Chess computer
by Millennium
A wooden board that identifies every piece by RFID, with the ChessGenius engine built in, from gentle beginner levels to strong club play.
Best forClub players who want a strong, traditional chess computer
A classic chess computer, so no online games and a basic display.
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Smart boardChessnut Air+ChessnutThe Chessnut Air rebuilt in wood: same size and the same technology, but an all-wooden board and wooden pieces.$399.99$150 to $400
Chess computerDGT CentaurDGTA standalone chess computer with an e-paper display and an engine that adapts to your strength, so games stay close.$395$150 to $400
Best for learningTeaching smart boardChessUp 2Bryght LabsA Wi-Fi board with a touchscreen that shows legal moves and rates your choices as you play. Chess.com supports it officially.$349.99$150 to $400
Full-size smart boardGoChess ProParticulaA tournament-size light-up board in a modern or classic design, with two extra queens and the GoChess app.From $299.95$150 to $400Goes well with
The clock to buy onceClocks · Tournament clockDGT 3000DGTThe official FIDE clock, used at the World Championship, the Candidates and the World Cup. It handles every time control there is.$89.95$50 to $150
The first book to readBooks · Annotated gamesLogical Chess: Move by MoveIrving ChernevThirty-three master games with every single move explained in plain words. Many club players say this is the book that made chess click.Under $25Under $50Chosen because players widely use and recommend it, not because a maker paid to be listed. We don’t earn commissions from these links. Prices change often; check the store before you buy. About this guide
