DGT Smartboard. It's cheaper than the E-board and its also lighter so it's easier to travel with. It's full standard sized 55mm and won't have a problem recording moves even during time scrambles.
Which chess e-board to use at the club?
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Jan 5, 2024
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Certabo if you want personalized pieces. IChessOne if you want portability, or stick to DGT smartboard if you want to stick to tradition. They all have tournament sizes available. There are ofc other budget options too but those 3 would be my top picks.
I participate in a club round-robin USCF quick time control event every Monday evening. The time control is G24+5, so there isn't enough time for me to write down all of my moves, especially toward the end of the game. Because it's a quick time control, I'm not required to turn in a written move list. I'm considering a tournament-size chess e-board that will record the moves so that I can review them later at home. I could use some advice on which e-boards to consider and e-boards not to consider. Thanks!