Four Dealtron wireless drawing remotes for the MAX6

Dealtron 4PCS Wireless Drawing Remotes

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Sale price  $26.99 Regular price  $35.99
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Four Dealtron wireless drawing remotes for the MAX6

Dealtron 4PCS Wireless Drawing Remotes

Sale price  $26.99 Regular price  $35.99
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[Compatibility with Dealtron Card Shuffler&Dealer]: The original device is equipped with 8 Drawing Remotes. However, it has the capacity to support up to 12 players and 12 Drawing Remotes. We provide additional remote solutions, allowing more players to experience the ultimate enjoyment during gameplay

[Maintenance]: Each Wireless Button is powered by a single CR2032 battery. The button is designed for easy access, enabling users to effortlessly open it and replace the battery

Be kindly aware that this listing only include 4 pieces of Drawing Remotes, the original device is not included

 


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D
Dennis
Great auto-remote card dispenser

Easy to pair with the card shuffler, and makes drawing cards easy and fun.

L
Lou Alvord
Just what we needed!

Just what we needed!

K
Kindra
Fabulous Product!

These are so much fun with the dealer/shuffler! We had an epic game of Uno NO MERCY last night! Highly recommend!!!!

M
Matthias
Sehr praktisch

Sehr praktisch und macht Spaß

L
Lou's Review
Buttons

Worked well.

P
Paradox
They work well, but the battery replacement isn't easy

I bought one of the shuffler-dealers, and wanted more remotes to go along with it. These are from a different "brand" than the shuffler-dealer I bought, but they're all just white labeled Chinese stuff, and so work well with each other.

They look identical to the ones that came with my unit, pair up just as quickly, and work identically. Games night with 12 people playing Uno is a lot of fun.

I haven't had any batteries die on me, and I'm likely not to any time soon, but I was curious as to how a battery replacement would work. I used a guitar pick to separate the case in half, and popped the top off. Unfortunately, the battery appears to be on the other side of the internal PCB, meaning you'd have to take the bottom off to get to it. The bottom is glued on with mild adhesive, so getting it off is a somewhat destructive process. You can get replacement adhesive for the bottom fairly easily, I used a piece of double-sided tape, but the fact that its not just a snap-fit case is somewhat disappointing.

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