Mose Cafolo Chinese Mahjong X-Large 144 Numbered Acrylic Tiles 3.8cm Large Tile with Carrying Travel Case Pro Complete Mahjong Game Set - (Mah Jong, Mahjongg, Mah-Jongg, Mah Jongg, Majiang)

The instructions could’ve been better “translated”. In the end, I had to lookup the instructions online and found various styles. The carry case was cheaply made. For the price, I expected more.

Great Mahjong set. The tiles are big. I am new to this game, so one of the reasons I chose this set is that the tiles have numbers in the upper corner and this way are more recognizable (which is also great when you introduce the game to friends). Also I like the fact that the designs on the tiles are more colorful than most others on the market. That’s just a question of esthetics, changes nothing to the game. The chips are pretty cheap, the carts holding the different sets of tiles are flimsy, and the case is not top quality, but I knew that after reading the reviews and when I bought the set. What made me decide to choose this mahjong set over other sets are the tiles and the price of the set. As a beginner and for a first set, I think this is a great choice.

Good price. Well packaged. Its still not the biggest size and there's some cracks on some tiles, bit annoyed but it will do

Okay. Right off the bat. I'm just gonna' say it... This review needs 2 categories it's rated on. 1)The actual tiles. 2)The case That being said, this entire package was $65.00.... for full almost sized Chinese Mahjong tiles... the type my grandma and all her friends played with when I was a kid. She played with 40mm tiles. These are 38mm. So my final star rating was price to tile. Now the details... Tile Price to quality? 5. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This entire case clocked in at almost 14 pounds! When tiles are that heavy. You know it's going to be pretty good quality. Look at the bevels on the corners. Nicely rounded but not too curved. The blue is like a baby blue. Which looks awesome on a dark play mat. One tile had a little scuff on it I can't get rid of. But then I remind myself... This entire set was $65. The inside case liners... ⭐Terrible. They're probably going to break before tomorrow. So flimsy. Not sure how long the outside case will last. But be prepared to have to replace or 3D print new tile inserts. You can see the inside was already delaminating at the edges and I just took the tiles out. The outside feels like the equivalent of something cheaper than a trapper keeper from the 80s. It's a thin plastic or vinyl and probably filled with a thin cardboard box (a pizza box feels more sturdy) EDIT: after 2 weeks... the inside red liners are now useless. Had to have my cousin make 3D printed boxes to fit the case. Eventually this case will go too... For an extra $5 they should have put quality inserts and make the case just a little more sturdy. One star for the case. And finally the video with the sound... These tiles do not sound or feel cheap. This is them on the battlefield using a 35 inch play mat

UPDATE (March 7, 2023): We recently wanted to learn the American version of Mahjong. This set includes the 144 base tiles, but lacks the 8 required Joker tiles. After inquiring about how to obtain a set of them for our game, the seller sent the Joker tiles FREE OF CHARGE (only had to pay a small shipping fee). We received them last week and they are a perfect match to our existing set, so our American version games are ready to begin! Truly amazing service. ORIGINAL REVIEW: LOVE this set of Mahjong tiles! Large, heavy, high quality, vivid colors, and all tiles are numbered for ease of players who are new to the game. Note that these tiles are significantly larger than the popular Li sets sold on Amazon, which I also ordered but ultimately returned. This set is unquestionably the best value for the dollar among all the sets I considered. I do, however, have two nits to pick: (1) The quality of the trays that hold the tiles inside the case could be better. They are nothing more than cloth covered cardboard - and the corners of mine split almost immediately due to the weight of the tiles. (2) The enclosed instruction book is essentially useless for anyone who hasn't played Mahjong before. It is both unintelligible and incomplete. Since game rules differ depending on which version of Mahjong you want to play, I would recommend first deciding which version you are going to play (e.g., Chinese, American, etc.). Once you've made that determination, then pick up a separate rule book for that specific version. Overall, though, I am absolutely delighted with my purchase and would highly recommend this product.