Viper X-Treme Electronic Dart Board

No major problems

[...]...Mounting involved 2 screws at the top and 1 screw in the middle at the bottom. Triple check your measurements before drilling!! If you're off by even a couple millimeters...Read complete review

[...]...Mounting involved 2 screws at the top and 1 screw in the middle at the bottom. Triple check your measurements before drilling!! If you're off by even a couple millimeters then it will not be as firmly secured as it should be. If you do happen to mount it precisely then it is rock solid.The construction quality of the unit is quite good. The plastic edges have taken an excruciating beating from missed darts by drunken friends and the not-so-cooridated girlfriend and it shows almost no signs of damage. The only thing it does is make a mark in the plastic that you can only see if you get a light reflection on it (essentially it just smooths out the natural texture of the plastic). One thing that is a bit of a bummer is that the outer ring that has the numbers (the out of bounds area) is only secured in a couple places, meaning that if you stick a dart in there firmly then you MUST hold down the plastic as you pull the dart out or the tension of pulling the dart will cause the plastic ring to snap. Easily avoidable.. just be careful.The segments are of good quality. If one were to happen to break then you can get any [...] segment to replace it with. [...]The electronics work well for the most part. Occasionally a dart will land in a segment and the computer will count it as missing or hitting somewhere else. This generally happens when the thrown dart hits a dart that was already in the board before it sticks itself. I guess it makes a double-hit in a sense and the computer just calls it a miss... very frustrating but it's highly rare and certainly shouldn't push you away from buying the board. The one thing that is actually annoying is that the computer forces you to way for 'the computer to remove it's virtually thrown darts.' Now this might be more realistic in terms of the true pace of a game... but seriously.. do i really have to wait 10-20 seconds after the computer throws it's darts for it to pull them out. This seems very silly.As for bounce-outs it seems to depend on how hard you throw the darts. My girlfriend gets them much more than i do, but all of her throws arch more than mine so i'd have to assume that the throwing speed is a big factor towards bounce-outs. Either way, even if it does bounce out the computer will still count it so it's no big deal. If you choose not to count it because it fell to the floor then you can set that dart(or a previous dart in the round) to be a miss.Overall, the board is of very high quality and i am pleased with my purchase. I do recommend this board.