🎲 Unleash Fun with the Hasbro A2125 Yahtzee Handheld Digital Companion! Review

I've always loved these Yahtzee portable games. Although it seems they have degraded the quality. The buttons aren't as responsive as in the old version, and rolling the dice doesn't feel as random as in older versions. The most common full house rolls I get every time. I got 3 Yahtzee in my first game, that was great. My biggest complaint is that the "hold" keys aren't as responsive. So you have to make sure that everyone has answered.

My old hand held the Yahtzee for 25 years until it died. I play the game every day. The new one is easy to use, easy to read, but slightly larger than the original. Can be used at home, waiting for a meeting or traveling (unless you are a driver lol) and the price is good. On Revain's website it was $10 more expensive for one in the original box, I don't need the original box so I ordered the cheaper one and still got it in the original box. Pleasantly surprised.

It's ok. I'm not happy with the buttons and would like to use AA or A batteries. You can tell the buttons don't last long and are already starting to get sticky and harder to press. They get stuck under the plastic with some pressure and should be deeper. It's cheap, but who wants to replace one every 6 months. If, like me, you have nervous tension and play the violin a lot, install the application. Good for travel or long car rides if you have kids. Honestly, I can't stand the old Milton…

Very small item, only used a week and after playing about 15 minutes each time, be extra careful not to press the "New Pressing Game" will reset to a new game. Very frustrating. Did it over and over again or tried to press the button with no sound and it reset the game. Poorly designed and very small, making it very difficult to avoid accidental button presses. But for the "permanent reboot" I was very aware of this issue and did my best to avoid it and eventually there was nothing I could do…

I have bought 3 of these units in the last 5 years. With all 3 there is a problem: the button at the left end of the card "sticks" often does not, and with 3 rolls of the dice it is often released by rolling the dice - even if you pressed the button to save the number of dice. it will be a void game. I think this must be a design flaw as it has happened on every device I have purchased. I don't think about the time, I clumsily urge it; I think it's a small manufacturing defect. That annoyance…

I've been playing this game in the electronic version for about 40 years. The best version of this was a game by Milton Bradley that was released a long time ago. Hasbro could have made this game a lot better if they had put a little thought into the product's hardware. The electronic part of the game is fine, but the game's hold buttons are so tiny that you can barely press them to hold the speaker. None of the buttons in the game are very high. I have very short nails and I have a hard time…

This game was purchased to replace a worn out old Yahtzee portable game. And obviously this one was designed to be LESS user friendly. I look at the old and the new side by side and it's clear that in this new version all the labels/labels on the buttons and controls are smaller and harder to read. For no apparent reason. Also, there is no way to turn it off. There is an "on" button, but once activated, that button is used to advance the game. So you can't turn it off. My guess is that you…