Spider Magnetics Ltd 100 Tiny Magnets 2x1 mm N52 Grade Neodymium Disc Small Round 2mm diameter x 1mm

Craft use, these are the tiniest magnets I could find. I make scrapbooks/memory albums, and need thin magnets with a lot of pull as closures for flaps, I will say again these are TINY 2 mm x 1 mm, they are not big, and yes they are mm not cm. good tiny magnet, but ideally for the cardstock I use I need more pull, but size and width is great, and what I need, cant fault the magnets, just not great on the card stock I use, which is an issue of mine, and not a criticism of the magnets

These tiny magnets are exactly what I need for my models. I can drill tiny holes and have parts snap together. Really useful for models with different variations.They were stronger than I expected as well.

Great value for money - exactly as advertised and arrived really quickly. Only fault I can find is my own in that I need something a little stronger, but because they are small enough I can double up to make up for it. Definitely a helpful little product.

Teeny tiny magnets. Strong and attractive. Perfect for Warhammer and similar uses.

These are really tiny magnets, so be warned. They are very strong though. Perfect for making my models stay in place on the display case metal tray.

These magnets are tiny!I realize that the pictures line up the magnets next to a ruler, but it is not until you actually handle them that you realize just how tiny they are.Width-wise, they are at the perfect size of being just small enough to be almost invisible on a photo on the fridge.Height-wise, they are a bit too short. Unless you have nails, it will be hard to take them off the fridge individually.Tip: Use other magnets to pick up the individual magnets instead of using your fingers!

I use these in model making to attach small parts that might otherwise break off or make transportation difficult.The magnets are remarkably strong, particularly when sticking to each other. I would very much recommend using non ferrous tools when working with these otherwise it'll be a fight between your glue and the magnetism.I also recommend marking the magnets in some way (A dot of paint on each north for instance) as it is very easy to mix-up the orientation of the magnets and bits that were meant to be interchangeable don't want to stick together then.

Tiny magnets quite fiddly to handle so I use tweezers. Quite powerful for their size, I used mine on a dolls house door which wouldn't stay closed and they worked perfectly. A lot of magnets for the price. I would recommend.