Magnet Balls Pro Edition – 343pc 5mm Rare Earth Magnets in Collector’s Tin
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Product Features
- The Magnet Balls Set for the Serious Fan – this 7x7x7 cube has 343 Magnet Balls for more combinations – More Shapes – and way more fun!
- Create and recreate an outrageous number of shapes and patterns
- These are the original Magnet Balls Brand of Earth Magnets – Don’t be fooled by substitutes
- Fully Compatible with all your Favorite Magnet Ball Sets
- Each Magnetballs comes with a Free Collector’s Tin to hold your magnetballs
Product Description
One Puzzle, Billions of Solutions — Magnet Balls continuously create new patterns and shapes with these cool cubes, composed of multiple individual high-energy rare-earth magnets. With no set right answer, this puzzle has nearly infinite options in construction. You can completely disassemble and reassemble your magnet balls or simply manipulate it with your hands – you completely control the outcome of the multi-dimensional form. Each magnetic sphere is essentially a point, several spheres can
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11 of 13 people found the following review helpful:
 One of those can’t-stop-playing toys, By
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This review is from: Magnet Balls Pro Edition – 343pc 5mm Rare Earth Magnets in Collector’s Tin (Toy)
This is just a modified review I posted to a very similar product but I hope it is helpful here too! There are a couple ways to approach these. You can either try to make them into a specific shape, whether geometric or an animal or whatever, or you can just play with the physics. No matter which you start with you will probably find them less cooperative than you expect and you’ll likely end up doing some of both. These are great for anywhere from an office to a dorm room. Be VERY careful about small children though because of the dangers of swallowing. Imagining 1 ball may not seem so bad, but think about how very long intestines are folded over themselves many times and imagine 2 balls sticking together through intestinal walls that are NOT strong enough for it. Yes it’s very bad! So if you have these out around children make sure they are under close supervision. That said, for all other ages they are a blast. You sit down to play with them for a minute and next thing you know the sun is going down It is also interesting for kids (and adults) who are not very familiar with magnets to see what they do and do not stick to, watch them roll down a fridge, etc. This particular item includes 343 balls in a cube that is 1.5 inches per side. That means each 5mm ball is roughly 1/5th of an inch if you’re not familiar with how big 5mm is, so be aware that these are very, very small. Please leave a comment with any questions or click Yes if helpful!
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
Fun little magnets to play with, By
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This review is from: Magnet Balls Pro Edition – 343pc 5mm Rare Earth Magnets in Collector’s Tin (Toy)
I’d been wanting some of these for a while, so when they came up on the Gold Box deal I grabbed them. They’re very interesting and fun to play with. They tend to want to form up into a chain, which is weird, and they appear to be pretty stable in a hexagon pattern. Regardless of the shapes you make, it’s pretty crazy and fascinating to build with them. I can see where you’d actually probably want a couple of sets of these so you could make something bigger. I am entirely unable to get these back into the cube form. I’ve watched the YouTube videos on how it works but I must be missing something. I store mine in a nice stacked hexagon sort of shape. These are such a choking hazard I can’t believe I’d even bother saying it, but in case you were looking at getting these for a kid, don’t. Finally, I’m having a difficult time figuring out where to store these. They’re very powerful magnets and my house is full of electronic equipment. Right now they’re sitting on my mantle because there’s nothing electronic up there. By the couch? No, if I set my wallet down, my credit cards get erased. In a closet? No, if I put my iPod or something in there, it’s done for. I might end up sticking them on the fridge to double as magnets to hold my coupons up or something. Anyway, something to consider if you’re looking at these – where you’ll store ‘em. Otherwise they’re tons of fun. Get some.
4 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
a teacher’s point of view, By
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This review is from: Magnet Balls Pro Edition – 343pc 5mm Rare Earth Magnets in Collector’s Tin (Toy)
Whether termed Neocube or Bucky Balls, these tiny magnets have the ability to capture a child or an adults imagination. |
One of those can’t-stop-playing toys,
This is just a modified review I posted to a very similar product but I hope it is helpful here too!
There are a couple ways to approach these. You can either try to make them into a specific shape, whether geometric or an animal or whatever, or you can just play with the physics. No matter which you start with you will probably find them less cooperative than you expect and you’ll likely end up doing some of both.
These are great for anywhere from an office to a dorm room. Be VERY careful about small children though because of the dangers of swallowing. Imagining 1 ball may not seem so bad, but think about how very long intestines are folded over themselves many times and imagine 2 balls sticking together through intestinal walls that are NOT strong enough for it. Yes it’s very bad! So if you have these out around children make sure they are under close supervision.
That said, for all other ages they are a blast. You sit down to play with them for a minute and next thing you know the sun is going down
It is also interesting for kids (and adults) who are not very familiar with magnets to see what they do and do not stick to, watch them roll down a fridge, etc.
This particular item includes 343 balls in a cube that is 1.5 inches per side. That means each 5mm ball is roughly 1/5th of an inch if you’re not familiar with how big 5mm is, so be aware that these are very, very small.
Please leave a comment with any questions or click Yes if helpful!
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|Fun little magnets to play with,
I’d been wanting some of these for a while, so when they came up on the Gold Box deal I grabbed them.
They’re very interesting and fun to play with. They tend to want to form up into a chain, which is weird, and they appear to be pretty stable in a hexagon pattern. Regardless of the shapes you make, it’s pretty crazy and fascinating to build with them. I can see where you’d actually probably want a couple of sets of these so you could make something bigger.
I am entirely unable to get these back into the cube form. I’ve watched the YouTube videos on how it works but I must be missing something. I store mine in a nice stacked hexagon sort of shape.
These are such a choking hazard I can’t believe I’d even bother saying it, but in case you were looking at getting these for a kid, don’t.
Finally, I’m having a difficult time figuring out where to store these. They’re very powerful magnets and my house is full of electronic equipment. Right now they’re sitting on my mantle because there’s nothing electronic up there. By the couch? No, if I set my wallet down, my credit cards get erased. In a closet? No, if I put my iPod or something in there, it’s done for. I might end up sticking them on the fridge to double as magnets to hold my coupons up or something. Anyway, something to consider if you’re looking at these – where you’ll store ‘em.
Otherwise they’re tons of fun. Get some.
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|a teacher’s point of view,
Whether termed Neocube or Bucky Balls, these tiny magnets have the ability to capture a child or an adults imagination.
I come from a family of teachers, and my brother recently received his teaching degree. Because he is a math teacher-especially geometry-I gave him an order of these magnetic balls as a graduation gift. This was something I believed any teacher would be happy to have on their desk. My brother had only one complaint… I did not give him enough! Apparently, he used them so often in his daily lessons that a mere 200 would not serve his purpose.
I gave some to my sister-who teachers 3rd grade-and was suddenly forgiven for the three prior birthdays of hers that I forgot a card.
My parents-tough, Midwestern dairy farmers-have often been critical of any purchase I make because they seem to believe that wasting a dollar is worse than missing Sunday service. I accidentally left some of these balls at their home to never see them again! Apparently, besides the fact that they allow the user to make many fun geometric shapes, offer the user fun for hours of educational play time, and become exciting bracelets, rings, and necklaces, these little guys are the BEST refrigerator magnet known to man!
Personally, I enjoy them because they activate the kinesthetic part of a person’s brain while they unwittingly learning about science.
Overall, this is a great gift for anyone you know or yourself, and if you happen to be the first person to introduce them to your circle of people, you will be loved and thanked by many!
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