Automatic Card Shuffler 2 Deck, Battery Operated Card Dealer Machine, Electric Casino Card Shuffler for UNO, Blackjack, Texas Hold'em, Home Card Games

Works great but is a little noisy. Much easier than trying to shuffle two decks by hand.

This works really quite well. The cards just have to be straightened up and split into two piles, then loaded into each side of the top. Press and hold the button until all have been shuffled. Then pull them out of drawer and repeat as needed. It is a bit loud, but placing a cloth or placemat beneath helps a little. Great relief for those with arthritis in their hands.

This works good. I use with one deck. The push button is in the front, under the slide in card tray and took me a minute or two to find. It takes 4 double A batteries. It is pretty noisy but it works good and was a great price. I may glue a chord to the plastic card try because it slips out easily and I know I am going to loose it. It is very lightweight. works good for our weekly card game for a great price.

This is a great little shuffler, our family plays Uno almost every night, and it helps shuffle the cards so we don’t all end up with the same color. Haha!

this product works well. My family loves it since none of us can shuffle cards. How ever if you have a deck of card that has a count greater than 52 Divided into two pile and shuffle each pile separately.

These are fairly expensive for what it you get, but as I have arthritis, and young grandkids who like to play cards, this is a good option for all of us. Their hands are too small to shuffle a 2-deck pack of Monopoly cards, and some days my hands aren't up to the task, so this solves all problems.It is noisy, but that's because it's made of cheap, hollow plastic, and every card slams into the side of the container, making a loud noise with each hit. Since it machine-guns the cards into the walls from both sides, that's a lot of racket. If the Manufacturer put a bit of smooth felt on each side, I think that would go a long way to reducing the noise. (My felt is too thick to add, as there's little room to spare on the sides, and I'm not sure it's smooth enough to not catch on the cards.)I will say, I ground down the "feet" on this, and applied Felt pads on the bottom, instead. That helped some with the noise, & cuts down on scraping my table up, to boot. (Seriously Mr Manufacturer, noise & scraping my table are not good selling points, & both are easily fixed on your end.)Lastly, this could be improved with a simple piece of curved metal to apply downward pressure onto the two sides being fed through. The cards are dragged from the bottom of the pile by a spinning rubber wheel, but once the card pile reduces, they just bounce around. I apply my fingers as light pressure to get things moving, but I really shouldn't have to. This is a design flaw. One curved piece of metal, to apply light pressure would likely solve the issue of not feeding cards evenly, & fairly easily done at the factory.OVERALL: I knew it would be noisy from other reviewers. I also know we need help shuffling, so this is pretty much the only option out there at a price we can justify. It works. It could be improved, but it works, and it's only a few seconds of noise, then we're playing again. I don't regret the purchase.

Mskes shuffling cards easy

Quick shuffling