300 piece poker chip set "Suited Design" 11.5g clay composite in lockable silver case with Dealer Button

I'm not an expert card player, just poker with the guys - the chips are sturdy, with a nice weight and feel. The two decks of cards are nothing special, but they work just fine. The case is good unless you are planning on locking it, which, as is usual with these cases, the keys and locking mechanisms are very cheaply made. In fact, the keys did not fit one of the latches. But overall very satisfied.

When I was considering ordering this chip set, I was speculative. I usually prefer to see something like this before I buy it so I can either confirm or discard the criticisms that I have heard. I am not sure about other people, but I am completely satisfied with this product. The case is sturdy, and the handle remains intact. The chips are nice quality. I hear that clunk sound that I was expecting from them. However, if you are looking for an even louder clunking sound, you can find 14g chips on Amazon also. When I scratch them, I leave no mark. They are not pieces of bendable plastic. You cannot see this in the picture, but the chips actually come tightly wrapped in clear plastic to prevent a mess inside the case or scratching of the chips during shipment. The cards are good One A brand plastic coated 54 card decks (with jokers). Everything that it claims to include is included. The set is as pictured. Actually, the only difference is that the chips are arranged from left to right: white, blue, black, and red. (The picture shows red, blue, black, and white). Who really cares about that? If that offends you, just switch them around when you receive the set. That is the worst thing that I have to say about it. Be careful with the keys, though, because they are made of thin metal and will bend if you try to force the case to lock. Luckily, there are two if you have to learn this the hard way the first time. This set even contains one thing that is not pictured, and that is an instruction sheet with hand rankings as well as how to play texas hold 'em, seven card stud, and five card draw. If you are wondering whether or not 300 chips is enough, it really depends on how you like to play. When playing with friends, do you like to start with deep stacks or short stacks? For the average player, I would say this is designed for 4-6 players, which means that each of you would get 50-75 chips, which should be plenty. If you want to play 8-10 player games, go for the 500 piece chip set. But for me personally, there is no way I could fit anymore than 6 people at my dining room table without cramming anyway. In conclusion, the set has met my expectations, contains good quality parts, and works well for a medium sized game. All this for $29.99 new with free shipping despite it weighing 13 lbs, I say buy it!

The chips are of poor quality - see the photos for the details. But they all arrived safely (nothing broken), though some plastic wrappings were torn. Weighing the chips on the kitchen scale, the red chips are 11.6g and the white chips vary from 11.7g to 11.9g; I haven't unwrapped the blacks or the blues because I plan to return the product.The chips look like they are plastic because of the dimples (see photo of red chip). A sliver of the edge of one of the chips crumbled when I touched it, though, so they indeed must be clay composite. (I am not entirely sure what clay composites are, to be honest, but that's the type of poker chips to get, according to some reviewers online.)The design patterns of the white chips are apparently printed in layers, and the misaligned design on the bottom layer shows through the top (see the photo of white chip). This makes the chips look unprofessional. The edges of the chips are also unclean, with misaligned patterns, and unclean molding.The case itself seems nice. It comes with some other pieces which are also not terribly high quality. I haven't opened the cards since I plan to return the product. The product also comes with some plastic color cards - I guess they are used in some games - they are scuffed, though they are the least of the disappointments.

For the price, this is an OK set. The chips have a nice feel to them and stack well, but a few had molding flash around the edge that I had to smooth off. There are also quite a few on which the chip body color flows over the white design markings around the edge. These are minor problems, and of course don't affect play at all. The case seems solid, fits well, and should last with normal handling. Several extras were included, such as blinds, cut cards, and a couple of poker chip keychains. The included decks of cards are of average quality, but we substituted Copags, purchased from Amazon, which are much nicer.

The lock kind of sucks, even though I never use it and also, the decks that it comes with are horrible!The chips feel nice though.

This is exactly what I expected. I don't play a ton of poker, but from time to time I do enjoy a game. We had people over to play, and when I dusted off the old chips, they were cheap and plastic. It was time to order new ones, and my only requirement was that they have the weight and just as importantly the sound of clay casino chips. This set does just that. I didn't really want or need the case, dice, cards, or blind chips (just got the set because it was the cheapest) but they actually come in handy. Great buy, and although I love buying from Amazon for the Prime shipping, this came quickly.

This product is great except that it doesn't include the 6 dealer buttons as promised by the product description on the website. For that alone, I took 2 stars off.

The product was great. Product looks and feels awesome, and the price makes it even more amazing. When the product was defective, the seller replaced it for me as well.