LOVIMAG 1.26”D x 0.2”H Black Epoxy Coated Neodymium Disc Countersunk Hole Magnets. Strong Permanent Rare Earth Magnets with Screws for Tool Room, Science, Craft, Office, Etc - Pack of 10

These are very, very strong—as in you’ll probably have difficulty separating them, even with the included spacers. I found it easiest to slide one magnet in the stack just barely over the edge of a table, then push down with a piece of wood—and be ready to pull the rest of the magnets away quickly once it separates! I put a plastic bucket underneath to catch the loose magnet. They are also very brittle, so be careful not to let them drop on hard surfaces, and don’t slam items onto them or they could crack. Keep the rest of the stack far away (or back in the package) while you install each magnet, so they don’t reattach unexpectedly—it’s much harder to separate them once you’ve removed the spacers. Keep your electronics FAR AWAY from these, as well as any old-style tape media. What this magnet could do to an iPhone would not be pretty! The seller very nicely includes magnetism-resistant screws, which makes installation a lot easier. I installed these under a kitchen shelf; they easily hold my grater, mixing spoon, poultry shears, chef’s knife, a stack of Ball jar lids, etc. Don’t forget to TEST anything you want to hold magnetically with a magnet before ordering these—in my case, one of the pan lids I was considering attaching turned out to be stainless steel and unresponsive to magnets, even though the pan itself stuck on just fine.

Powerful magnets. With magnetic stainless steel shot glasses (yes, some types of stainless are magnetic) great for a home made Shot Ski. Also good to secure a shed door open in the wind without latches (add a steel plate to the other surface).

These magnets are strong as expected. Pack of 12 magnets as expected. Ability to attached via screws is hand y in certain instances.

Not as strong as expected, but good enough to embed in 3D prints that you want to stick to the fridge

Great magnets. Easy to install in wood. I use them to hold frequently used tools over my workbench. These are brittle, I suspect, so don’t let them bang back into each other or they might shatter into many small, very sharp pieces. They are very difficult to part. Sliding them apart is probably the only way. Not a fault that they are strong, is it???

These are the strongest magnets I have ever seen. I have found many uses for them. They hold well and are easy to install. They are difficult to separate from one another even with plastic spacers between them.

I like the design of these magnets, with the hole in the center to attach a screw, or very small nut & bolt, as I did. I attached them to the back of acrylic spice holders to put on the side of my refrigerator. Although they are quite powerful, they still slid down the side of the fridge - I believe because of the “slick” texture. However, I remedied the issue by attached a small, clear rubber “foot” underneath each magnet. The unfortunate downside to these: they are REALLY hard to pry apart; the company ought to keep them separated with a much better design. Once you get them apart, place them FAR away from each other. Seriously. I had finally gotten two apart & set them about six inches from each other, when suddenly they jumped together & instantly shattered. I mean it was freaky & fast! Totally startled me. So, I was down two magnets. The company would do well to make these MUCH more durable. As far as strength though, they’re pretty dang serious!

Exactly what it said it was gonna be they are strong as rare earth magnets I’ve used in the past

Very powerful countersunk magnets. Used with small wooden doorknobs to make fridge magnets. Great Christmas gifts for famil members. Still very much in use years later.

Great pull, I bought these to mount a reolink wifi camera and does the job with ease. It holds the cameras super tight!