Updated July 2026
Learn & Grow (now TileTek) magnetic tiles, reviewed independently
The sensible middle: most of the Connetix experience at a noticeably lower price. A strong first-set choice if the budget does not stretch.
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The facts
- Origin: Australia (rebranded from Learn & Grow to TileTek in July 2026; same product line)
- Tier: mid-range
- Magnet strength: strong
- Construction: Riveted, safety-tested, standard footprint
- Compatibility: standard footprint; connects with Connetix, Magna-Tiles, Kmart and kin
- Typical price: around AU$90-130 for a 100-piece pack (prices move; always check current listings)
What it gets right
- Australian brand with local support
- Good magnet strength for the price
- Compatible with Connetix and the standard footprint
Where it falls short
- Slightly behind Connetix on magnet strength and finish
- Smaller range of expansion packs
Who should buy it
A cheaper Australian-brand alternative to Connetix.
Check Learn & Grow (now TileTek) prices on Amazon AU
What else to consider
The closest alternatives at this price and quality level are Playmags and MagBlox. Everything on Australian shelves sits in the full ranking, and because almost every brand shares the same footprint, the compatibility guide covers what mixes with what before you commit to one. Buying a first set? The first-pack guide covers the right starting size by age and budget, and where to buy in Australia covers who stocks Learn & Grow (now TileTek) and the sale windows worth waiting for.
The other brands, in one line each
- Connetix: Families who want one set that lasts years and holds big builds.
- Magna-Tiles: Classrooms and buyers who want the most proven name.
- Playmags: Value hunters who want near-premium magnets under the Connetix price.
- Kmart Anko: Testing whether your child cares about magnetic tiles at all.
- MagBlox: Parents who prefer softer, less saturated colours.