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Magic Show Demagnetize Repair Kit Tool Screwdriver and Tweezers Demagnetizer Watch Tools Demagnetizer

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Customers find that the product works well and offers good value for money. They say it works great on demagnetizing watches and is a brilliant tool. However, some customers have issues with the build quality, describing it as poorly made and basic. Opinions differ on ease of use, time retention, and magnetism.

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40 customers mention ‘Functionality’34 positive6 negative

Customers like the functionality of the product. They say it works well for demagnetizing watches and is a good tool.

"...I can only confirm that this magic version worked a treat. I had 2 watches running at about a minute fast per day...." Read more

"...This is a cheap and very effective way to demagnetise any mechanical watch and I've used it several times very effectively." Read more

"This product does work, but there are differing opinions as to the best method, probably better to research and experiment...." Read more

"It worked well...." Read more

20 customers mention ‘Value for money’17 positive3 negative

Customers appreciate the product's value for money. They say it's a cheap and effective way to demagnetize any item, and it demagnetizes an expensive automatic watch in less than 5 minutes.

"...Expensive automatic watches fixed for very little money." Read more

"...This is a cheap and very effective way to demagnetise any mechanical watch and I've used it several times very effectively." Read more

"Can I give this 6 stars for value for money?..." Read more

"I was sceptical but figured it was cheap enough to try. Also bought a cheap compass for testing...." Read more

11 customers mention ‘Ease of use’7 positive4 negative

Customers have different views on the product's ease of use. Some find it simple to use and resolve problems, like demagnetizing watches. Others report issues with instructions not working properly or not functioning as expected.

"...Cheap, simple and effective." Read more

"Does what it says, easy to use" Read more

"...on youtube if you are not sure how to use this as it does not come with written instructions...." Read more

"Easy to use and it really works,value for the money." Read more

11 customers mention ‘Time retention’7 positive4 negative

Customers have mixed reviews about the watch's timekeeping. Some say it works and improves performance, while others report issues like losing seconds or running fast.

"...Two passes on the box and the watch is now keeping perfect time. Highly recommended." Read more

"...In short, it works and the watch is back to keeping good time." Read more

"...which I love, but of late it has suffered from magnetism and no longer keeps time...." Read more

"...Used it on two of my watches and in both cases, it has improved the performance figures...." Read more

9 customers mention ‘Magnetism’5 positive4 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the magnetism of the product. Some say it de-magnetizes watches quickly and is a quick process. Others mention their watches have suffered from magnetism and no longer keep time.

"...running 3 mins fast a day beforehand and with two attempts, it demagnetised my watch and now it is coming back to 15 secs a day...." Read more

"...Tag Heuer automatic watch, which I love, but of late it has suffered from magnetism and no longer keeps time...." Read more

"Quick process to de-magnetize a watch. Really cheap/ good value. Should come in handy in the future." Read more

"My Panerai does not have a silicon mainspring and easily gets magnetised if I hold my iPad Pro in close proximity...." Read more

10 customers mention ‘Build quality’0 positive10 negative

Customers are unhappy with the build quality of the tools. They mention the tools are poorly made, made of cheap plastic, and have basic construction and operation.

"...I cut the plug off to fit a uk plug and the wires are so thin and weak they just bearly stay put when screwed into the plug pins with the screws...." Read more

"The construction and operation are fairly basic. Don’t expect a design masterpiece...." Read more

"...Everything about it is cheap , nasty and dagerous. Why do they bother making this thing? Buy at your peril" Read more

"...But the quality control is seriously lacking. I sent this one back on potential safety grounds. Will buy a replacement." Read more

It's very, very poorly made... But it works.
3 out of 5 stars
It's very, very poorly made... But it works.
Ridiculously thin wires. I wouldn't trust 12v passing through this, let alone 240v. I cut the plug off to fit a uk plug and the wires are so thin and weak they just bearly stay put when screwed into the plug pins with the screws. Also, the wire is no thin that the plug grip at the base of a uk plug will not grip the full wire, even when screwed down hard. This is just dangerous and Amazon should be taking action to prevent products like this being sold on the UK market. It wouldn't take much to add a safer, thicker gauge cable. I will be removing the cable it came with and rewiring it all. The button also does not look like it's 240v rated.However, It works! I have a Seiko 6R15C movement that was gaining 6 seconds a minute and was showing extreme magnetisation with a compass needle. After 2 x10 second goes, it's now down to 'only' 2 seconds a minute fast! (Obviously other issues).
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  • simonCM
    5.0 out of 5 stars It works!
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 20 January 2022
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    Have a look at the many videos on You Tube showing how to use this thing (I searched for watch demagnetiser and clicked play on one that looked like this one). I suspect that these little blue boxes all come out of one factory and rebranded with odd names like Magic Show (to attract the David Blaine fans), Dauerhaft (for people that like vowels or Germans), Ejoyous (for the happy people) and Sairis (for those that enjoy Indian clothing). I can only confirm that this magic version worked a treat. I had 2 watches running at about a minute fast per day. One wizz on this bad boy and and both now down to a few seconds. Expensive automatic watches fixed for very little money.
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  • Mike Smith
    5.0 out of 5 stars A Must Have For Any Watch Collection
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 2 July 2023
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    A demagnetiser is a must have for any watch collecting as mechanical watches can easily become magnetised when they come into contact with a magnetic field. This is a cheap and very effective way to demagnetise any mechanical watch and I've used it several times very effectively.
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  • Lawrence
    3.0 out of 5 stars Ok but flimsy
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 1 March 2020
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    This product does work, but there are differing opinions as to the best method, probably better to research and experiment. It’s very cheap and this is reflected by the quality. Mainly the push button switch which requires some persistence to get a good contact. The plug and cable are adequate. Take home message, it works but you get what you pay for !
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  • Mr. Martin Brown
    4.0 out of 5 stars Excellent value with a slight reservation.
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 31 March 2022
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    My 4 star rating takes into account that I only paid £12.99 via Amazon.

    It de-magnetised one watch completely (see procedure below). The second watch I tried it on retained a slight magnetism no matter what I tried. In fairness, that watch is 54 years old and may have been magnetised for a long time. Maybe that makes a difference???

    PROCEDURE
    The usual instructions are to hold the object near the device and then slowly move it away. The idea is that the object will pass then through a constantly changing and diminishing magnetic field. I tried that several times, with limited success.

    What did work was to repeat that slow removal action but to constantly rotate the watch in all 3 planes at the same time as slowly withdrawing it. That process worked immediately with my Seiko Alpinist that I had carelessly left next to a loud-speaker but my 54 year old Bulova retains slight magnetism. It is barely detectable with the Lepsi App and is not enough to alter it's accuracy.

    In fairness, the excellent 'Valjoux 92' movement in that old Bulova claims to be 'anti-magnetic' - which MAY be why it is not affected by the residual magnetism. Fair play to Valjoux and to Bulova that it still works perfectly after all these years.

    [Valjoux movements were used in Rolex, Breitling, Heuer, Hamilton, Bulova, Omega, Wittnauer and many lesser brands]
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  • E.Whyte
    5.0 out of 5 stars Money well spent
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 19 November 2024
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    Pulled a couple watches back into the line since I bought it a few years ago.
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  • Richard
    1.0 out of 5 stars Don't rely on the the 'little blue demagnetiser box'to cure your magnetised watch ills.
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 4 February 2020
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    I'm sorry to report that this item was a total waste of money. Simply, it did not work.
    I have a 23 year old Tag Heuer automatic watch, which I love, but of late it has suffered from magnetism and no longer keeps time. Checks using a compass and the Lepsi app indicated that it had been magnetised, presumably from iPhones and iPads. Following instructions, (not supplied with the tool) obtained on line I attempted to use the demagnetiser several times but it just didn't work.
    I'm now seriously considering abandoning my old Tag and buying a battery watch commensurate with modern living.
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  • Mr. R. Smith
    5.0 out of 5 stars Good piece of kit so simple to use
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 27 March 2018
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    Check out the video/s on youtube if you are not sure how to use this as it does not come with written instructions. Basically, if you need to demagnetise your watch simply place it on the surface and keep the button pressed for 10 seconds. You will hear a slight humming noise. Once the 10 seconds have expired keep you finger on the button and move the watch slowly away from the demagnetiser until the hum stops and then release the button. If you are still finding problems with the watch try it a few times more. My own watch needed 3 attempts but now it is bang on time.
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  • Pat Stephens
    5.0 out of 5 stars Works perfectly
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 21 January 2022
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    Demagnitised a 60 year old omega watch
    You place the watch on the unit, press the red button, leave the watch on the unit for four seconds and then move it slowly away and upwards to a height of about a foot
    Total success
    You do need an adaptor from a two pin to a three pin plug
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