LEGACY Dice Tower Tray Portable - Easy Dice Roller, Board Games, RPG, Travel Size

I wanted a small quiet type dice tower for several of my home boardgames, This works, However, This is marketed as portable, ( to be taken apart for transport), I used Foam-Tac glue on mine to keep it together, The glue gave it some stability, And If i have to take it apart I can. For my purpose it works just fine.

Like the dice tower, it is quieter than the other ones that I own, However, one drawback to this tower. Because the bottom front plate is not clear, you can have a harder time seeing what the dice results is because your view is blocked by the front bottom plate, unless you are directly above the tower.

It's a basic dice tower of basic size and basic shape, made of basic plastic. The difference between this one and others is the velvet pads on the internal parts that muffle the sound of dice rolling. These pads are already glued in place on the applicable parts when you receive the tower, and they work as advertised once you've completed the assembly, which is easy and quick. The only criticisms I might make would be that it isn't terribly sturdy, which is intentional since the tower is designed to be disassembled as easily as it's assembled. If this is a problem for you, there's no reason you can't glue the tower together if you don't intend to take it apart (I did). The other thing is that it's kind of small; 2 or more guys trying to share the little tower while playing a tabletop wargame like Necromunda gets a little cumbersome. If this is a problem, you can get a second one to keep at the other end of the table (I did). In the final analysis, the little tower is priced very reasonably and it's a good value, I think I got mine the day after I ordered it, so the shipping is great too. It's not the fanciest, largest or most elaborate one of it's kind, but I can afford 2 or 3 of them at this price point and it doesn't take up a huge amount of table real estate, and it's easy to put together or take apart. The velvet innards work as advertised, they do muffle the sound of dice rolling, which is an added bonus at this price. I'd recommend it.

The media could not be loaded.  Pros: 1) The frosted acrylic looks really sharp and clean on the table. 2) Perfect size - not too big. 3) Works great with standard dice as well as over-sized dice. 4) Plenty of "action" to tumble those dice! 5) I can easily remove the front plate to let the dice roll out onto the table if I like. 6) Lightweight and easy to move around the table. 7) Assembles and disassembles quickly and with ease for storage and transport. 8) Nice wide top for easy dice access. 9) I imagine it is quieter than a solid wood or plastic tower without pads, but I never had one of those to compare, so take that with a grain of salt.Cons: 1) Since the pieces are made to easily come apart, you have to be careful how you handle the tower. As long as you hold it by the two big sides or base, it is just fine. If you grab it from the front or back panel, it is a little more fiddly and one of those pieces could slide off. The tower does have some "give" and wobbles a bit if you shake it - again, because the pieces are made to come apart easily. But to be clear, it is quite sturdy when using it or moving it around the table. You just can't toss it to your friend, hold it up-side-down or anything like that.

It has sturdy components. It is just a bit loose once assembled. When I get a shelf made, I will glue it together, so it doesn’t rattle when moved. Once tacked together firmly it will be a great little tower.As a portable tower it is quite good. As stated above, the components are very sturdy & made of good plastic. It slips together easily.I prefer it snapped together a little tighter so that the parts don’t fall out/apart when I pick it up to pass it over the table. If it snapped a bit tighter together, I would have given it 5 stars.

Very practical and beautiful.

The dice tower looks great but assembling it was like trying to play a game of Jenga blindfolded. I realize that the pieces probably don't fit too tightly because it is designed to be taken apart for travel. But even when I finished assembling the unit, the pieces are still loose and wobbly and I fear that I will have to superglue them together so that it doesn't fall apart if I sneeze near it. I am a little disappointed with it all things considered but after reading reviews for similar products (made of wood too), I am not that optimistic on these kind of dice towers. I fear that I will have to spend more money than I planned and buy one that is pre-constructed and will not fall collapse if my players huff and puff and blow it down when they roll a critical 20.

Received the tower and it was very easy to put together. Put together in about 5 minutes. Tower very functional but not very sturdy. Components fit properly but did not snap in place. After installation notice that it could easily come loose. Can be resolved by glue but I secured by rubber bands to allow uninstallation if needed. Still satisfied with purchase.