The pieces are sturdy and able to be built at least 5 pieces tall on edge. The magnets are housed in such a way that you don’t have to figure out which way to point a piece for it to stick. “All the panels are exactly the right size to fit together. “This magnet set is brilliant,” wrote Amazon reviewer Whitney Hansen. And the 100-piece PicassoTiles set is currently on sale for 20%, making a $47.99 set now $38.39 pre-tax. And a bonus of these magnetic tiles is that they easier to clean up compared to Legos or wooden blocks since they stick together as you stack and put them away.Ĭlearly, I’m not the only one who’s a fan of PicassoTiles since the 100-piece set has more than 28,700 ratings on Amazon, with an average rating of 4.9 out of 5 stars.
You can buy extra sets and add-on accessories to expand your building capabilities. They’re colorful, fun and easy to use for building. Our PicassoTiles are still in regular rotation with both of my children. When I was researching magnetic tiles for our toddler a few years ago, I came across reviews that said the less expensive PicassoTiles were just as good as the popular Magna-Tiles brand.Īnd after several years of use, I agree with that review. Whatever it is, kids seem to love them, including mine. Maybe it’s the way they snap together like magic or balance in all sorts of shapes. But there’s something extra fun about magnetic building tiles. There are many cool building kits and sets out there for kids. However, Don't Waste Your Money may receive a small commission from the purchase of any products or services through an affiliate link to the retailer's website.
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