intervisio Neodymium Magnets for Magnetic White Board, Memo Board, Fridge, Very Strong Small Cone Push Pins Stainless Steel Magnet, 12 x 16 mm Pin, 12 Pieces

I wish I had found these years ago. I use them to keep my music in place on my music stand - which is obviously a metal one. !

Awesome little magnets, used one to stick a stack of A4 sheets 12 thick to the fridge and they held it no problem good value for money too

Very powerful little magnets do exactly what they are supposed to.

I've given 5 stars, for quality, stability, design. And fixture. What more can I say? These have to be the best magnets that I have purchase. At first I was a little sceptical after reading the feedback on how good the magnets were, I was very impressed with how well the magnet stuck letters etc to the board. It was like using a dart to hold the letters in place. That's how strong the magnet were and it did not slip. Brilliant piece of workmanship.

It is very well finished and polished, but the magnet is not as strong as I thought it would be.

These were bought to replace a similar product made of plastic which had snapped at the weakest point. There is very little risk of these succumbing to the same fate, they're full metal construction with a very strong pull but easy to remove thanks to the shape. I use them to hold notes and a calendar to my fridge, and one magnet can easily hold 10 pieces of A5-ish paper without breaking a sweat. They look real nice too.

I’ve used board magnets for years and these are the best so far. They are very strong magnets and easily hold card notices to my board. You do have to pull firmly to release them but this is exactly what I wanted because they stay secure. Due to their ‘pin’ shape, work on the board is not obscured and they are easier to get hold of. Very pleased with my purchase.

These magnets are great for those people who play brass band music outside. They are a strong magnet and discreet enough to not hide all the notes that lurk at the bottoms and sides of pages. No longer need to fear a blustery day on a park bandstand.