Magnetic Tiles Rolling Balls Building Blocks

My children loved it
But few tiles dont attach due same poles repel phenomenon, so what can be done for that?

We tried to make a track with two turns and get the ball to the end. Took a few attempts and some help from me, but they were very happy when it worked.

What I like is that they don't have to build the exact same thing each time. My kid starts with one idea and it usually turns into something else.

My daughter's friend came over and they spent most of the playdate building a track together. They kept changing the rules and testing each other's ideas.

Sometimes the ball makes it halfway and then rolls off somewhere else. My son laughs, retrieves it and tries again. We have had some very creative solutions.

Superb quality and price was also quite reasonable

We left the pieces out on the mat and everyone kept adding to the build throughout the morning. It got bigger and bigger until we ran out of space.

We've had it a few weeks and they are still trying new tracks. Some designs are a bit wobbly but they learn what needs changing.

I like that it needs them to build and try things instead of just pressing a button. My child can sit with it for quite a while when they're in the mood.

One child did the base and the other worked out where the ball should go. They had to talk it through which was actually nice to watch.

Whenever someone visits she wants to show them the track she made. It doesn't always work perfectly but she's proud of it and that's lovely to see.

I thought they would make one thing and leave it, but they keep taking it apart and building something new. The rolling balls add a nice extra challenge.

We started making separate tracks to see whose ball reached the end first. It turned into a family competition and the kids were very pleased when they beat us.

The basic idea is simple enough for my child to get started and then they can make the builds harder as they go. We are still finding new combinations.

My 6yo will say the track is finished, roll the ball, see it fall out and then start changing everything. He loves it. I like that he doesn't give up straight away.

Rain outside, no plans, kids getting bored. We brought this out and they spent ages building tracks. It wasn't quiet exactly but at least they were happily occupied.

My son likes figuring things out and this gives him plenty to try. Sometimes he asks for help but a lot of the time he just keeps moving the pieces around.

The tiles are colourful and useful for building but the ball part makes it more exciting for my 4 year old. She loves sending it down and watching where it ends up.

I thought I'd help for five minutes and leave them to it. Nope, I was there trying to make a track that actually worked too. Very satisfying when it finally does.

The game is awesome it provide freedom for my kids to create whatever their imagination dreams up my kid enjoy playing the material is also good keep up the good work

At first my child copied the picture and then got bored of that and started making completely different tracks. I like that there isn't only one finished result.

I wanted something we could do together after school. She usually starts by herself and then calls me over to see the ball run she has made.

He keeps asking what will happen if we make this part higher or turn that piece around. We don't always get it right first time which is half the fun.

This has become one of the things my kid asks for when friends come over. They build something, test it, then immediately want to make it bigger.

Usually they want separate toys but they worked on one big track together. There was some arguing over who got to put the next tile, obviously, but it was fun.

We have made towers, little tunnels and a few designs that honestly made no sense but the kids loved them. Nice to see them come up with their own ideas.

My son gets very determined when the ball doesn't go where he wants 😂 He changes one piece at a time and tests it again. That's probably my favourite part.

Gifted this to a friend's child and they opened it right away. The kids started building on the floor while the adults were still having tea.

Bought it for my nephew but ended up playing with him for ages. Trying to get the ball all the way through without it falling out became a whole challenge.

She is 6 and likes to make different paths for the balls. Some work and some don't, but she actually enjoys fixing them herself.

We opened this on a rainy Sunday and both kids got involved. It got a bit chaotic but they were busy building instead of asking for the TV, so win for me.

Tiles are nice but honestly the rolling balls are what got my son interested. He keeps changing the track and trying again when it gets stuck.

My 5 year old wanted to build a tower first and then asked if we could make the balls go through it. We spent a good while trying different ways.