Photo is misleading, you think you get two decks for the price but it's only one. You are not even able to pick the color you prefer, making the purpose of the marketed photo really confusing.

I bought these for my 87-year-old father who struggles to see traditional playing cards. I thought the large size would be a good thing. I didn't realize that (and it makes sense to me and my mom) that the large format would mean there wasn't really space for the symbol for the suit. So instead the manufacturer uses other colors than black and red. Senior citizens can be set in their ways, and so my dad didn't want to use them (after a few trial runs) because he just couldn't get used to seeing an A (ace) in blue. Sigh. I'm not going to return them and I'm hopeful he'll give them another try. But make sure the recipient is going to be okay with non-traditional colors for the suits before you buy these. Otherwise, I can say they are very durable and yet easy to bridge shuffle. They weren't too slick to hold and I thought they were perfect. But since he refuses to use them and they were for him, I'm not giving them the highest rating because they didn't fully meet his needs.

We got these cards for my 92-year-old mom who loves to play but can't make out numbers or suits.The numerical value of the card is displayed nicely.The only complaint I have is that they're also color-coded so hearts are red, spades are black, diamonds are green and clubs are blue. I just don't understand why clubs (which are clover shaped) weren't assigned green as their color. It would just make it a tiny bit easier for visually impaired people. Duh.

We didn't test these items. They were gifted to an adult care facility

You do get only 1 deck for the price listed. I thought I'd get two, based on the picture. Just a heads up.

Like it. But only don't give you the choice of colors I ordered 4 got 3 reds and 1 blue. We play an card game and it takes two decks to use so obviously can't use mix blue and red

Fiur different colors and only one deck the photo for the ad is misleading

These cards got mixed reviews from two other couples. Two of the people actually refused to play with them! I was quite pleased with them and with the ease of separating the cards (because of the colors). We will keep trying with other players to see if we can find some who will accept them.

These cards are a great size for people who are vision impaired. They also are color-coded, which I'm not sure helps that much. Nice quality!

I love these cards but they take some getting used to using. My mom does not like them because she keeps trying to look at the small icons with the suits and it's hard for her to focus on the large numbers and letters of different colors. The right people might enjoy these especially as they are very easy to see.

Good cards but 2 things wrong.1) Diamonds should be BLUE Not green. - Clubs should be Green.2) The cards are missing One eyed Jacks Kings etc.... Which means these can't be authentic Bicycle brand

Large numbers on cards but... no picture cards for kings, queens and jacks... still very easy to see numbers, good but, if you don't need to see the Picture Cards

The cards are easy to read as long as you're playing a game that doesn't require you holding more than 10 cards at a time. The numbers are really large, so you have to fan them out twice as much as you normally would in order to tell what you're holding. It's a challenge. I like the color coded suits, but for some low vision people, i think the colors would be difficult to read.

Not so, but thet are useful for solitaire and dealing bridge hands for analysis purposes.

The thing I liked best was when Dad looked at them he said,I can see these. thank you