TOSYMagnet Cube 2x2 - 8 Blocks, 4th of July STEM Toy, 2 in 1: Puzzle Cube and Customizable Infinity Cube, Glowing, UV Flashlight, Fidget/Sensory, Magnet Tiles, Birthday Gift for Kids/Teens/Adults

I love these - my kids love these- I keep them in my bag for idle moments I’ll play with them - my kids play with them . They look cool and snap together well magnets are just the right amount of magnet . The light aspect of it is a fun touch . I accidentally washed them in my laundry once (wouldn’t recommend doing this at all ) and they didn’t break.

It is a bit pricey for the cubes but even with the price it's very good and I'm planning on buying me some more later on!! These are better to be honest with you then the miniature pixel blocks!! A lot better!!!!! But I say that they should be at least $50 instead of 76.. just a suggestion and a thought but other than that.. keep up the good work about these Rubik's blocks is what I would call them it looks like a Rubik's cube that hoooks on a magnet!! I like the fidget spinners that go with it too I like that.

Awesome toy! Only complaint is the colored stickers on the blocks start to peel off after not much use.

Pretty neat toy. I got the medium one and my son wants the bigger one now to go with it to build more so I will get it for him. Not understanding why so many people are saying very misleading, unless they didn't bother clicking on all of the images before buying? I got precisely what I thought I would, going by all of the images for listing. Someone also believed they were shorted some blocks? Perhaps they saw "30pc set" and expected 30 blocks, without taking into count the 2x black fidget spinner or the little light thing?

Literally 6 cubes for $12...not sure it's worth it despite the cool glow in the dark feature. It says 64 rare earth magnets and misleads you into thinking you are getting 64 cubes but you only get 6. They are tiny. However, kinda cool to play with. But a small fortune if you want to get enough to build with.

My grandson just loves these magnets. So of course I bought him a bigger set. The price is expensive for what you get, so I wait till they are on sale. He is 6 years old and loves to build things.

Saw these pop up on a sale right before a child's birthday, and got them as I thought my kid would really enjoy a fidget item like this. The magnets themselves are solid and it's a fun toy to play with. If you want a pocket-size fidget or an infinity cube that's more modular without the edges being connected, this could be a great fit for you.Obviously it's on me for not checking the product more thoroughly before making an impulse purchase, but I thought this was going to be a larger set of small magnet cubes, and was surprised when we opened the whole box to find 8 inside.They're still a decent set of cubes, but on sale, it still works out to about $1.50/cube, and it is absolutely not worth that much, let alone the close to $2/cube at full price. We have a full set of child building magnets that work out to about $0.50/magnet at full price without shopping discounts or holiday sales that pop up frequently. Fun idea, but I'd have to shell out double or triple the amount of our full magnet set to get enough of these little cubes to build anything more than a line, cube, or simple pyramid.

My grandson loved them he was sooo excited he said Gigi did the best job