Arachnid Cricket Maxx 1.0 Electronic Dartboard Cabinet Set - Walnut Finish Doors - 34 Game Types with 183 Variations - Up to 8 Players - Includes Six Soft Tip Darts

Great board. This is my second as the first one lasted years but it took a beating. Price point is great as well as the board.

Shipped quick. Sturdy design

The player screen broke during our first game on this board. My wife was off trying to hit a double 17 and hit the player screen and it cracked instantly. Plastic needs to be stronger since it's so close to play area.

We absolutely love this thing.

According to the pictures this dart board was going to be a decent buy, I was wrong. This dart board is not worth the $100.00 I paid for it. The quality and craftsmanship is more like a $40 to $50 board.Lets start of with the packaging, it looked like they found this in the back of a warehouse that they forgot about.Next, taking it out of the box, I did liked the color of the fake wood. It matched the rest of the furniture in my game room. The doors did not sit right, but I figured that was from the original shipping. I could fix that. I then realized that after getting it mounted that one of the doors would not close properly. the hinges on the right door were bent, and there are (4) tiny magnets in the edge of the doors, I guess this was their attempt to get the doors to hold better, which might have worked, if they were not put in wrong. If don't understand, the magnets are pushing away from each other, which causes the one door to stay open.This board was probably put together in record time, cause screws were stripped, cricket counter was screwed down at a 70 degree angle and the cable to it was screwed across the dart holders on the door.To finish, the sound wasn't really loud on high volume, and I noticed the the voice was only coming out of (1) of the (2) speakers. Again I just figured maybe the other speaker came unplugged on original shipping. Last laugh was on me, because $100 doesn't buy you (2) $0.10 speakers.The only reason I am keeping this dart board is because I have invested so much of my time to get it to sit and work properly.My suggestion, spend a little more money on what I'm hoping is going to be a better quality Dart Board. I know I will very soon.

The media could not be loaded. This has been a very fun dartboard. The funny part of it is that it will smack talk you.😜 if you choose the Heckler mode

I really like that this product is a soft tip dart board WITH the cabinet. It looks classy and also protects your wall. A few things stand out to me that I did not like though. There are only 2 mounting holes on the top, so, the bottom pulls away from the wall occasionally. The electronic board doesn’t display which round you’re in, which I feel like is usually pretty standard on an electric board. You can’t turn off the sound completely which would be a big upgrade. The darts are horrible! I bought new ones within the first 5 uses, because all of the flights holders broke. The last thing is that the cricket score board on the right is too low and prevents you from having a set of darts in the right door holders. I unscrewed the wire and the electronic board and moved it up several inches, so now, you can hold 4 sets of darts. (See photo). All in all, the board is good, but it has some weird quirks. It’s definitely a decent buy for just over $100, but I recommend moving the electronic side board up and buying a decent set of darts right out of the gate.

In regards to functionality and performance, I found this dartboard to be almost as good as the ones at my neighborhood bar. There are a lot of different games to choose from. Up to eight players can play, though we only tried two player games thus far. The scorekeeping was accurate. The sensitivity of the board is good. Where it differs (compared to the ones at the bar): 1) The machine does not detect any darts that hit outside of the scoring ring; 2) Darts thrown outside of the scoring ring seem to bounce off more often than they stick; 3) If you score on all three darts, the dartboard will automatically prompt you to remove the darts, but if you fail to score with one or more darts, you will have to push a button to hear the prompt to remove the darts; 4) After you remove the darts, you have to push a button to switch to the next player. All this being said, this dartboard costs only slightly more than $100 so it's not really fair to compare this to a dartboard costing several times more. The bottom line is that this dartboard is a good value for the money. It is fun to play and I'm happy to have added it to my game room. I have no complaints about it.