Looking for suggestions on electronic chess clock

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KUDZU9

I'd like to buy a reasonably-priced chess clock that is small enough to not take up much space in my travel backpack and sturdy enough to hold up during use. This is for personal/casual use, so don't need all the bells and whistles.  Any suggestions on something that has a decent balance between cost and quality/reliability would be appreciated.

RussBell

This should fit your requirements nicely.....two versions of this clock....take your pick....

Wholesale Chess Basic Digital Game Timer Review...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJrwFkzGEK4

Wholesale Chess Advanced Digital Game Timer...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zcEyqzNBIcQ

https://www.wholesalechess.com/store/chess_clocks

https://www.amazon.com/stores/page/3E0B9228-8B92-41B0-B7C1-486697F0C060?ingress=2&visitId=e8e60ecb-7ae5-4baf-8b26-e11d3ab543ae&ref_=ast_bln

jarekczek

Just use your phone and a chess clock application. I use the one provided by Chess.com. As it comes to cost/quality ratio it is unbeatable happy.png

KnightsForkCafe

DGT 960 clock is extremely compact. Was able to fit it inside a 15 inch folding board.

welifivin

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