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Man these magnetic hooks are awesome, strong 30lb. Pull, work great in the kitchen area, keeps utensils handy.

The media could not be loaded. I bought them for putting up a sheet on my metal shed to use for a projector screen. They do that amazingly well. I also pop them in random places to use them to hang small items. They are versatile and I have plenty left over. I keep finding new places to put them or use them. I find they are quality magnets that withstand several pounds of weight easily. For extra strength hang the item closer to the base rather than the hook.They hold sturdy and I trust them enough to even hang my phone by the wrist strap. Good product. They will come in handy and they seem solidly made. A tiny bit of assembly is required by the consumer in that the hook needs to be screwed into the magnet bottom. Very simple and easy to do. Overall a nice product to have on hand. There were plenty for hanging my “screen” with a ton left over because they are strong I did not need many to hang a full flannel sheet. I used 6 but could have used only two. Using 6 allowed me to stretch the sheet at the middle and bottom but it really only required two to hang the sheet securely. Strong magnets that hold well and keep things secure. I would not hang anything that is over several pounds. You would need a larger magnet. These are tiny but pack a punch for their size.

I bought these hooks to use for all the keys I have. I am able to keep them separated instead of all together now.The magnet strength is very powerful. You have to scoot the magnet up and off the side of the metal to get it to come off. That's great for the keys I have which some have a lot of other keys on them so they can weigh a bit of weight.They come in two different bags. One for the magnets and one for the hooks. All you have to do is screw the hooks onto the magnets. Simple. Easy peasy.I would say one of these could hold a decent amount of weight. As long as you put it on strong enough metal that is. I haven't tested home much but it's got to be a good amount.They do not fall off the metal easily at all. You have to really put some force behind it to do that.These would be great for anything truthfully. I use them for keys as stated above.I could see them being used to hold pots and pans, maybe not cast iron though. Lanyards. Baskets if you used 2. These truly work great. We have it on our access panel beside our back door for easy access. It also holds a flash light for night time animal feeding.

These are really strong magnets but smaller than I expected. As long as you don't plan on hanging a side of beef from them, you're good.

This are very handy! I have been using them in my art studio and I have metal doors and other surfaces they can attach to, so I can keep a lot of tools within easy reach. I also put some in the house: on the dryer so I can hang bras and bathing suits to dry, on the fridge to hold cooking utensils, and I took some on a cruise and used them to hang necklaces on the bathroom door. They do not hold 30 lbs as advertised, but they are stronger than your average magnet and great for tools, measuring cups, scissors, jewelry, etc. I love that they come in colors.

Backstory: I just put up a metal Allen+Roth gazebo and my wife had some solar string lights that we wanted to put up. I didn’t want to drill holes in it and have always had bad experiences with adhesive solutions to hold pc wires under my desk so I didn’t want to have that happen on a bigger scale. Magnets seemed like the perfect solution and the black color on these along with rated strength sounded perfect.Performance -These things are strong, you wouldn’t think that string lights would be too heavy but these had some pretty thick cables and I needed something that could hold up the bulbs without making me worry. So far these are doing the job exceedingly well.Stability -Due to the nature of magnets (not so much the products fault) they will slide around if mounted horizontally much easier than if mounted vertically. I found this out the hard way as it slid on me a few times. I readjusted them to hand more vertically and they have been solid since. They still well enough to aluminum that I’d have to give a decent pull for them to come off.Hooks -The hooks are blunt and while they looked smaller than I anticipated, they ended up being a perfect size for my needs. I think the worst part of the process was getting them all twisted in because I got 40 of them (10 for each side of the gazebo to be extra sure) but I didn’t have any issues with the threading as others have mentioned. I did find it difficult in some cases to twist it as the coating can make it a bit slippery. Using gloves or your shirt for additional grip is enough to fix that.Ease of removal -With a little over natural degree of force you should be able to pull them off of an aluminum surface. It sticks hard but it should be strong enough to be impossible by any means. Sliding it sideways might make it easier too.Overall -I’ve only had it for one day but I’m confident that under normal conditions I won’t need to bother checking up on them. If I don’t update with a complaint later after a storm or something more severe then assume that everything went fine. I tend to leave enough reviews that I’d remember to come back if there’s a problem. So far I highly recommend these and commend this company for making a great product at a reasonable price, that’s pretty rare these days.