Magformers Rainbow 30 Piece Set

Received the Inspire 30 set and not the rainbow set

I have given two sets of Magformers to three year olds cousins. Both mothers have reported that the children LOVE the sets, play endlessly with them, and that these are the toys that come with them on family trips. The Magformers are expensive at just over a dollar a piece but much better value than the cheaper toys that are quickly discarded. They come in bright colours, "clack" together nicely with intelligent magnets that allow easy building for little hands, teach early geometry and allow plenty of play with many imaginative options. I wish that they were more affordable. The bigger the sets, the more the fun!

Expensive but worth,my sons enjoys the creativity it offers

This is a belated review. I purchased this item for my then 2 year old and five year old grandchildren. They loved this set, but started fighting over the pieces. We have since upgraded to a larger 144 piece set and my grandchildren have great fun building together. The 30 piece set is good for one child. If you have more than one child I would recommend a larger set. My grandchildren are now 3 and 6 and they still love the Magformers. I am amazed at the length of time they play with them, and how creative they have become. If these are for younger children, I recommend you watch some of the online videos on the different techniques of building so you can help them get started. My grandchildren have asked for more Magformers for Christmas. They have fun while learning STEM skills and creativity. The two things that I don’t like about them are the expensive price and the enclosed building booklet. The booklet shows objects that you can’t build with a 30 piece set, and the children are disappointed.

Strong and safe even though my 4years old is very rough with the handling of the tiles. It kept her occupied and her hands busy with building interesting shapes and objects.