Good Ground Russian Magnetic Alphabet Letters, Educational Learning Toy for Kids, Play on Fridge, Magnetic Board, 2 Sets Russian Letters 66 Total Letters

Two letters of each. All are high quality, all are very good, I recommend.

The Russian Magnetic Alphabet Letters are a fun accessory for the kitchen. If you already know Russian or a trying to learn/teach your children, these letters are great. They allow you to create vocab or games on the refrigerator that reinforce language acquisition. The colors are bight and fun while the magnets are strong and don't slide down over the day. Well worth the price.

Other than pure novelty and due to the fact that I might learn Russian later on, I have no idea why I bought this but I totally don't regret it at all!If you want a magnet to hold up something, the magnets that will work are the ю, ш, ы, and щ. The set also comes with 2 of each letter, has a nice hard plastic so they can't bend and be ripped easily, and are perfect to maybe impress your friends. The reason however I gave this 4 stars is that the magnets aren't that strong and that I only got one ь. Still, this is a great product that I would totally recommend!

These plastic Russian alphabet pieces are great for children and adults who want to reinforce their knowledge of the Russian alphabet. They are exactly like many English counterparts—plastic with a magnetic on the back and a variety of bright and engaging colors.I took Russian in college and these are a fun way to continue my love of the language and share with my toddler. I love that the set comes with two of each letter as well as the soft and hard signs. However, my set came with three р and only one ь. Even with that issue, I would definitely purchase these again to have additional sets. My toddler loves them and loves to see me spell his name with them. The magnets are strong enough to hold the letters in place and haven’t scratched my fridge like our other alphabet letters. The packaging is basic, but the product is good quality in my opinion.

Magnets are weak. Missed some letters... Some had three times while other only once.

I got these because a friend of mine has a 3 year-old daughter and she is a dual language learner (Russian/English) and I wanted something different for her to play with when she comes over. I don't know any Russian, but my friend loved these!! She said all the letters are there, and she was fascinated with them, and enjoys them with her daughter when they visit. They work better on a flat magnetic surface because the magnets are not that strong. So if you have a fridge that has texture to it, they will hold but fall or slip down easily. They would work best on a magnetic board.

This set has plenty of Russian letters - two of each letter. Of course, in order to spell everything you want, you may very well need to buy two sets!I was VERY pleased that these letters have regular magnets instead of the rare-earth variety of magnet. The magnets seem to stay in the plastic letters well. Regardless, it is worth noting that they are rated for ages 3 and up - so if you use them on a refrigerator, it may be best to keep them above young toddler height if you have a child under 3 in the household!

Good overall. But magnets barely hold it on a vertical surface.