1000 Pack Small Magnets, 3x1mm Refrigerator Magnet Rare Earth Magnets Neodymium Magnet for Crafts, Whiteboard, Kitchen Cabinet

These magnets are the perfect size for crafts. I use them in my crochet patterns. They are strong, sturdy, and well worth the price.

First Impressions & PackagingOpening the package, I was impressed by the sheer quantity—400 magnets is a lot, even at a modest 6x2mm size. The magnets arrived in neat, well-organized stacks. Each column was shrink-wrapped to keep them protected and prevent them from snapping together too forcefully during transit.Build Quality & StrengthSize & Shape: These neodymium magnets are tiny, but that also makes them incredibly versatile. The 6x2mm dimensions are perfect for discreet applications, from small crafts to minimalist whiteboard setups.Magnetic Force: Don’t be fooled by their small stature; they’re impressively strong. A single magnet can hold multiple sheets of paper on my fridge. When stacked, their holding power increases significantly, easily securing heavier items like lightweight kitchen utensils.Consistency: All 400 pieces were uniform in thickness and diameter, meaning no surprises when I used them for precision projects.Versatility & UsesFridge & Whiteboard: Perfect for hanging grocery lists, photos, or quick notes without adding bulk.Crafts & DIY: Their slim profile makes them ideal for embedding into homemade refrigerator magnets or attaching to small decorative pieces.Kitchen & Cabinets: I’ve used a couple to hold measuring spoons inside cabinet doors—works like a charm.Office Organization: Great for pinning up memos on magnetic boards or even corralling paper clips and other small metal items on the side of a filing cabinet.Handling TipsCareful Separation: To avoid chipping or pinching, slide one magnet off the stack rather than trying to pull it straight up.Storage & Safety: Keep these away from children and pets; they’re small enough to be a choking hazard and potentially dangerous if swallowed.Gentle Placement: Neodymium magnets are brittle. If they snap together hard, they can chip or crack.ProsStrong Hold for such a small footprint.Large Quantity – 400 magnets ensure you won’t run out anytime soon.Multipurpose – Suitable for a variety of applications, from crafts to home/office organization.Uniform Quality – No noticeable defects or size inconsistencies.ConsFragile – Like most neodymium magnets, they can chip or break if handled roughly.Tiny Size – Fantastic for some projects, but easy to misplace or lose if you’re not careful.Final ThoughtsThese 6x2mm Rare Earth Neodymium magnets are a powerhouse in a petite package. Whether you’re looking to elevate your crafting projects or just need a reliable way to stick notes and photos to a fridge or whiteboard, this 400-pack has you covered. The hold is surprisingly strong, and the bulk quantity means you can tackle plenty of projects without worrying about running out.Highly recommended for anyone needing a versatile set of strong, discreet magnets—and who’s ready to handle them with care!

I’ve ordered these 6 x 2 mm magnets three times now for my 3D printing projects, and they’ve been perfect every time. The magnets are compact but powerful, offering a strong hold that works wonderfully for securing components in my prints. I’ve used them for various projects, and they’ve never failed to deliver. Their consistent quality and size make them easy to work with, ensuring a smooth assembly process without any issues. These magnets are reliable and versatile. For their price and performance, they are an excellent value, and I will definitely continue to use them for future projects. I highly recommend them to anyone needing strong, small magnets for 3D printing or other DIY tasks.

I bought these magnets because a lot of the reviews have said the magnets are strong. So either the magnets I received are defective or maybe my expectations were too high.The magnets arrived stacked together, and yes they do feel very strong when they were stacked together like that. I struggled a bit to slide and separate them. But an individual magnet by itself was weak.I purchased the 10mm x 1mm magnets. I tested 1magnet (by itself, not glued to anything) and it was enough to hold 1 sheet of paper (8.5"x11") to the fridge but felt flimsy. When I moved or re-adjusted the paper, the magnet fell off the fridge leaving me searching the ground for the lost magnet. I had to be really careful when re-adjusting. And when I tried 1 magnet on 2 sheets of paper, the papers and magnet slid all the way down the fridge.Anyway, I bought these magnets for acrylic charms/keychains that I've collected at conventions. Instead of leaving the acrylic charms collecting dust in a drawer, I decided to convert them into refrigerator magnets. Gluing 3 magnets onto a 2.5 inch acrylic charm was enough to prevent 1 sheet of paper from sliding. I glued 4-5 magnets just to be safe. I guess I should have bought bigger thicker magnets for my project. Although to be fair, for reference I looked to souvenir magnets (that I've gotten at gift shops) which uses 6mm magnets and are very strong. I also have 6mm ceramic magnets that are very strong too but prone to leaving behind residue and dust. Hence I thought these 10mm magnets would suffice for my project.

These shouldn't be billed as refrigerator magnets, as these tiny magnets are not safe to have around loose if there are any children ever around. These are really for being installed in a project where they cannot come out. Otherwise, they are super strong little magnets, perfect if the size matches your need.

These tiny 4mm magnets work good for their size. Not super strong but they are tiny. I’ve stronger tiny magnets but not 4mm size. I have two of these magnets inside my Victorinox CyberTool bit holder to hold the non-Victorinox bits.

I ordered the 5x2mm magnets- first thing I noticed was that these magnets are smaller than the 5x2mm advertised, as they are only 1.75mm thick.They are also significantly weaker than other neodymium magnets that I’ve used- after some research, I learned that neodymium magnets come in range of quality- N52 being the strongest, and N35 being the weakest. I would guess that these are the latter.On the plus side, the price was fantastic- so buyer beware- you’re going to get what you pay for- cheap magnets.I’ll still find uses for them- but next time I order magnets- I will make sure to get the N52 (highest quality) neodymium magnets that I’m accustomed to using.

Great packaging makes them easy to store but also easy to access. They aren't weak but also aren't *too* strong. I have used a couple as magnetic fasteners when 3d printing and I'm very happy with them.