GAUDER Magnetic Labels Writable (75 x 25 mm) – Reusable magnet cards with marker, 90-piece set
Product description
What these magnetic labels are for
GAUDER’s Magnetic Labels Writable are simple, workaday magnet cards designed to help you keep plans, tasks or inventory visually organised. Each label is writable, so you can add details with a marker, then wipe and reuse when priorities shift. On paper, that makes them feel less like single-use sticky notes and more like a flexible system for boards and magnetic surfaces.
The set includes magnet cards and a marker, which matters because these are meant to be used straight away. If you’re already working with a whiteboard, a blackboard, a Kanban board, or even a fridge/magnetic wall, they’re built to sit on those surfaces and stay put while you use the space.
The essentials (and the practical feel)
These labels are described as reusable and sustainable: write on the magnet tags, wipe, and reuse. They’re also positioned as “versatile”, covering common magnetic setups like whiteboards and Kanban boards, plus fridges or magnetic walls. In everyday use, that often translates to a quick update cycle: you move a card to a new spot, change the text, and get back to planning without needing new labels each time.
One thing to keep in mind, though: the “reliable hold” is framed around magnetic surfaces. That sounds obvious, but it does mean the system won’t make sense if your board isn’t magnetic, or if you’re hoping for the same behaviour on non-magnetic materials.
Key features you’ll likely notice day to day
The selling point here is the combination of writable text and magnet-based attachment. The labels are said to adhere strongly to magnetic surfaces while still being easy to reposition or remove when plans change.
Here’s a micro example of how this plays out: imagine you run a simple Kanban flow (To do / Doing / Done). You can write a short task name on a magnet card, place it under “To do”, then when it moves to “Doing”, you pick up the card and relocate it. When the task is done, you wipe and reuse the same card for the next item—no extra paper clutter.
That said, they’re only as clean and readable as the marker workflow you maintain. If you’re leaving marks for long periods or you wipe less often than you expect, the reusability promise can feel a bit less effortless.
What to consider before you buy
Before committing, it’s worth checking a few basics about fit-for-purpose: - Surface type: these are intended for magnetic surfaces (whiteboards, blackboards, Kanban boards, fridges or magnetic walls). If your setup isn’t magnetic, it won’t perform as intended. - Label size: the magnets are listed as 75 x 25 mm, so they suit short text and clear visual categories more than long notes. - Writing and wiping expectations: the set includes a marker and is meant to be wipe-and-reuse. If you want ultra-precise, small handwriting, you may need to be a bit careful with how you write.
Also, if your planning system changes rarely, you may find other stationery approaches simpler. Magnetic tags shine when you update information frequently.
Pros
- Reusable and designed for a write-wipe-reuse workflow
- Writable magnet cards for clear visual organisation
- Intended for multiple common magnetic surfaces (whiteboard/blackboard/Kanban/fridge)
- Strong hold on magnetic surfaces with the ability to reposition
- Includes a marker, so you’re not left sourcing one separately
Is it worth it?
It’s a good fit if you use a magnetic board or fridge-style system and you want labels you can move and refresh without constantly buying new cards or rewriting on paper. For task scheduling, Kanban-style tracking, or keeping inventory notes visible, these are the kind of practical tools that can genuinely reduce clutter.
You may want to skip it if your space isn’t magnetic, or if you regularly need large areas for detailed notes. The 75 x 25 mm format also means it’s more about short, readable labels than carrying lots of information in one place.
Mini FAQ
How many labels come in the set?
The set includes 90 magnetic labels (magnet cards).
Are the labels truly reusable?
They’re described as reusable: you write with the included marker, wipe clean, and reuse.
Where can I use them?
They’re intended for magnetic surfaces such as whiteboards, blackboards, Kanban boards, fridges or magnetic walls.
Do they stay put once attached?
They’re described as adhering strongly to magnetic surfaces while still being easy to reposition or remove.
What size are the magnet cards?
They’re listed as 75 x 25 mm.