Crazy Aaron's Happy Earth Magnetic 3.5" Thinking Putty Tin

This stuff doesn’t do anything. The texture is basically a glittery woah dough. The magnet does nothing with the putty.

I bought this thinking putty today for my little sister, however even though it’s good quality putty, the magnet will not stick to the putty at all. She is very disappointed that the magnet does not work at all. She doesn’t know if it’s the putty that is defective or the magnet. She also started crying and saying that she will sue the company even though she is only 12 years old.

Not sure if I just got a bad batch or something but it does not react to the magnet at all. Isn't that the whole point? Other than that.. its a decent putty good for exercising the hands but I would have chosen a different one had I known the magnet was just a useless accessory.

There was barely any putty! And it was barely magnetic like almost at all! I would not spend your money on this. it’s painful to find out it’s barely magnetic and there’s practically nothing.

Why is the container so big when it’s only about 1/4th of the container is putty?

I’m not familiar with this brand’s product quirks, but apparently it’s fine if the putty is stiff and fills only a fraction of the tin. My son said that’s how it is—you are supposed to knead it and get it softened up. He has been raving about it and how fun it is to use the magnet with it. It’s not as magnetic as a piece of metal would be, but will move around and form around the magnet if left for a while. It’s very pretty and made a perfect stocking stuffer.

Was a very small amount of putty in tin and it was dried out.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought this because I have another magnetic putty (Tidal Wave) and I absolutely love it, so I decided to give Happy Earth a try and I'm glad I did. It is a greenish blue color, and depending on what angle you look at it is the color that dominates. t's a stiffer putty than others, and that is a good thing as it holds it's shape longer when you mould it. You can see the metallic sparkles in it in certain light, and when you get it close to the magnet, the suspended particles really come to the surface. A really nice putty to play with.

Nice looking putty but very small amount included in the tin. Should cost a lot less.

Comes with way less putty than these used to. The container is only 1/3 to 1/2 of the way full of putty. So unless it’s on deep discount, skip it.

Totally dried out. I out this in my kiddos stocking because he asked for slime. I wanted something more reusable. Upon opening it was totally dry and caused my son tears on Christmas morning. If I could rate zero stars I would. Waste of money.

My daughter loves this, however we were both irritated by the difficulty we had opening the package, and by how LITTLE is actually inside of it. Be prepared, it’s only like 1/4 - 1/3 full of putty.

Bought this putty yesterday and it looks gorgeous. I love the iridescence that it has. Additionally, in comparison to another older putty I bought, it doesn't smell terrible. My only problem with it is that the magnet doesn't work too well if the putty is still cold.

Didn’t do as it stated. Magnet doesn’t work with it. Waste of money

My son loves playing with the magnetic thinking putty! He thinks it's so fun and keeps him busy (and off electronics), which is a win!

love it but it’s very hard to open and the magnet doesn’t work to well

Kinda smells like metal which disgusts me unfortunately.

I like how the putty and the magnet or is magnetic🥳

Has very little product and it’s not very magnetic. It can barely follow a magnet when stretched thin. Not at all like in the photo where a big chunk is following the magnet. Also it’s very hard to open and close the tin.

I personally wasn’t a fan. The magnet isn’t terribly reactive with the putty, the putty feels sort of greasy, the glitter comes off onto my hands and I’m not in love with the texture of the putty. It’s a cool putty but I never find myself wanted to use it.