SHARPER IMAGE Electronic Arcade Speedball Toy Set, One/Two Player Competitive Gameplay Style, Built in Lights/Sounds Digital LED Scoreboard, 3-Feet Long/1 Meter Lane, Best Gift for Children

I bought this for my husband for his desk at work. He doesn’t want to take it for fear that somebody will mess it up. As two avid Skee Ball fans, we love using this at home. It is an electronic scoreboard with a spring loaded slide launcher. The game comes in sections, and you connect them. The connections in the rolling/shooting area are where I say this is flimsy, though they do fit into each other very snugly. The sections are also well-aligned on ours. The scoreboard allows for either 1 or 2 players scores. The ball bearings are nicely weighted, but I’d be careful around small children with them and or kids throwing them at each other, though that’s if your children are feral like ours. You can use the slide launcher as it is intended, but we have just as much fun rolling the ball bearings by hand. We did use a needle to take out some of the bubbles in the rolling surface, but other than that, we are really enjoying this tiny version of the classic Skee Ball. I recommend this for either older kids, or large childish adults. It is a great product for the money. We are currently fighting our kids for game play, but it’s on once they go to sleep.

Loads of fun for my 6 year old grandson’s birthday. It’s also great fun for his grandparents and everyone else in between !

My ten year old loves it. I have to admit, I take a couple shots every time I walk by. My only complaint is it’s very hard to score anything but a ten. I know, I know practice more, but it seems partly the way it’s made that makes it so difficult. Just my opinion. Overall pretty cool.

Who doesn't love to play Skeeball? Well, they actually call this item "Speedball" but that's because Sharper Image lawyers were involved. This toy came close to being a very fun game. But it falls short.Pros: It's Skeeball! The sound and lights work well. The scoring seems to be accurate. Easy to assembleCons: It's very difficult to score anything but 10 points. My friends and I averaged about 50% of our shots not even landing in the scoring area. The other 49% of our shots only scored the minimum 10 points. On rare occasions did we get lucky and score 20 points. And....hitting 30, 40, 50, or 100 points? Forget it. If they had just made the scoring rings a tiny bit larger or at a more receptive angle the game would have been much more competitive and so much more fun. I'm surprised that Sharper Image didn't figure that out.

Kids loved the electronic scoring and challenge of it. Pieces do not fit together perfect and surface has minor bubbles. Overall well worth the money.

Scorekeeper did not work properly. Not strongly made. Not happy with it.

There are a lot of silver balls. They are weighted. Must move perfectly to launch ball to highest position.

Cute fun little game for kids and family to enjoy!