Playmags Magnetic Tiles - 50 pcs

Playmags 50 Piece Magnetic Tiles Set:The 50 piece Playmags accessory set includes new constructive pieces like cars and gates to stretch your child's imagination even further than the original magnetic tile set. Add magnetic squares to the sides of the wheel base and form cars, trucks, buses, trains and anything that can ride!The Playmags building blocks are unique. The magnets attract on all sides and even when flipped around. Children will effortlessly learn through creative play about geometric shapes, symmetry, architecture and basic math concepts such as counting, addition and subtraction through manipulation of the colorful pieces.Educational Fun:Playmags shapes and patterns provide great motor skills. Encourages imaginative and creative play, and enhances math, geometry, and science skills.What's in the box:1 x Connecting Car2 x Large Square (6" x 6")19 x Small Square (3" x 3")6 x Window (3" x 3")8 x Small Triangle (3" x 3")6 x Medium Triangle (3" x 4")>4 x Tall Triangle (3" x 5.5")4 x Rectangle (3" x 1.5")6 x ABC Clickins. Review: Better than Magna-Tiles and Shape Mags! - Let me first say I am not getting compensated in any way for this review. I am writing this because I had such a hard time deciding what to by because of all the mixed reviews for the various brands. I hope this will help some parents with their decision. I currently have 4 different sets of magnet tile toys: - 32 piece set Shape Mags (Purchased Dec 2016) - 2 Shape Mags 12X12 stabilizers .(Purchased March 2017) - 100 + 18 piece set Playmags .(Purchased March 2017) - 8 piece polygons Magna-Tiles .(Purchased March 2017) Our first set was the 32 piece Shape Mags. I put it on the kids' (ages 4 and 2) Christmas wish list. They loved it! Even after 3 months, they still loved playing with it, when most other Christmas presents were forgotten. The only problem was the 32 piece set is too small for 2 kids to share. After lots of research, I decided to buy the other 3 sets at the same time. Playmags had mixed reviews so I opened the set and examined the pieces before showing them to the kids. They were great! The plastic is sturdy and the magnets are strong. Maybe they fixed the problems that got them the negative reviews. Price Playmags 100 piece set + 18 click-ins (not magnetic) sells for $69.99 Shape Mags 120 piece set, including 16 fences and 2 people figures sells for $69.99 Magna-Tiles 100 piece set sells for $119.99 Magnet Strength Playmags, wins, hands down. One of the reviews said the magnets are too strong and caused pinching. Even my 2-year-old didn't have any problems with that. Magna-Tiles and Shape Mags have similar magnet strengths. Both are fine for building tall structures. Playmags just hold together better. Color Playmags and Shape Mags have the same vibrant colors. Magna-Tiles colors are a bit muted. I prefer the more vibrant colors, but it's just my opinion. Compatibility The sets mix and fit together perfectly. Conclusion 1st place: Playmags The price is comparable to Shape Mags. The magnets are stronger, which makes for sturdier structures. I prefer the more vibrant colors. 2nd place: Shape Mags The magnets are not as strong, but still strong enough to make whatever your child imagines. The stabilizers are a great addition. I highly recommend them to complete any set. If you really want the originals and you're willing to pay the extra $50 for a set of 100 pieces, then by all means, buy the Magna-Tiles. Other than that, I see no reason to pay more. Shape Mags are of the same quality and magnet strength. Playmags' magnets are significantly stronger. I plan to keep all 4 sets. If I buy another set for a gift, I would buy Playmags. Review: Magnetic tiles - These magnetic tiles are great for kids. They help with motor skills and kids creativity. Just awesome.