Hi, I'm looking into getting a chessnut board. But I was wondering if it's worth its price. And with that I mean, do the owners of them keep using them for online play or do you end up just using the computer instead?
It might be a bit of a weird question, but it's the only thing that's stopping me right now.
I had a ChessUp board and I returned it. They were very willing to help with the problems I encountered, but I decided to return it anyway.
I am much happier with the Chessnut Air. The app worked for me, the "feel" of the board is better, and there's not a bunch of obnoxious lights.
And then there's the ability to "create" my own pieces with a set of sensors, which the Air can have.
I've played both computer and real people and I enjoyed playing against real people a lot. I see myself enjoying many online games in the future. It is definitely worth the money (which is less than the ChessUp).
Hi, I'm looking into getting a chessnut board. But I was wondering if it's worth its price. And with that I mean, do the owners of them keep using them for online play or do you end up just using the computer instead?
It might be a bit of a weird question, but it's the only thing that's stopping me right now.