MIKEDE Strong Rare Earth Neodymium Magnets, Heavy Duty Bar Magnets with Double-Sided Adhesive, Powerful Pull Force, Perfect for Fridge, Garage, Kitchen, Science, Craft, Office, DIY 60x10x3mm 10pack

Bought the n35 to attach a calendar to my fridge. Two of these are way more than strong enough. These are so strong that they take some effort to separate. I don’t think I will buy a magnet again without knowing the n-rating.

I was looking for strong magnets to use on a belt clip for my dad to hold tools and items while he is working. These are really strong magnets - so much so that other magnets are frustratingly weak compared to these.

Arrrived in good condition. Only one magnet was very slightly chipped at one end. Although as I haven't separated out all of them yet, I can only go by what I can see and the ones I've used. I was very careful to slide them off as instructed and did not have any trouble with them. I used glued mine to the plastic valance on my faux wood blinds and the magnets stick nicely to the metal header for my levolor blinds. much better than the plastic clips that kept falling off. I only needed to use 3 magnets for a 6' length so I have lots left over. Very happy with my purchase. I used Gorilla glue to stick them on as I don't think that the adhesive strips would hold for years as I need (blinds are in a rental unit).

I can't attest to the adhesive strips as I've yet to used them. I have used the magnets quite a bit, though. So far, so good! They're every bit as strong & durable as any other decent quality neodymium magnets that I've used but for a better price. I have no complaints & would recommend them to anyone looking for smaller, strong, neodymium magnets. They're approximately 2¼" (L) × 1cm (W) so, if you're trying to make something such as a kitchen knife storage strip you'll want to get the larger package & you'll have to used several magnets. If you want to hold something heftier than a few knives you're probably going to need the entirety of the large pack. I was looking for something that could securely hold metal bowls in place on a metal tray for a pet feeding station. I have a cat that's about 2x as messy as a Saint Bernard! Pre-made feeding stations weren't working to my satisfaction. I decided that I could make a better one than that which I'd be able to buy. I ordered the magnets, fixed them to the bottom of the bowls & snapped them onto the tray. The magnets are more than enough to ensure that the bowls stay in place while my messy cat tries to eat straight THROUGH the food dishes. Lol. It also makes cleaning up the tray & secured bowls easy to clean... Unlike pre-made feeding stations. The magnets stay put while still being simple enough to remove when necessary. ⚠️FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS⚠️ For those unfamiliar with neodymium magnets &/or magnets strength beyond that of the average refrigerator magnets - these (neodymium) magnets should be removed/separated by SLIDING them apart & NOT PULLING apart. If you attempt to pull the magnets apart from each other (particularly) or even magnetic metals you could quite easily break the magnets & more importantly, injure yourself. They're very strong & it doesn't take much... just a slight slip in your grip & you'll be in for one hell of a blood bluster, at minimum. So, REMEMBER... you need to SLIDE them apart. Do NOT PULL.

These magnets are very strong and if you set them next to each other or near metal they will fly into it and possibly shatter. The broken pieces can be very sharp and may cut you. They come with adhesive pads for sticking them to non magnetic items. I bought them to test something I was told. Placing magnets along the bottom of a motorcycle will aid in changing traffic lights triggered by sensors in the pavement. Since I installed them I have not encountered a light that held me up. Incidentally, there are traffic laws for motorcyclists that allow you to proceed through a red light under certain circumstances. “Dead Red Laws” Check your local laws to verify specifically how it is permitted, usually it requires a rider to wait for each direction of traffic to pass through the intersection where it is obvious your lane has been skipped. These laws also allow you to run through when no traffic is present around the intersection and the light does not change. You must however obey the signal and make a complete stop and signal appropriately before proceeding. Moving through an intersection must always be done with safety in mind. Wait for moving vehicles and pedestrians to clear the intersection so you can pass safely.

These magnets work really well for various craft projects. They are strong enough to hold small items in place and are easy to incorporate into different DIY ideas. However, they are smaller than I expected, and they can break quite easily if not handled with care. Because of their size and fragility, they might not be ideal for projects that require a larger surface area or a stronger, more durable hold. Overall, they’re useful, but be mindful of their limitations.

Very strong magnets. They hold very well. Hard to pull off a metal surface once placed. When I received and unboxed them, I placed the package on a cheaper desk, 1" top, and the magnet package grabbed ahold of the metal bar under the desktop. Strong!

Work great, the photo is misleading on actual size, very small

Lightweight, compact, and impressively strong for their size, but also relatively fragile. As advised by many other reviewers, these are highly susceptible to cracking or chipping. However, this is not unusual for magnets of this type. I can see how some people have experienced them snapping altogether. As they're not very thick or dense, they need to be handled carefully. SLIDE them apart from each other. Don't pull them off directly, especially not by the ends. Be just as cautious when adjusting them on whatever surface they've been placed. I've managed to keep all of them intact despite some minor chipping on the corners and edges of a few of them. But in my case, the breakage of tiny pieces is due primarily to their application and repeated adjustments before finalizing their placements. I've used them to supplement the resistance inside an old elliptical trainer for which I can no longer find a replacement console. As I can no longer control the resistance electronically, to compensate, I've stacked these bars along the inside of the existing break assembly, and with some experimentation, I've been able to to get about 70-80% of the maximum resistance I'd normally get without taking apart any of the mechanism, cutting cables, or forcing any contact with the main flywheel. And that's just with ONE set of these magnets. I could potentially go over 100% of the original maximum by adding a second set. In essence, I've prolonged the lifespan of my machine and saved myself hundreds of dollars. I no longer have real-time control or dynamic programming, but I'm okay with the semi-permanent, medium-difficulty setting. Anything else, I can track on my smart watch.

Strong magnets works well. They are a little smaller and thinner than expected so check the dimensions if its a concern. Hopefully they last long being a bit thin.

Nice ....good workmanship ..

Strong for size. Only con is they are fragile so don't play around letting the magnets freely pull one another cause the magnets will break appart...in half.

Super