DGT 2010 Official FIDE Digital Chess Clock

Great chess clock used on the highest level

Complex time controls could be a pig to programme but simple ones are a breeze. I was a little taken aback by the price in the UK; it seemed super steep compared to the US model, when purchased in the US.A cool feature to consider would be a USB connection to a phone with an app, so you have a GUI to create complex time controls. Just a thought…

Easy to set up and use. Great for keeping games short in social situations

I bought this for my grandson who's an 8 year old competent beginner. He took to it naturally and it's robust enough for his age group.A chess clock/timer isn't just for tournaments or club matches. I believe that every chess player should try playing with a clock, even in 'family' games. It focuses the mind and encourages rapid positional assessment. And lightning/blitz games are great fun!This model of clock has been a standard for years now and has the FIDE seal of approval. What a pity then that it's sold at such an exorbitant price. It's plastic with low cost electronics - yes, it will last for years but honestly, the price is ridiculous. And I've even seen the same model on sale at twice the price! Perhaps it's the the FIDE branding - who knows?EDIT: Typo

Great chess clock. Really good quality, easy to set up. It's a must for all chess enthusiasts

It's functional, austere, clunky and dull. There are very few user-programmable slots. You could probably get one with better chess functionality for less, providing you can let go of the FIDE branding.

Use at Chess Club. Accurate. Quick delivery too. Thanks

Rubbish.