EastPoint Sports Electronic Soft-Tip Dartboard with Electronic LED Cricket Scoring and Over 30 Game Modes Includes 12 Soft Tip Darts and 100 Replacement Tips - Great for Game Room,Basement,Garage

Added this to the garage. It was an instant hit with friends and family. The set up was easy and the guide to hang up the board was a big help.

Really sweet dart board. It works great and comes with everything you need. It easy to hang up on the wall and is a fun game for everyone. It has built in mini games in the board.

This made a great gift for a guy and his man cave. The soft tip darts are always appreciated for safety, and the electronic LED scoring is convenient during play time, so the boys don't have to keep score themselves. They cannot get bored with so many game options and variations. There are plenty of dart tip replacements in case they lose some over time as well. Comes with the hardware to hang it on the wall, but doesn't come with batteries.

Lots of Pros and Cons! Pro's first. Great dart board as far as color, style, cabinet, game features, scoring features, included darts, easy to select games. Cons: We played cricket for about two hours the first day we got it. The next day - it would not turn back on. Other issues: it was not easy to install as there is only one measurement guide. To ensure accuracy we used painters tape on the back of the board to mark the holds and then pre-drill by placing the tap on the wall. Because our board stopped working we were going to return the board for a replacement. However, replacement was not an option. We could return the board and then repurchase but the board currently costs $58 more than what we initially paid which isn't a smart consumer decision. We didn't want to take the chance on buying this board again (that we loved) and then have it malfunction and stop working again. So we decided to try another board. Unfortunately after lots of reading reviews - boards stopping to work seems to be a common problem.

My father taught me how to play darts in the 1950s. He was very good, and I thought it amazing that he could calculate and keep score in his head. I've not played darts since, but I've often thought getting my own "traditional" dartboard. Instead, I decided to try this soft-tip one.; avoiding holes in the walls seemed to make sense. The description claims it takes seconds to hang. That's true: it took me about three thousand of them. The directions are clear, and the included template is excellent. I suggest using metric instead of imperial measurements. Both are provided, but for me, 1.54 meters was easier to measure than 60.47 inches. My cabin's walls are wood, so I didn't need the wall anchors that were included. The electronic scorekeeping seems to work well. The voice might eventually get aggravating and might need to be turned off. The only game I'm familiar with is 301. I'll check out baseball and cricket options; instructions are included. The darts are just okay. Compared to steel pointed, feathered ones (I have a set packed away somewhere), they seem rather cheap, light, and poorly weighted. I bought another set of darts, and they are noticeably better. One nit-picky observation, the picture in the description seems to show three sets of darts being stored along the edge of the dartboard. Unless I'm missing something, there are storage holes for only two sets. I look forward to the next visit from my children and grandchildren. I'll challenge them and instruct them on the point of the game. In the meantime, I'll need to practice.