Electronic Scoreboard with Remote,Protable LED Digital Cornhole Score Keeper with Tripod,Score/Timer/Count Up/Countdown/Stopwatch/Gym Mode for Backyard lawns Table Game Indoor Outdoor

For what it can do, and for what you get, it's over-priced. I like it for what it can do, although it feels like it could have been programmed to do a little more/offer more usage options. For this price, it should have been more flexible in the programming.

This is a great unit for cornhole. Need a table as the tripod is heavy duty but only about 10 inches tall. Love it. No more dropping magnets.

My family plays a lot of pickle ball, so I was excited about this. The idea was simple: magnetically attach this to the chain link fence and use the remote to update the score or pause the timer or see a clock during a game.I love that I can use this for a variety of things – timing, scoring, clock, etc. Boy, wouldn’t it be cool if you could do all three at once on this thing, though? It performs just one function at a time, but that’s all I expected.The scoreboard itself does not feel made of premium material. Just plastic. The buttons on top are labeled with stickers that looked like they were beginning to peel off as soon as I opened the box. I’m worried about not knowing what the buttons do anymore after a few years of wear and tear or just one good storm. By the way, it’d be super nice if this thing were rain-resistant. I don’t think it is.The beeps work and have an adequate volume, but they aren’t pleasant to listen to by any means.It would have been smart if a tripod thread was built into the bottom of this scoreboard rather than have to use a separate mount.The tripod itself feels far more premium than the timer. The tripod is made of metal and has nice rubber feet to stay steady. It extends only as high as you see in the promotional photos, so don’t expect much height from this.Sadly, it doesn’t seem like this scoreboard can charge via a USB-C-to-USB-C cable (only USB-A-to-C). That’s sad for anyone who wants to carry only one cable as we move into a USB-C-centric future. When I plug in a C-to-C cable the charging logo doesn’t show and the device beeps rapidly like it’s a bomb.This comes with two drawstring pouches – one for the tripod and one for the scoreboard – which is a nice touch, but they’re both basic material. No soft felt here. It’s also nice that this comes with a power adapter in the box.The remote is nice, though simplistic in layout. It is a nice touch to have a sliding cover to protect the buttons when you don’t want to accidentally press them in your pocket. While the remote comes with a keychain and is magnetized so you can keep it attached to the scoreboard, I have a similar timer that the remote slides out of. The remote is actually stored inside the timer. That would make it much less likely to be lost and I wish this timer had that feature.The magnet on the scoreboard itself is too weak for my liking. It barely stayed on a metal pole I attached it to; the scoreboard wanted to slide down under its own weight. My other timer’s magnet works just fine on the same pole.The multiple uses for buttons on this can be a bit confusing unless you use this every day and learn it by heart. I don’t like that you can’t flip through all the modes rapidly. Once you get to score mode, you have to hold the "mode" button for three seconds to continue to the next mode. I understand why that is, but it’s annoying.All in all, this is a handy device that performs as intended, but the main component feels too cheap and too poorly-designed for the price.UPDATE: You can barely see the screen outside on a sunny day. Ugh.

My daughter uses this in the summer to keep track of the shots she gets up for basketball. It's great. It works wonderfully. She loves it.

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Good quality. Works great.

I LOVE this LUCKY TIME Electronic Scoreboard with Remote & Tripod! All the pieces and the multipage manual might be intimidating, but don't worry. I put the whole thing together and had it operating in just minutes - without even looking at the manual. It is so intuitive! Just screw the bracket/holder onto the tripod. Then dial the tiny wheel on the bracket to tighten down the holding armpiece so that it's almost completely down - then snap in the rectangle scoreboard with the front facing forward (you'll be able to read the words on top). Then pull off the protective cover (or leave it on). On the right side of the scoreboard, flip the little ON switch and you are all set. The scoreboard numbers can be advanced or set back directly on the scoreboard or from the handy remote. The remote works from a good distance so you will be able to stay out of the way and still keep score. The key fob-sized remote has a handy snap hook so you can clip it to your belt loop or pocket edge (or onto the bracket for storage). The remote das a convenient slide cover so that you don't accidentally change the score in your pocket or in the excitement of the game. It comes with a USB cord and a 2-pronged plug so you can recharge it on a laptop or in a wall outlet. It came all charged up and ready to go right out of the box. This is a great addition to family games such as corn hole. I do recommend!

We use this to keep track of scores in cornhole matches. It works great, remote has good range! I would recommend this.