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My wife and I just started to learn how to play Cribbage and, since she has arthritis in her fingers, I was doing all the shuffling. I looked on Amazon and saw this automatic card shuffler. I saw reviews on YouTube and decided that since this was so inexpensive and reviews were mainly good, I would take a chance on it. It arrived very quickly and in perfect shape. I decided to get the USB/battery model so that we could save batteries when we used it at home. I have several old phone battery chargers and a long USB extension that works great for using it without the batteries. It works just like advertised and made shuffling a breeze. I did take some advise and cut the cards and re-shuffled a couple times. Now we can alternate dealing. I did watch a YouTube video that showed a common failure point on the shuffler and, if it happens to me, I now know how to fix it. All in all I am happy with this purchase and hope to use it for a long time. If someone in your family or group of players has arthritis get this and make life easier.

There are literally dozens of these--that all look identical--on Amazon. I picked one, this one, at random and crossed my fingers. I am pleased to report that it works great for shuffling up to a full Uno deck with little problems. There are occasional cards that get flipped or vertical when shuffling, but this happens infrequently. And when it does, it's a simple matter to just pull the card out of the machine and put it into the deck.Overall a good value if you're looking for something like this. One thing to note, of course, is that any shuffler like this will simply do a riffle shuffle, the same as you would if you did it by hand. A single riffle shuffle doesn't introduce a lot of randomness into your deck. To keep from having slightly-shuffled runs in your deal, you should run the deck through 3-5 times, and when putting the cards into the stacks, try to pull cards from the middle of the deck instead of just cutting it about halfway. This will speed things up over manual shuffling, though and it's good for people who have trouble handling the cards due to the size of their hands, arthritis, etc.

Got these card shuffler to play uno, and regular card games. It shuffles okay, it does work, and on each side it can hold about 1 full deck. It is very light. It is a good value for the price for sure, something cheap and easy to use. It does shuffle quickly and is durable, I have had it for a while while. It fits most cards about size of uno or regular decks. One thing I didn't like is the small tray that holds the shuffled cards, it is a bit clumsy and you have to hold it in places sometimes so that it says on because the cards as they shuffle seems to push it out. I also don't like the start button is actually under the tray and you have to hold it down. It would have been more practical if it was an actual button on the side or something. 3 out of 10 times we shuffle, sometimes the cards get thrown around inside the tray, or get stuck in-between so you have to take them out and put it back to reshuffle , not sure why that happens.

Does the job that I can't. Really easy.

It’s not top notch quality but it serves the purpose in what we needed it for and affordable

When it comes to simplifying card shuffling, the *FEIERYA Automatic Card Shuffler* initially seemed like a promising solution. Designed to quickly shuffle decks with minimal effort, this gadget had the potential to make game night smoother and more efficient. However, after testing it out, I ultimately had to return it due to limitations that significantly impacted its usability.The most glaring issue is its compatibility—or lack thereof. The device only works with standard-sized playing cards, which is ideal for games like Poker or Blackjack. Unfortunately, it falls short when dealing with larger or oddly shaped cards, such as those used in certain board games or specialty card games. If you're someone who enjoys a variety of card-based activities, this restriction can be frustrating.For families or hobbyists who rely on cards of different sizes, this shuffler simply isn't versatile enough. Its design doesn't accommodate the needs of modern gamers who often use cards with unique dimensions or textures, such as tarot decks or collectible trading cards. As a result, the device feels overly specialized, catering exclusively to a narrow audience.While it may be a decent tool for shuffling traditional playing cards, the inability to handle all types of cards ultimately led me to return the product. If you're looking for something that supports a wider range of card sizes, you may need to explore other options. For those with specific needs tied to standard card games, it might work well—but for everyone else, it’s likely to disappoint.

Used for our monthly card game this week. It was great for those in our group suffering from arthritis. Great idea! It would be nice if it had a rechargeable battery vs. using four C batteries.

Does the job. Mind of loud on the table but works.. You may have to shuffle a few times as it's not really a randomizer just puts every other card which is good enough for Uno