Magnet Balls Rainbow Edition in Collector’s Tin

The Magnet Balls Rainbow Edition in Collector’s Tin comes in six colors of magnets that you try to put together. All in all, there are 216 pieces of rare-earth magnets with high energy. The rainbow feature is meant to give you added fun.

Product Features and Specifications:
• The puzzle comprises of 216 pieces of rare-earth magnets with high energy;
• It comes in six rainbow colors for an even more challenging quest;
• It comes with a collector’s tin so you can keep all your magnets in one place;
• This toy contains small parts that may pose a choking risk to children below three years old.

Magnet Balls Rainbow Edition in Collector’s Tin Review:

There were less than ten customers who reviewed this cool puzzle, and they gave it an average rating of 3.0 stars, with about a quarter of them giving it a perfect 5.0-star rating.

One user who gave it a perfect 5.o-star rating described it as one of the toys that he could not stop playing with. He liked that there was the option of trying to make them into a certain shape or just playing around with the magnets, but he found both options to be engaging and fun. He felt that it was a great game to play anywhere. He also felt that it was fun for kids as well as adults. Another buyer appreciated it for being a great stress reliever, and he felt that the rainbow color added to the toy’s appeal.

Of course, the users strongly cautioned about using these toys with small children around. One of them gave a visual of two of these magnets sticking together in a child’s intestines in order to stress the importance of making sure none of these were swallowed accidentally. He also warned buyers that the cubed form of the balls measured an inch each side, which meant that each magnet ball measured only 1/6-inch in diameter. In fact, one user who was disappointed with the toy had expected something a bit larger, as he had not read the size in the product description before he bought it. Another buyer was disappointed to find the tiny balls have their colors flake off after about two days’ use, and he felt it was a waste of money. At least two other users found the colors to be flaking off, too, and shared that the plain colored ones tended to last longer in the original state.

All in all, we find this to be a really fun game to play anywhere, but it seems that the rainbow color might pose the problem. If you don’t mind having the colors come off after a while, we would highly recommend this game to you. But if you would rather have a toy that keeps its color, we believe you will enjoy the gold or silver-toned magnetic balls instead.