Lelin Magnetic Numbers 30606

They are very easy for my 4yo to handle and have good magnetic stick. They seem to be well made and durable so far. The bright design is a bonus too.These were bigger than I expected - but I probably didn't read the description carefully.

My great grandchildren love these, so much so that I am thinking of getting a bigger box of them.

These are fantastic. Plenty of each numeral to make 2 and 3 digit numbers. Lots of signs too. Really pleased with pack so useful for my own child and in school as a teaching resource.

Wonderful set with magnetic numbers and math symbols. Colourful and sturdy.Each number is included more than once so you can create different number sentences.Sturdy box to pack everything.

Brilliant for some fun education. My kids love working little sums out on the fridge door and is a subtle way of getting them to use their brains.

Great little letters. Stick well, the big kid can read them easily and they withstand the chewing of the smaller one

Colourful, nice size, magnet covers the whole back. This was bought to supplement the number of lowercase letters supplied by Tildo - 58 letters in each pack which severely limit the number of words that can be made without having both packs. Both my grandchildren love them! Work well on cool radiators too!

While the shapes and patterns are very jolly, and the fact they are wooden is appreciated, the construction seems quite poor. In particular, a number of pieces arrived with bits chipped off them in the box, forming splinters. The interior cuts (so - e.g. - the triangle in an A or the circle in a P) were also very rough and splintered. Fortunately you get a lot of letters (not just 26) so we threw away the ones that didn't work, and are keeping a close eye on the existing set to make sure our toddler doesn't hurt herself on them.I mentioned the damaged pieces to the seller when they followed up with me; sadly it took them weeks to seek my feedback and unfortunately as I had thrown away the dangerous pieces by that time there was nothing they could do.