Pressman Toy Double Six Wooden Dominoes, 28 Pieces Wooden Dominoes Six

Actual dimensions are 1.72" x .86" x .23", which is very slightly below (about 1/32 of an inch smaller) than1 3/4 x 7/8 x 1/4. These are the only wooden dominos I've seen except for a set my parents have had since the 1970s. Comparing these to those, the '70s set seem a little bit better, as my parents' are made from harder and heavier wood (almost feel like metal), with more defined engraving on both the front and back, and more clearly painted dots. This Pressman set is more what I would expect a wooden domino to look like if I had never seen "really good ones" before. And both sets are about the same size, which puts them in a tie for the smallest dominos I've ever used. And if you want lightweight, these are very light. The cardboard box is oversized (4" x 6" x 1 5/8") - the dominos just rattle around in it loosely, which detracts from them being well suited for traveling. You could pack the dominos neatly stacked into a box that is 3 1/2" x 1 3/4" x 1 1/4". If you made a box like that, this would be an awesome travel set or even a pocket-sized set, which is what I intend to do. They're nice. And they are consistent enough that I don't expect to be able to recognize specific dominos from the back unless I were to specifically try to learn that. I feel nostalgic about them already and am very happy I bought them.

Wasn’t very happy the value of them as weren’t very sturdy and weren’t made very well. Never sent back as we played the game a lot and needed them until I got another set

I purchased these dominoes as a prop. For my purposes they will work. I noticed several negative reviews which did make me hesitant to buy, but I decided that for $3 it was worth the risk. Whether you want to buy these will depend on what you want to use them for.Details:Size: Quite small, ~1.5" x 1" (they are slightly larger than this on both sides, but I don't remember the exact quarter/eighth amounts)Color: for all reasonable purposes, black. This is all right for me, though I would have preferred if the dominoes were the color pictured.Material: It might be wood? through the black paint/stain you can see what looks like wood grain, but they don't Feel like wood. Maybe that is just due to the paint (or what ever they used)?Quality: despite being small not quite as I pictured them these feel like they will be sturdy dominoes. I set them up and they all balanced fine and made a typical domino chain. They do have a quieter sound when falling, which is nice.Back: The back does have the pressman logo on it, so if you want a blank back these aren't for you.Overall: I like them. They aren't as perfect as I would like, but they are $3. If I wanted super nice ones I would have gone for the other wooden domino set that costs $30. I posted some pictures so you can get a better idea of what these dominoes are like.

I liked the size of the tiles and the price.

I had a set of these decades ago in high school that I kept in my backpack. Back then, the box was much smaller and fit the set better; this box is ridiculously oversized. I wanted these for a travel set, and they’re good for it as they’re much smaller than a typical domino set. I ended up buying a small plastic pencil case to put them in, which worked well. The quality isn’t the best, but the travel size is what I wanted. I remember the quality being better in the 90’s. So, as long as you’re aware of that they’re small and that you’re getting what you pay for in quality, I can recommend them.

Well I checked everyone of them and they all look good. Nice taste, clearly marked aside from the batteries. I can't for the life of me figure out where the batteries go, I mean they work great so I am assuming the included batteries are good. I am just concerned that one day someone is going to slap one down and yell DOMINO'S and they will die right then! Let's hope not!

Misleading description on package. You think you are getting a regular domino, but no. It is a tiny half size domino and thin to boot. Very disappointed. I don't seem to be able to return this item, and there is no option to ask for a refund. I got an automated voice at one point which was no help either. Usually Amazon is better so this is unusual.

Kiddos in my classroom have so much fun with these. pretty great quality and easy to play with/use