Shufflebox Card shuffler

About Shufflebox

ShuffleBox covers two very different price points, and the gap between them is the clearest illustration on this site of what money actually buys in a card shuffler.

The G1 Pro shuffles and deals for up to 12 players, runs on a 5200 mAh rechargeable battery, and weighs just under a kilo at 15.75 × 12.7 × 18.29 cm. It costs around $140 and takes our joint-highest scores: 5/5 for both build quality and performance.

The S1 costs around $41. It shuffles up to two decks in automatic or manual mode, charges over USB-C from a 2000 mAh cell, and fits in a hand at 6.97 × 5.08 × 3.23 inches. It does not deal. Its measured noise is 75 decibels, which is loud enough to notice across a quiet table — the one figure we would want you to know before buying.

Between them, the honest advice is the same as everywhere on this site: pay for the dealing function only if you have the players to justify it. The S1 scores 5/5 on price and 4.5/5 on build and performance, which makes it one of the best-value automatic shufflers we cover. The G1 Pro is the better machine by every measure except cost, and it competes directly with KPAW at a similar price.

Between those two, the deciding detail is power: ShuffleBox uses a rechargeable pack, KPAW uses button cells you replace. Over a season of weekly games, that difference will matter more than any spec on the box.