Navazip Card shuffler

Our highest performance score, at around $30. The automatic shuffler most people should buy first.

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    NAVAZIP Automatic Card Shuffler

About Navazip

NAVAZIP earns the highest performance score of any shuffler we have rated — a full 5/5 — and it costs about $30. That combination is why it is the model we point most people towards.

It is deliberately unambitious. Automatic, battery-powered, up to two decks, durable plastic, light enough to carry, quiet in use, and compatible with standard playing cards. It does not deal. It has no remote, no app, no rotating head. It shuffles, quickly and evenly, and then gets out of the way.

For the overwhelming majority of home players, that is the whole requirement. The dealing machines from KPAW and CUIYKAI are genuinely better machines, and they cost four to five times as much because they solve a problem — dealing to a large table — that a four-player game simply does not have.

We rate it 4.5/5 on build quality, ergonomics and price, and 5/5 on performance. If you are buying your first automatic shuffler and you want to spend as little as possible without ending up with something that jams, this is where we would start. Spend more only when you can name the feature you are buying.

One caveat applies to the whole battery-powered class, this model included: keep spare cells to hand. A shuffler that dies halfway through an evening is worse than no shuffler at all, which is the argument for the USB-capable models from Ni-SHEN and, at the other end of the market, for mains power on the Shuffle Tech ST-1000.