Automatic Card Shuffler 2/1/4/6 Deck,Battery-Operated Electric UNO Poker Shuffler,Playing Card Shuffler for Home Card Game,Travel

Got this to shuffle the large Uno deck we use. My daughter has trouble shuffling cards and always had to have someone else do it for her. Now she can easily shuffle with this device. It's fun to watch her as she taps the lever to shuffle over and over to shuffle slowly. It works very well but will sometimes flip a card upside down or have them land along the side of the rest of the deck. It's cheep plastic and looks like it will easily break, but so far it has held up well.

Works just as advertised, quickly and efficiently for card players to get to the next round!!!!!

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.

Shuffles cards like it should. Only used it a couple times but still seems good. Use it for uno no mercy.

I purchased a smaller version previously that is powered by AA batteries. It works pretty well so far. I gave it to my daughter and son-in-law as they have many card games. I decided to try this larger one. I didn't notice that it runs on C batteries, but no problem. I have rechargeable C batteries for it.The first one I received would not work. The battery compartment is poorly designed, and I could never insert the batteries in a way that would make it work. I knew the batteries were good. I should have known when the seller automatically sent a message after shipping saying that if it doesn't work, try bending this and that in the battery compartment. Do not return it without contacting them (the don't want Amazon to bill them for the refund and the shipping). I replied and told them it didn't work. They made suggestions for tinkering with it, but I told them I shouldn't have to mess with it. So, they sent me another that arrived very quickly. Guess what? Same problem with the new one. So, I got out my multimeter and a small tool kit. I examined the battery compartment and confirmed with the multimeter that the batteries couldn't make contact. The negative terminal springs are flimsy and bend down when the batteries are inserted. I had to pry them back into position with a small screwdriver once the batteries were in place. There is a plastic ridge near the positive side where the button top is supposed to make contact with the positive terminal. However, there is a plastic track there that contacts the top of the battery and prevents the button top of the battery from making contact with the plate at that side of the battery compartment. I had to bend each of those to the point of pulling out past the plastic track and finally could get a voltage reading on the multimeter. Then, the device worked.This device shuffles the large deck of cards for one of our games but the spring for the shuffled deck holder is too weak and allows the shuffled cards to drop too far down. As a result, the next cards turn sideways and upside down in the holder. You then have to dig them out and go through the shuffled deck to find cards that are facing the wrong way. To correct this problem, I found I needed to support the shuffled card holder with my finger and not allow it to go down any further than necessary. That solved that issue.The seller did not want the first device returned, so I still have it. I probably can tinker with it and get it to work. I suppose I'll keep it as a spare. These things are cheap plastic, so I don't know how long they'll last. I didn't have to, but I decided to keep this one since I got it to work. To do over, I would have purchased another of the smaller ones that take AA batteries. This one is much larger than we needed anyway.

This is the second one that I have purchased. The first one was for a grandchild, and it is still working after 2 years. Pretty amazing.

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.

Great product. Can be a little touchy but shuffles 6 decks of Skyjoe cards easily. I bought 2 more to give to friends and family