CMS Magnetics Magnet Gadgets & Widgets, 1.26" Neodymium Magnet Sphere | Super Strong Ball Magnet Toy - Magnet Novelty Toys Made of Rare Earth Magnet as a Shining Ball Magnet Toy w/Tin Box

Very strong magnet & Extremely satisfied with the item.

Super strong...is very hard to separate the 2 balls...I am using them to the fuel tanks of my Semi truck because my fuel pump failed and I have a little t of metal inside of the tanks and these are the right one to clean it fast and eazy.thank you

Super strong magnets. Multiple uses.

This thing is perfect. Looks just as cool as the cube magnets but in an easier to handle and less pinchy package. I suspect that the sphere is a little more durable also, since there are no corners or edges to smash. Pull force is lower than a cube since its volume is much lower, and contact is at a point rather than a face. You have to be really careful putting it back in its case though, because you never know which dimension is magnetized, so it tends to jump out of your hand and put a dent in the tin if you don't hold its plastic spacer very firmly. Don't get anything magnetic closer than a foot away from it unless you know exactly what you're doing. Metal may fly.Looks like a steel ball bearing, but it could drag a dozen or two of them behind it :) (haven't tried that yet)

I was looking for a strong fridge magnet that could hold a calendar (so roughly 13-14 sheets of glossy paper stock depending on which month you are on) along with some other meal prep guides under it. For this purpose the magnet is more than enough.I would estimate the pull force at around 30lbs or so. Definately enough to cause a blood blister on looser/thin skin, but not "bone crushing". Of course, getting caught between two of these rocketing towards each other would be a different story.For what its worth, modern phones use GPS and flash memory, neither of which are affected by the (relatively) weak fields put off by this magnet.

Just be sure to wear a good pair work gloves if you’re gonna walk around with them in your hand, otherwise you should totally just use them a safe place. A lot of fun.

Be careful! These things are monsters. When joined together you have to roll them apart and it kinda hurts your fingers. The review asked "easy to remove" um, NO. But they shouldn't be. Durable, they chip like any other magnet if you let them bang together, or in my case, hand them to someone unprepared for the power.

Stronger than expected. I wanted a neodymium sphere so I could still roll off surfaces to remove easier. Lifts my 20lb weight easy without falling off. Will stick to a small screw or nail through drywall. Keep away from phones and electronics. Has to be close but will ruin them. Only reason I don't want a more powerful one is because it's VERY easy to crush a finger and also much easier to damage electronics from further away. Plan on buying another one of these.