TWONE White Cloud Magnetic Wall Key Holder - Easy to Mount - Powerful Magnets Keep Keychains and Loose Keys Securely in Place

Holds one set of keys well. Haven't had to try more.

Strong magnet. Comes with a few key rings. Keeps my keys organized and readily available

It’s so cute and effective. Easy to stick. Must recommended if u want to make ur wall look nice and cute.

It is super cute and really strong! My keys are heavy and have a clip to hold them on my belt loop for work. The magnet holds them very securely.

The original adhesive is SUPER weak and it will fall off the wall if you plan to put multiple keys on it! Especially if they have charms like mine do.It wasnt an issue though as I found a really good solution to it... Simply get some small command strips and attach them to the cloud, then to the wall. Hasn't fallen since then! Plus its so super cute and the magnet it pretty strong for what it is.

Has a heavy duty magnet! Holds three sets of keys, and easy to install! The white clouds looks great compared to some hooks.

Magnet itself is very strong very convenient to use

Stay tuned for explanation on how I safely got this thing off after 1 year on my apartment wall:This cloud’s adhesive lasted me my entire 12-month lease period! It never fell after the first installation and the magnet was strong enough for me to put not only my keys but my bf’s keys as well whenever he would come over. It made it so easy to never lose my keys!Now if I you are moving and want to keep your deposit, this is how I removed from the wall with virtually no damage ^^ Disclaimer: I am just sharing what worked for me, results may vary 😊You’ll need:1. Patience2. Handheld clothes steamer (I got mine for like $15 on Amazon and it’s one I already had)3. String floss4. Soft dental pick5. A small towelStep 1) First I heated up my steamer and “traced” the cloud at an angle, doing my best to get the hot steam in between the gap between the cloud and the wall.Step 2) I let the wall cool for about 20 seconds, (to minimize paint coming off) and starting at the top of the cloud, I took my string of floss and stuck it between the gap “sawing” back and forth rapidly to try and separate some of the adhesive from the wall. If it seemed to not be going deeper down the gap, I repeated Step 1 in the area I was struggling with and alternated between “sawing” with the string floss and occasionally using the soft floss pick to “poke and wedge” between the gap.Step 3) Repeat this process to loosen up the top, left and right side of the cloud, and do the bottom side last. You can VERY GENTLY tug at the cloud along the way just to make sure you have loosened it up a bit.Step 4) Once you’ve done all of the steps above and you can get at least 3/4 of the length of your soft floss pick between the cloud and the wall, starting from the top of the cloud, use the string floss to aggressively “saw” all the way through to the bottom of the cloud until the cloud comes off!Step 5) If you have adhesive residue left over there are many things you can do to get it off. I steamed it, waited for the wall to cool and scraped/rolled it off with my fingers which took about 10 minutes I’d say, but maybe with Magic Eraser or Goo-Be-Gone it would be easier.Step 6) Breathe a sigh of relief that your wall is still in tact. I hope this helps some people! :)