Buyers of Magnetopia magnetic building cubes and blocks, model numbers MAT-030 through MAT-040, T009, T025, T076 and T078, sold on Magnetopia.com from April 2025 through October 2026, can get a full refund. They should take the cubes away from children and register on Magnetopia’s recall portal for a prepaid return label.
What Is Being Recalled?
HBT LTD of Hong Kong, which does business as Magnetopia, recalled about 7,600 sets of Magnetopia-branded magnetic building cubes and blocks on November 5, 2026, working with the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission. The cubes hold small, powerful magnets that let them stick together into 3D designs. The CPSC says the magnets can come loose if a cube breaks or opens, posing a magnet ingestion hazard to children.No incidents or injuries have been reported. The remedy is a full refund, and Magnetopia provides a prepaid label to return the cubes.
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Which Sets Are Included?
The recall covers 15 Magnetopia styles. The model number is printed on the back of the packaging.- MAT-030 Darkhouse
- MAT-031 Arean
- MAT-032 Darkgrass
- MAT-033 Farmday
- MAT-034 Bluehous
- MAT-035 Pinkfarm
- MAT-036 DarkForest
- MAT-037 PinkHouse
- MAT-038 Seafight
- MAT-039 Firefarm
- MAT-040 Darkfarm
- T009 Darkhouse
- T025 BrownFarm
- T076 Farm
- T078 Darkhero
Where Were They Sold?
The cubes were sold online at Magnetopia.com from April 2025 through October 2026 for between $20 and $40. They were made in China.How Does the Refund Work?
Magnetopia’s recall page asks buyers to stop using the cubes, keep them away from children and check the model number against the recall list. Buyers then register through Magnetopia’s recall portal to request a prepaid return shipping label. Magnetopia says no purchase receipt is required.The refund covers the purchase price plus applicable sales tax and the original shipping fee. Magnetopia says it processes refunds about 5 to 7 business days after it receives the returned cubes, back to the original payment method, or by check or PayPal if that method is no longer available. The CPSC notice does not set an end date for the remedy.
Questions
Which Magnetopia sets are recalled?
Fifteen Magnetopia styles are recalled: model numbers MAT-030 through MAT-040 and T009, T025, T076 and T078. The sets came in 60-, 100-, 150- and 200-piece sizes, and the model number is on the back of the packaging.
Do I need a receipt for the Magnetopia refund?
No. Magnetopia’s recall page says a purchase receipt is not required. Buyers register through Magnetopia’s recall portal and return the cubes with a prepaid shipping label.
How much is the Magnetopia refund?
A full refund, which Magnetopia says includes applicable sales tax and the original shipping fee. It says refunds are processed about 5 to 7 business days after it receives the returned cubes, to the original payment method or by check or PayPal if that method is no longer available.
Why are loose magnets dangerous?
The CPSC says that when high-powered magnets are swallowed they can attract each other or other metal objects and become lodged in the digestive system, which can cause perforations, twisting or blockage of the intestines, blood poisoning and death.
Sources
• U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, “Magnetopia Recalls Magnetic Building Cubes and Blocks Due to Risk of Serious Injury or Death from Magnet Ingestion Hazard” (Recall No. 27-076, November 5, 2026)• Magnetopia, “Product Recall for Magnetopia Magnetic Building Cubes and Blocks”
