GLD Products 777 Viper Electronic Dartboard with 40+ Games, Auto-Scoring LCD Display, Perfect for Sports Enthusiasts

Kevin snee: Lovely board.

United Kingdom on Oct 01, 2023

salimag: Beau produit de prime abord mais désillusion à l'usage
En effet, elle ne prend pas en compte les points (alors que la flèche est dans la cible) ou compte les mauvais points (flèches dans le 20 compte 5...)

France on May 24, 2023

Joseph P. Lainey: An error message comes up on every game played and the game has to be restarted.
I return the item.

Canada on Apr 18, 2023

Amazon Customer: I can't believe this dartboard is not a 5 star on here. I put it up with fastening strips and it holds beautifully on the wall I used 4 pairs. Plenty of options of games and a very simple interface to setup to your desire and preference. My advice would be to make sure you get the right dart equipment. Many of the complaints on this board are to do with the poor equipment been used on the board. Don't use cheap tack stems and tips on any electronic board or you will encounter numerous problems. Get quality tips from Target or Unicorn that suit the board they will stay straight and not bend. Cheap tips bend or stick in the board and this causes unlimited bounce outs on the board. It can also lead to damaging the board if you use to heavy gram darts making the numbers stick and you needing to loosen them regular. This board picks up the point of the darts well and only now and again do you have to give the dart a push to register the score of it. It's also got a lovely feature in games where when it gets down to the finishes if your maths ain't great it assists you and tells you what to go for. Comes with a detailed manual what tells you how to play the games. The beauty also is the...

United Kingdom on Jan 17, 2021

Julia: The product is awesome. The braids is hug and easy to use. The darts come with additional plastic tips, which is great. However, even if the dart does not land on the board but the board is hit, it will recognize the points, so it's lacking accuracy. I think this is the case for most electronic dartboards. Overall, Great value and lots of fun

Canada on Dec 30, 2020

Nick Tropiano: Researching electronic dart boards on-line, the Viper 777 made (I think) every list as the best budget board. However, I almost didn't buy it because of all the one-stars here. Then I read them. Wow. Firstly. Bounce outs are negligible IF you ditch the cheap, lousy, too light starter darts that come with the board and buy better tips. Both are inexpensive. You'll need tips anyway and eventually outgrow the 'starter darts" that come with the board, so do a little homework, spend a few bucks more, and get them straight-away. I bought two, three-dart sets of 16 gram darts for five bucks each right here, and a pack of 50 tips recommended by another reviewer. I also practiced the proper way to throw a dart. Bounce-outs now only happen on rare instances when the dart hits the spider, which is about as often as a traditional dartboard -- even less often, actually. Next -- nowhere does is say on the box or manual that it comes with an AC adapter, though you can use one if you want. For now, I'm sticking with three AA's. Finally, the darts are no more difficult to remove than a traditional cork dartboard. You simply have to gently twist them to the right and pull them out. The board scores...

United States on Oct 25, 2020

Domiknow: In order to enjoy this board, you MUST buy the below two items along with the board (I'll explain further, don't worry)

1. Buy your own set of darts (18g weight or less). You can get a decent set of less than $20.
2. Buy these EXACT tips (VERY IMPORTANT) - PerfectDarts Pixel Soft Tips by Target

Step one is important for the simple fact that the darts that come with the board are basically toys. They are tiny, too light, and very cheap... not even close to the quality of the cheap generic bar darts... which are garbage in themselves. I just keep them in the dart holders on the side of the board (like in the pic) because I like the way it looks.

Step two is THE MOST IMPORTANT thing to do in order to enjoy this board! I repeat, if you do not buy those exact tips, you will regret it immediately! I read this in another buyers review and I'm glad I listened. First and foremost the tips that come with the board are complete trash... seriously, just throw them in the garbage when you get them... do not even keep them for emergency spares.

I did a lot of research on tips and most places will tell you that the best tips on the market are the Viper Tufflex III...

United States on Apr 19, 2020

Roc Sansotta: To start, about all the 1-star reviews in reference to bounce-outs, I'm wondering how people are throwing the darts. You need to hold the dart right where the plastic fin and metal shaft connect. If you hold the darts at the front next to the tip, you're not going to get a straight throw and will probably have a very high bounce-out rate. By holding and throwing from where the plastic and metal connect, even my six-year-old daughter hits the board with infrequent bounce-outs.

Moving on from that, I didn't used the stock tips, but am using Tufflex tips as they're cheap yet super sturdy, so no snapped tips in the board.

After about 30 games on the machine, I'm happy with the choice we made on this board and really don't see why any of the more expensive boards are necessary. I also don't think I'll ever buy a non-electronic board again as I love not having to score manually. This board offers a variety of games, but we only play 301 and cricket (and I really enjoy the quick cricket game select option on the board). Hit detection is perfect and I've only encountered one jam on the grid, which resulted from hitting a dead center bullseye. As for the jam, the board...

United States on Apr 16, 2020