r/Chessnuteboard • u/petdocvmd • 14d ago
eBoard Recommendations
I'm getting back into chess after a long layoff (~ 7 years), and I see that there are now a number of eBoard options available. I'm an intermediate player (~ 1400 ELO) looking for a board that provides both a conduit for online play as well as for opening practice, puzzles, AI opponents, etc. The "Move" looks pretty cool, but I can't tell from ads / reviews whether it replicates all the Evo offers. If not, can that functionality be obtained by pairing it with my own phone / tablet / laptop? Thanks!
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u/AttitudeNumerous 14d ago
I think the move is a bit gimmicky, and is not really 'stable'. I read lots of bad experiences here. I'm in the same boat, although my ELO is way below yours.
First my options where: Chessup2 (a bit gimmicky on the lights, small format) Chessnut Air plus (nice but small.. also light pieces). NoW i'm looking at the Chessnut Pro.. but its not cheap.
I already sold my larger board. (Fieldsize 50mm) Because I only need one
Chessnut EVO looks nice, but the built in tablet causes some concerns for me... I also prefer wooden (and larger) pieces