Thank you very much Rainer!!
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I have tested everything; Voice Control, analyzing games, playing offline and online, solving puzzles by making a photo from a book. All these things were working good, quick and with nearly no noise. You can trust the YT-videos. They are describing the real situation with the board. The only thing I didn t expect: The board is bigger and heavier than I thought. It is nothing for travelling and I have to think about the right place for the board in my rooms.
Hi. Could you please elaborate on the solving puzzles by making a photo from a book ? Also, are you able to takeback a move vs the bots ? thanks
 
    
  
  
  The lower levels of the built in AI are good for beginners. Haven’t fiddled with the app yet.
Shipping was fast, 3 days from Hong to the UK. No customs charges. For £400, it’s a bit of a steal.
 
    
  
  
  The lower levels of the built in AI are good for beginners. Haven’t fiddled with the app yet.
Shipping was fast, 3 days from Hong to the UK. No customs charges. For £400, it’s a bit of a steal.
Don't post that ... the more I see posts like this the more I want to buy one, but the last thing I need is another e-board.
Glad you are liking so far.
 
    
  
  
  @Rsava: Buy it! It was my 7th board and I decided to stop now. But it is the best! How many boards do you own?
 
    
  
  
  "there is nothing new under the sun" until David Milliern said "chess is the meaning of life" for him 
 
    
  
  
  @Rsava: Buy it! It was my 7th board and I decided to stop now. But it is the best! How many boards do you own?
I currently have 9, I use my Chessnut Pro and Chessup 2 the most.
 
    
  
  
  The lower levels of the built in AI are good for beginners. Haven’t fiddled with the app yet.
Shipping was fast, 3 days from Hong to the UK. No customs charges. For £400, it’s a bit of a steal.
Don't post that ... the more I see posts like this the more I want to buy one, but the last thing I need is another e-board.
Glad you are liking so far.
Also, I got it on interest free credit. 😃
 
    
  
  
  @Rsava: I agree. The ChessUp 2 is my favorite for playing at chess.com
The ChessUp 2 is definitely interesting, but personally I’m not a big fan of it. It feels a bit too plastic for my taste, and the black-and-white design can be quite tiring for the eyes during longer sessions.
I much prefer wooden chess computers – they have that classic charm, better craftsmanship, and just feel more natural to play on.
I personally use the Chessnut Air+ and Millennium ChessGenius Exclusive, and both have been fantastic so far.
 
    
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