NEIKO 53418A 36-Inch Magnetic Pickup Sweeper with Wheels, Adjustable Handle, and Floor Magnet, Heavy-Duty Magnet to Pick Up Nails, 55-Pound Capacity

Worked well. Magnet is strong. Picked up discarded roofing nails and pieces of metal. The best way to use is to pull it while you walk. Easy to put together. Nice to have available to use as needed or share with your neighbors.

We had a deck built and were worried about the left over screws. This pulled up more than we even knew we would find. Found the big and the small. It found screws from when the original deck was built. Super impressed. Obviously not the most sturdy thing I’ve ever used but stayed together and worked great.

Very easy to assemble, and works like a charm rolling around on flat ground to pickup loose metal debris. It does work in the lawn to pick up nails, however if yoi tend to cut and leave your grass higher it does have trouble maneuvering, maybe a higher wheel coukd help? Overall, it's what you'd expect, and isn't cheap feeling. It does have a nice hold capacity with the width and the magnetic strength is strong.

I recently wrapped up a major project and this magnetic nail sweeper was an absolute lifesaver! After finishing up a construction job, I needed a fast and reliable way to clear the worksite of metal debris, especially nails and screws. This tool worked like a charm! The magnet is powerful, easily picking up even the smallest pieces of metal in a single pass. I didn’t have to worry about missing nails, which could’ve caused damage or injury.The handle is adjustable, which made it comfortable to use for long periods, and it’s lightweight, so I could maneuver it easily around tight spaces. Cleanup was incredibly simple too—just release the magnet and the debris falls right into the trash. What would have taken hours of manual sweeping only took minutes with this tool.If you’re in construction or just want to keep your garage or yard safe after a DIY project, this magnetic nail sweeper is a must-have. Highly recommend!

Works great. Picks up even the smallest slivers of metal. It is heavy and cantankerous to pick up for releasing metals into a bin. No handle other than pulling handle and release handle. Works great though.

This thing is awesome. Picked up many nails from random places around the yard and drive. I was not expecting it to be as good as it is. Magnet is super powerful too.

This is good to have on hand when working on antique record players

If you get your home or garage roof replaced you need a magnetic sweeper. Contractors do not have the time to look for nails, etc. - they are running to the next job. Tire repair whether car, truck, lawn tractor, ATV, etc., is not cheap ($30 on average) and several nails will completely ruin a tire. I have not had any issues with the bolt that secures the handle as others have claimed, but that's easily remedied by drilling a hole through the handle and inserting a bolt. The magnet is strong enough to pick up roofing nails, roofing staples, and small fasteners as long as they are steel - magnets cannot pick up aluminum. I have found that the sweeper does a better and easier job by pulling instead of pushing. Just walk causally and do not force the magnet over clumps of grass. When the magnet picks up a nail you'll hear a distinctive "clink" on the housing. I stop and take the nails off of the magnet because thick or tall grass could dislodge the nails from the magnet. I do agree with others that the magnet release handle is very clunky and you could release items picked up by accident if you aren't careful. I secured the release handle so it doesn't move (I'll remove nails, etc., from magnet by hand). What I do not like is the fact that the sweeper did not come with washers for the wheels - you secure the wheels with a single nut and have to adjust the tightness. The only other issue is I wish the magnet had a height adjustment instead of relying on wheel height. The writeup states the sweeper has adjustable clearance space ranging from 3/4 to 1-1/2 inches - IT DOES NOT. I have found that the sweeper does a good job on short grass, on level gravel, and on concrete (it excels on concrete floors) but it has difficulty in tall grass or gravel driveways with dips and bumps. All in all it will work for you once you get used to it's short comings - and it's better than paying for tire repair. I have used several magnetic sweepers and none are perfect. You'll have to run this sweeper over the area several times to pick up everything. I give this sweeper three stars because it is average in quality and reliability.