Electronic Chess Game
Multiple games were play-tested by members from the DePaul University chess club who assessed each unit for its performance, ease of play, and build quality, and this model won in all three categories. Panelists described it as providing a level of competition that was “pretty well matched to my online chess rating” and being comparable to real life tournaments. It was considered the easiest game to operate because its pieces moved “gracefully and accurately” on their own using a “well designed app” that was “clear to navigate.” This game was also rated superior for its durable construction and stability.
