JOMUSAGA Magnetic Whiteboard Paper (120 x 60 cm) with Dry Erase Pens, Eraser & Magnets
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Product description
If you want the look of a whiteboard without committing to a fixed installation, JOMUSAGA’s magnetic whiteboard paper is built for that kind of day-to-day use. It’s a large sheet format (120 x 60 cm) with a self-adhesive backing, plus the dry wipe tools and magnets to get going straight away.
That said, it’s worth understanding the material logic: the sheet is described as “magnetic” in the sense that it contains soft iron particles for holding notes via magnets, but it’s not the same as a fully metal magnetic board. So it’s clever and practical—just not the same category as a heavy-duty whiteboard panel.
At a glance
This is a roll-to-sheet style whiteboard film made from PET, designed for writing with dry wipe markers and cleaning back to a fresh surface. On the magnet side, the manufacturer notes that an imán can hold roughly around 3 A4 sheets, and that the iron content lets you pin paper photos or documents using magnets.
You also get the basics in the set: three dry wipe pens, an eraser, and six magnetic clips/pieces, along with a marker case, installation instructions, and a decorative strip (the listing clarifies it’s not the fixing tape).
What it does well in everyday use
The main appeal is how quickly you can create a “usable writing surface” on a smooth wall or similar area. If you’re organising a home workspace, setting up a kids’ activity zone, or putting together a quick office notice area, the adhesive approach avoids the usual hassle of mounting a board.
In use, the PET writing surface is positioned as smooth and easy to wipe clean, with no talk of heavy ghosting in the description. For tougher marks, it suggests using a damp cloth or a neutral cleaner—practical advice if you’re going to be using it regularly rather than only occasionally.
On the magnetic side, it’s designed to act like a hybrid: you can write reminders, then also attach paper items. The listing even frames it as suitable for school, office and home.
The limits to keep in mind
The magnetic behaviour is the one area where expectations need a bit of calibration. The listing explicitly says the paper itself is not magnetic in the “pure” sense, and instead contains soft iron particles. That means it can attract objects via magnets, but it notes it will not attract iron objects in the same way a traditional magnetic metal surface would.
Also, because this is adhesive film rather than a rigid board, the experience is likely to depend on how smooth and stable the mounting surface is. If the wall has texture, dust, or peeling paint, the backing’s “strong adhesive” may not perform as well as you’d hope—so it’s not a “grab and forget” product.
What stands out about the set
What you actually get matters with something like this. Here, you’re not only buying the film: you’re getting three markers, an eraser, and six magnetic pieces/clips, plus a pen case to keep things tidy. There’s also an installation guide, which helps if you’re cutting and aligning a large sheet.
The product also includes a “size customisation” element. The description mentions a grid-style sizing approach and the ability to adjust to your needs, which is useful if you’re working with a specific wall space rather than simply matching the full 120 x 60 cm footprint.
Who it’s for (and who should skip it)
It makes sense if you want a flexible, wall-mounted dry wipe area that also supports magnet-attached notes and photos. It suits people who like DIY-friendly setups—think classrooms, home learning corners, home offices, and general planning walls where you want the option to reposition or re-plan.
It might not be the best fit if you’re expecting a classic, solid, metal whiteboard experience. If you need something that’s built to be extremely robust under heavy day-to-day wear, or if your priority is maximum magnet strength like you’d get from a fully magnetic metal board, you may find this stays more “practical hybrid” than “premium board”.
Tech specs
- Name: JOMUSAGA Magnetic Whiteboard Paper
- Type: Self-adhesive dry erase sheets / whiteboard film for wall
- Size: 120 x 60 cm
- Material: PET (with iron particles for magnetic holding)
- Includes: 3 dry wipe pens, 1 eraser, 6 magnetic pieces/clips, pen case, decorative strip, installation instructions
Should you buy it?
Buy it if you want a large, adhesive-backed whiteboard-style surface that’s designed to write, wipe clean, and also hold paper using magnets. It’s a convenient choice for school, home and office setups where quick installation and easy day-to-day use matter.
Avoid it if you’re after the feel and performance of a traditional, fully magnetic metal whiteboard, or if your wall surface isn’t smooth and stable enough to take adhesive film reliably. In those cases, you’ll likely be better off with a more purpose-built rigid board approach.
Mini FAQ
Is the sheet fully magnetic like a metal board?
The listing suggests it’s “magnetic” thanks to soft iron particles inside the film. However, it also clarifies the sheet is not magnetic in the same way as a traditional metal surface, so magnet attraction expectations should be measured.
How do you clean it if you leave marks?
It’s described as easy to wipe, and for stubborn stains it recommends wiping with a damp cloth or using a neutral cleaner.
Does it come with everything needed to start writing?
Yes—three dry wipe markers, an eraser, and installation instructions are included, along with magnetic pieces/clips and a pen case.
Can you fit it to your wall size?
The description says it includes a size-adjustment grid and you can cut/customise to suit your space, so it’s designed for DIY alignment.
What kind of magnets should you use?
The listing refers to using whiteboard magnets to fix documents or photos to the roll/sheet, and it estimates holding power in terms of A4 sheets per magnet.