Good quality tiles. Fits the size of the rest of my tiles & works interchangably. One star off only for the price of the tiles and the small amount that you get in one set

This is a nice, small set. The magnets work well and they are good quality. I wish the set had more pieces, but overall it’s a great set.

The CreateOn Crayola Magnetic Tiles are a fantastic addition to any child's toy collection. This 14-piece pastel set is perfect for sparking creativity and learning in kids aged 3 and up. The vibrant colors and easy-to-handle tiles make it a joy for little hands to build and explore. Whether it's creating castles or rockets, the possibilities are endless. The high-quality craftsmanship is evident in the durability of the tiles, ensuring they withstand enthusiastic play. These magnetic tiles seamlessly blend fun and education, helping children learn about colors, shapes, and basic STEM concepts while they play. It's a wonderful way to encourage creativity and problem-solving skills in a fun, interactive manner. Value for money is another highlight of this set. The versatility of mixing and matching with other sets adds to its appeal, making it a worthwhile investment for long-term play. Highly recommend for parents looking to combine fun with learning for their kids!

These are so cute! I love the different colors! This little set is perfect to get started - a few squares and triangles. An open-ended toy, great gift and great to get your magnetic tile collection started at a fraction of the cost compared to the main name brand BUT from a trusted brand!

Of all the magnetic tiles sets we have accumulated, this is one of the few sets that had a unique color variation. The pastel colors are really cool, and different from the hundreds of other tiles that we have. The quality of the set is up there with the better tiles we've tried. The set is very basic, but it's a nice compliment to your existing collection, and gives you a larger variety of colors to play with!

My son (age 5) loves TV, so I'm always looking for things that he can do with his hands instead. He has Legos, which he sporadically cares about. He has a big kitchen set we got him for Christmas in 2022 and he's hardly touched since. You get the idea: at the end of the day, he just wants to go back to the TV. Up until we got him a few of these magnet sets, that is. The little guy is a regular Frank Lloyd Wright now, building houses and castles and towers and whatever else. Obviously you would need more than just one set of these in order to build anything really interesting, as fourteen magnets is not a lot, but he loves the colors, and this set integrates perfectly with a few other magnet sets he's already had. This makes a great birthday or Christmas gift, and I hope the kid you buy it for enjoys it as much as mine has!

If you or your child has played with magnetic tiles, you know what to expect. If you haven't, they are flat, geometric, plastic tiles with magnets positioned on the sides for easy building. Something I like about them over regular blocks, is that while they are great for building up into houses or castles, you can also leave them flat and use them like tanagrams, making pictures out of the pieces reminiscent of stained glass windows. I combined this set of 14 pastel tiles with the Crayola Glitter pack of 14. As these are both considered expansion sets, I felt a few more then 14 would make for better builds. The two sets work very well together and make for nice playtime fun. The magnets hold their bond very well, and my castles have all been quite sturdy. Very happy with my selection.

The pastel colors are a little brighter than pictured but still really cute. They’re a little hard for my 1 1/2 year old to play with because the magnets are strong but she likes sliding them around the refrigerator.

I was excited to see that crayola put out their own version of magnetic tiles, but I was pretty disappointed with the overall quality of these. The magnet strength is not that strong and the tile itself is made of cheaper feeling plastic. We've used Picasso Tiles and Connectix before, and these sadly don't compare. Trying to build the same type of building structure, it collapses much easier and doesn't bond as strongly.

Nice little starter set or addition pieces for your kid’s collection of magnet tiles. Would be great as a small gift or stocking stuffer.