Lexibook, Harry Potter, Electronic Chess Tactile Keyboard and Light and Sound Effects, 32 Pieces, 64 Levels of Difficulty, Family Board Game, CG3000HP

I bought the game for £44 and I'm well happy with it's strength. Ideal Xmas present for a child who's a beginner or an advanced adult. Pieces are a bit light but recognisable.

Very good toy lots of different functions

I'm a very bad chess player so I purchased the ChessMan Elite to improve my game. It's the cheapest chess computer I could find which does show in the quality of materials used. Two of the buttons did not operate smoothly so I opened the back and found they were rubbing on the inside of the case, after trimming them down a bit they now work perfectly. The plastic chess pieces are horrible so I purchased a small wooden set from Amazon for £6.99, they are much better, slightly heavier and a better size for the board. After all that I am very pleased with it. I could have paid a lot more for no great advantage to me. It works well, but you need to read the instructions first if you haven't used one before. It's great fun and early days but I can hold my own on level one now.

I am happy with the purchase 😊

so disappointed with this set - could have got cheaper, but went with a recognised brand. arrived and then spent the first 30 mins putting the magnets back on and removing the sticky stuff that was on the pieces as a result of the magnets falling off, I am losing my sight (hence purchased one with sound and lights) and the instructions are written in a font that I am not sure anyone could read. Plus - given it has a port for power I am really surprised it doesnt come with a power supply ( yess this is mentioned on the site) and the pieces are in brown envelopes, so where do you store them once opened?!!! not exactly user friendly

As a computer chess game this is excellent, but badly let down by the lightweight pieces that are easily knocked over.I bought a magnetic chess set ( Snocyo) and used the chess men from this to replace the pieces.I had hoped the magnetic bottoms would work on the Lexibook, but unfortunately they didn’t.If you’re buying the Lexibook, be prepared to replace the pieces.Such a shame the Lexibook didn’t come with magnetic pieces.

Better than I expected, not too sure how to do everything on it yet as I am still just a beginner.It would’ve been a lot nicer, if it was bigger though, or maybe the chest pieces were a little bit smaller because I fall all over the place. Great item. I’m happy with it and so far. It’s been teaching me the moves so that’s fine. I’m also a Harry Potter fan so I’ve got all of the chess sets from the mini one, the electronic one, the magnetic one, and I’ve even got the large Lewis set, and hopefully will be able to save up for the Noble collection HP chess set.

Nine-year old delighted with this and plays wizard chess with her friends on it all the time. Board and pieces excellent size and design. Tremendous value for money.