Darts Deluxe Dart Scorer

Large easy to use electronic scorer. Very good quality. Perfect for any dart player. Many functions. Arrived perfectly packaged.

Nice and compact. Good value for money. Easy setup. Good quality.Recall scores easily.

Instructions could be clearer. You can download a manual from their website. Also, the insertion and removal of batteries would benefit from some clear instructions.

Fantastic !! Being the only one that can count /subtract my game was affected with brain ache . Now it’s so much better I only have to add . The machine is well made and easy to use , well packaged and arrived the next day

Great to use

Easy to use and looks fab on my new darts setup. Either mains or battery operated makes this easy to place wherever you want it. A bit pricey but I think it’s well worth it.

I had great hopes for this item, not one of the cheapest, but not the most expensive by long way. fantastic delivery, ordered one day, arrived the next day. no problems there.. The address label had been stuck directly to the box, no bag or box, just the manufacturers box. So as a gift, the box was now no good, unless you want to spend hours steaming the labels off, while trying to conserve the integrity or the box, massive fail.. Took the electronic dart scorer out of the packaging, looks very cheap, certainly not nearly £100 worth, not that I want to drop it, but accidents happen, and this cheap toy would fail on the first bounce. The readouts are good, nice and bright. Good size buttons too. But the instructions, basically a double side printed A4 sheet, that explains what every does, but that's it. No real explanation of what the modes are, or how you can change from one game to another. Only by experiment did I find out the quite easiest way to change anything, is to switch it off and then back on. The power lead that comes in the box is the old mini USB, whereas I thought all new USB items had to be USB C, not that it matters, the lead seem to have enough length, but only if the electronic dart scorer is next to the plug, some people that will use this, will not have a plug that close, so will need to put an extension lead in, or move the dart board. As the box is ruined, it looks like I may have to keep this one, and I don't have a dart board set up at my house. and either by the cheaper one, that almost looks identical, and gift that one. Or make up some really poor excuse about how the box is in such poor condition. Either way, I'm stuck with this cheap toy dart scorer that cost nearly £100... so not really cheap at all.

Recently acquired a dartboard, we got this scoreboard for fun, it makes the whole game time fun and good to keep score. Easy to use and functions available on it let you play against the computer. My son uses it alone all the time to help improve his game.