatible with magnatiles?
Yes and they seem even better quality if these are the ones I remember getting in the past. Stronger magnets.
Dec 4, 2024
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JasminKmp
Dec 4, 2024
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This also seems like a good price. Playmags 150-Piece Magnetic Tiles Building Set For $45

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00LU09HO4?th=1
Last edited by JasminKmp December 4, 2024 at 12:47 PM.

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Dec 4, 2024
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SplendidSnake512
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Quote from JasminKmp :
This also seems like a good price. Playmags 150-Piece Magnetic Tiles Building Set For $45https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00LU09HO4?th=1
It's actually $44.99, just ordered one. Thanks.
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teehees
Dec 6, 2024
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Quote from sc2 :
All of these magnetic toys are the same - fairly good. My kids love them.With that in mind this is not a special price or anything. There's 100 varieties, and almost always at least some have price reductions or clip coupons of 35-60% off. I usually buy them when they're about 130 pieces for $35. With that said keep in mind that pieces can be of varying sizes (and counts). You probably don't want 50 pieces of the tiny ones - unless that's what you're after. If you're brand new to this - try to buy a set that has the largest number of squares (solid, or doors/windows) or the 4x4 squares - those are the most useful for kids to do stuff with. It's amazing for creativity. You'll be shocked what your kids come up with.
Thank you! I have a 2.5 year old that I want to get a set for. Would this be a good starter set? Also is that age ok?
Dec 7, 2024
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sc2
Dec 7, 2024
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Quote from teehees :
Thank you! I have a 2.5 year old that I want to get a set for. Would this be a good starter set? Also is that age ok?
Yeah I think 2 1/2 is a great age to start on these. They may struggle just a bit, but if they do - they're super close so just keep it around. Once they start it will be a constant staple in the toy section. I have hundreds of them in different locations (grandparents houses etc.).

As I've said they're really all the same, made in China stuff sold under diff branding. I buy when I see a good discount. This particular one (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0CFQ6ZBFB/) I've bought twice apparently according to my buy history. It's 130 pieces for $30 with the current coupon. I think that's a solid price.

Have fun with the kid(s)!
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Dec 8, 2024
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teehees
Dec 8, 2024
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Quote from sc2 :
Yeah I think 2 1/2 is a great age to start on these. They may struggle just a bit, but if they do - they're super close so just keep it around. Once they start it will be a constant staple in the toy section. I have hundreds of them in different locations (grandparents houses etc.). As I've said they're really all the same, made in China stuff sold under diff branding. I buy when I see a good discount. This particular one (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0CFQ6ZBFB/) I've bought twice apparently according to my buy history. It's 130 pieces for $30 with the current coupon. I think that's a solid price. Have fun with the kid(s)!
Getting it! Thanks
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amhemel
Feb 3, 2025
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Quote from sc2 :
All of these magnetic toys are the same - fairly good. My kids love them.With that in mind this is not a special price or anything. There's 100 varieties, and almost always at least some have price reductions or clip coupons of 35-60% off. I usually buy them when they're about 130 pieces for $35. With that said keep in mind that pieces can be of varying sizes (and counts). You probably don't want 50 pieces of the tiny ones - unless that's what you're after. If you're brand new to this - try to buy a set that has the largest number of squares (solid, or doors/windows) or the 4x4 squares - those are the most useful for kids to do stuff with. It's amazing for creativity. You'll be shocked what your kids come up with.
Adding this in case that anyone visits this post in the future:

I agree with everything you shared. I would add to the conversation that magnet safety is a big concern for many parents (me included). While there is a VERY high chance that any of the knockoffs would be fine, there is always a chance that a broken piece and a swallowed magnet can cause major issues and a hospital trip. So what is the difference-maker? Metal rivets.

In short, there are hundreds of magnetic tile brands, and a handful are, what I would consider, main competitors (Magna-tiles, Connectix, Picasso, MagFormers, PlayMags, etc). With that said, only three (Magnatiles, Connectix, and PlayMags) have metal rivets that hold the pieces together. Of course, a hammer could crack any of these brands, rivets or not, so most toddler play will be totally fine, but personally, any tiles that come into our house need to have metal rivets. Playmags is the best value of those three brands, which is why we have been using them. If there are cool unique sets that my kids are interested in, (marble run, race track, zoo animals, etc), we have no problem springing for the pricier Magna-tiles.
Im sure there are more competitors with rivets and more will enter the market, but just sharing to inform others.
Sorry for oversharing, but I dove deep into this toy a while back and those were my findings. I'll likely share this on every one of these deals I see. Wishing nothing but the safest for all your little ones!

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