Smartdealspro 100-Pack Two Color Round Angle Six Sided Dice Die with Free Pouch for Tenzi, Farkle, Yahtzee, Bunco or Teaching Math (12mm)

We bought these for our kids for Christmas. We play a ton of dice games and thought it would be nice for everyone to be able to pick their favorite color. The velvet bag they come in collected dust like crazy, but the dice are all beautiful. They aren't separated by color, you'll have to do that yourself which can be a bit time-consuming. Overall, we love these dice and feel like they were money well spent.

Smaller thank expected, but otherwise a good deal for the price. I use these in math class for various activities. The students love the funky colors and the pips are easy to read.

Awesome lil dice. For the price you’ll never run out

I love the dice and they are the size I ordered and the colors are beautiful. However, I thought we were ordering 10 sets in that we would have 10 dice in 10 colors. That is not what we received. There is a mix of colors but how many we received of each varied from 1-20. We were wanting different sets for our different Warhammer 40k Kill Team squads, that's not what we got but the quality is fine.

UPDATED REVIEW, after performing 600 to 1,000 hand rolls each on eight pearly white and eight pearly black dice. These 12 mm d6 dice are VERY, VERY pretty and super-competitvely priced. Amazingly enough, while their the faces are not perfectly flat, some of these dice outperform 1/2" precision dice (priced at $15 to $50 per pair) when hand-rolled, with significantly SMALLER DEVIATIONS between the statistical frequency and the (theoretical) probability of 1/6 = 0.166666... Here are the the root mean squared percent deviations for the dice tested in this experiment. Black RMDS (%): 1.76, 1.96, 2.13, 3.20, 3.40, 3.80, 3.82, 3.84. White RMSD (%): 1.15, 1.54, 1.76, 2.05, 3.39, 4.55, 6.07, 7.37. Note that I have yet to find any precision dice (sphere tangent to the sides of the cube; so the faces are round and all eight corners are part of a sphere) with RMSDs below 2.0%. Out of these 16 dice from SmartDealsPro, 7 performed from as well as, or much better than, the precision dice. The lesson: you MUST BUY these dice, then test them for at least 600 rolls each. You will then be delighted by the result, as you will find dice that will outperform professional backgammon dice that cost 750 to 2,500 times more. HIGHLY recommended. Note that they almost cost nothing at all (at $0.01/piece)! The only cost: the time it will take to find out the very best perfomers. (It will take you approximately 12 minutes to perform 100 hand rolls (using, e.g., a 7.5" x 5.5" velvet-lined tray).

Nice value! Great for playing basic dice games, like Farkle.

There may be 10 colors, there may be 7, there could be 6. There were several that were so close in color as to be extremely difficult to tell one from another (the brown and blue and the brown and green were very hard to differentiate). I know these are bulk dice and I was not expecting greatness but close to the color palette shown (with variations, I get it). Looking for red, though, thinking of purple, nope, if you like lots and lots of muddy brown dice, this set is for you!

Very nice pile of dice. They are prettier in person.