In the market for a new magnetic glass cleaner

[cwschoon]

I am setting up a 120 GLASS mixed reef in a few weeks and it seems that the above products are in a class of their own. Any more feedback out there? Anyone used both and have a preference?
Thanks.

 

[saf1]

Neither. Buy once and buy a MightyMagnet

Thanks Dmorty. Didn't see that one before and after a couple videos I'm going to order one. Heck, I was sold just on one of the names - Mighty Magnets Model F-15 in Action After wrenching on F-15's for years I was sold on the name alone - lol.

In all seriousness their site has a lot of useful information and reasonable videos of how they work. Thanks!

 

[cwschoon]

I looked at the MightyMag and tho impressive, it looks like it will trap sand and gravel, which will allow scratches on the glass!

 

[Mark9]

Just get a flipper, you won't be disappointed.

 

[Fish Keeper82]

Thanks everyone for your input. Since the voting was close and there was no negative on either, Figured I'd try the Tunze. I like the design of only the blades touch the glass. I'm really happy with it. It got some algae that the Mag Float was not getting. Partly because I was scared to scratch the glass with it. Like mentioned before the only thing I wish was better was the thin handle. It has a very smooth sliding feel as it cleans.
My glass has never looked cleaner.
Thanks again!!!

 

[fishchef]

Really like the Tiger Shark System.

 

[cwschoon]

I got the Tunze strong. Plumbing my 120 gallon tonight and may give it a try on my 60, tho am sure the magnet will be way too strong for that glass.

 

[MeghanisradxD]

What all of them said, for all the same reasons

Yep, I'm throwing my vote in for the flipper. The blades need to be replaced fairly often and it takes a bit of practice to get the flip down, but the blade replacements are inexpensive and it doesn't compare to any other magnets in my opinion.

 

[Sonyardo]

I just squeezed the trigger on a flipper after a bit of research.