TRYMAG Keychain Magnets for Testing Brass, 4 Pack Neodymium Pocket Keychain for Purse with Strong Magnetic Rare Earth, Gold Silver Jewelry Ferrous Metals Test Magnet Hanging Keys Holder

Hooked on my work key ring so I can activate the E-Band monitors used for Transport. It’s works great. Plus it makes it easy to check different metals when not working on the clock. It is also a very strong little magnet, can use it to hang my keys eye level in the shop.

For it size it is a very effective magnet

I purchased these to test doors in house to see if they were metal or wood and use them to test jewelry for precious metals. They worked very well for what I needed them for. I felt they were strong for their size. Like any magnets, be careful where you place them because they can damage or erase information from items/electronics.

These TRYMAG keychain magnets may be small, but they’re definitely mighty! Perfect for anyone who works with brass, metals, or just has a habit of dropping tiny screws under the couch, these magnets latch onto metal with the enthusiasm of a dog spotting a squirrel. They’re lightweight and compact enough to clip onto your keys or tool bag, so you always have one on hand. The strong neodymium power means they won’t give up on their metallic mission easily—they’ll cling to anything metal like their life depends on it, making it super satisfying for DIY projects or testing. But beware: their love for metal knows no bounds, so if you accidentally drop one, it might just make a break for the nearest metal surface. Pros: portable, strong grip, and handy for small projects. Cons: very easy to misplace, and they can be a little too clingy with anything metallic nearby.

Very handy! Works well!

I have bought these in past and the magnets seem to be weaker now. I suppose if just have a few keys it will be just fine but if you put any significant amount it is knocked off the metal very easily. However for the money still okay purchase. Only the silver ones though the black ones are for sure weaker.

For coin collector like myself is worth it, I’ll admit I’ve been scammed by tungsten coins, steel or other metal material coins don’t use use, for many people don’t know the only I’m aware of is a steel penny is legitimate unless it’s a special coin like challenge coins, a coin shouldn’t be magnetic.

Great price