320Pcs Small Neodymium Magnets, 6x2mm Small Rare Earth Magnet Mini Magnets for Whiteboard, Office, School

High Quality Strong Magnets – Each Piece Was Flawless – Bargain Price - tiny disk 6mm X 2mm I am reviewing the small disk 6mm diameter X 2mm thick Neodymium magnets. Each piece was flawless so the manufacturer can be rightfully proud of the superior quality manufacturing and high Quality Control Standards. These Neodymium magnets are strong enough to function perfectly when used to control Hall Effect Sensors semiconductors. These 6mm X 2mm disks are tiny and difficult to manipulate by fingers, so they are not useful for “refrigerator magnets” nor should small children be allowed to play with them.

I bought these for sticking spice jars to my fridge and they work pretty well for that. I needed a couple at a time to get the jars to stick, but that’s not because the magnets are weak, it’s because the jars are glass. They’re small and smooth, but be careful because they break easily. I haven’t had any break inside my jars, but when they’re just stuck to the fridge, sometimes they’ll chip. They hold a decent amount for their size, too. I mentioned that I need a couple for glass jars, but a full jar of garlic is pretty heavy for a magnet. The neodymium bois are pretty skookum. Especially for their size.

These little magnets are both powerful and small. I attach them to small bead art creations and they can be displayed on refrigerators, or anything magnetic. Happy with the purchase.

I like these magnets for use with my 3d printers. They work well, just a tad bit weaker than others I’ve used but for my use case they are perfect. I just pop them in with some CA glue and the hold pieces of prints like helmets and other prints together well.

I’m using these magnets mainly for 3D-printed parts and small fidget toys. They fit cleanly into printed recesses and are great for anything that needs a satisfying snap or a magnetic connection. Performance & Strength: For their size, these are extremely strong. They lock into 3D-printed magnet pockets securely, and the pull force is more than enough for fidget mechanisms, lids, closures, and modular print designs. They also pair well when embedded into two printed pieces — the alignment is precise and the snap feels great. Build Quality: The coating is smooth and even, with no chips or flakes. That’s important when pressing them into tight print cavities. None of the magnets have cracked or degraded, even after repeated fidget use. Things to Keep in Mind: They are small, so you want to handle them carefully and avoid letting them collide with each other or hard surfaces. Also, be sure your magnet pockets are sized accurately — these are strong enough to pull out of loose cavities. Final Thoughts: For 3D printing and fidget builds, these are perfect. Strong, consistent, and great quality for the price. If you need small magnets that snap tightly into printed parts, these work extremely well.

First Impressions & Packaging When I first opened the box, I was pleasantly surprised by how neatly these 200 tiny neodymium disc magnets were packaged. They came stacked in short columns, each wrapped in a protective layer to reduce the risk of chips or scratches. Despite their small size (10mm x 2mm), they immediately felt substantial in hand—indicative of their strong magnetic pull. Build Quality & Performance Strong Magnetic Hold: These neodymium magnets are remarkably powerful for their size. One magnet alone can hold several sheets of paper securely on the fridge or a whiteboard. When stacked, their grip only multiplies. Compact & Versatile: At 10x2mm, these magnets are perfect for all sorts of craft projects, from DIY refrigerator magnets to small-scale model making. They’re also great for keeping notes, photos, or reminders pinned up on any magnetic surface. Consistent Manufacturing: Each magnet appears uniform in thickness and diameter, so they fit seamlessly into craft or organizational projects that require precise placement. Practical Uses Fridge & Whiteboard Organization: Use them to hang grocery lists, photos, or calendars. Even with multiple sheets of paper, the magnets don’t slip. Crafting & DIY Projects: Their slim profile makes them easy to embed in resin, wood, or other materials for custom magnet creations. Office & Workshop: Keep small metal tools or loose screws from getting lost by sticking a magnet to the side of a metal shelf or toolbox. Tips & Cautions Handle with Care: Neodymium magnets can snap together forcefully. If you’re not careful, they might chip or pinch your fingers. Keep Away from Children & Pets: These small magnets can be a choking hazard and are especially dangerous if swallowed. Always store them out of reach. Separation Technique: To remove one magnet from the stack, slide it sideways rather than pulling it directly off. This reduces the chance of breakage. Pros Extremely Strong Hold for such a small size. Versatile – Ideal for various applications: crafts, fridge, office boards, and more. Uniform Size & Shape, making them easy to plan into projects. Large Quantity – 200 pieces offer plenty of magnets for big projects. Cons Fragile Edges – Like most neodymium magnets, they can chip if they collide forcefully. Small Size – Their compact form is useful but requires caution to avoid misplacing or mixing them with clutter. Final Thoughts If you’re in need of strong mini magnets for crafts, organization, or DIY tasks, these VSKIZ Small Round Refrigerator Magnets are a fantastic choice. The power-to-size ratio is impressive, and the large quantity ensures you have enough for multiple projects. Just remember to handle them gently and store them safely—then you’ll have all the magnetic power you need for your home or office. Highly recommended for crafters, organizers, and anyone looking for a reliable set of mini neodymium magnets.

Wow, these are really strong. Way more than what I'm used to. Highly recommend.

For the price, these magnets are pretty decent. I was using them as push-fit magnets in my 3D prints for my small Etsy shop. They work well if the magnet is fully exposed to another magnet, HOWEVER, the coating on these is extremely brittle. I have now been attempting to embed these magnets into my 3D prints. They handle the 60C bed well without losing much strength. Unfortunately though, even through .2mm of PLA, the strength has been halved. I expected some loss of strength, but not quite this much. For the price you can't go wrong, but if you're wanting to embed a magnet more than 1-2 layers deep into a 3D print, spend the extra for the stronger ones. These don't even have an Grade rating listed anywhere so I can't even tell if they have the pull force that a magnet this size should.