Review on Viper Electronic Dartboard Interface Scoreboard by Adam Gechem

I am a league player looking for a practice board between weekly games. In general very satisfied. The darts that come with them are terrible, but on average, league darts range from $40 to $80 a set, so I wasn't expecting to replace my Black Widows with free darts out of the box. Spend $10-$20 online and get a decent set, or at least buy a decent tip. A box of 100 tips shouldn't work much, and I haven't broken any yet. Why I bought this board: It fits in my dart cabinet so all I have to do is switch between it and the brush board. The mounts for both were measured off center so it's a quick shift. It was under $70. If it breaks within one year, it is under warranty. In a year I'd rather pull out another $70 than spend $200 on Arachnid. Viper has a much better guarantee than other brands. ProsDarts Stick Scoring is clear and intuitive. No freezing. Nylon webbing, not plastic. Very durable. Lots of games so I can practice. Cons: No battery (I have an outlet but no cords - good option). phantom arrows. Even professional boards do it. If this is important to you, buy a bristle board and an electronic meter. The montage does not depend on the growth of the bull. It just needs more measurements. Buy this board. It's good value for money and the Viper is a very solid board. If your package is damaged, you will get a new one. They stand behind their products.