DGT Pegasus connected chess board, travel bag and DGT 2010 chess clock

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The Pegasus and its travel bag for playing online, the DGT 2010 clock for club games: three items in a single parcel. The clock does not connect to the board.

  • Pegasus supplied with its pieces, 7 cm king, and a bag designed by DGT for it
  • Official FIDE clock, 22 preset time controls, AA batteries included
  • You will need: a phone or tablet with the free DGT Chess app
Board35 × 35 cm
Piecessupplied, 7 cm king
Bagpadded, 2 pockets
ClockDGT 2010

In the set

  • DGT Pegasus connected chess board, in its gift box
  • Set of DGT pieces, 7 cm king, with spare queens
  • USB charging cable
  • Drawstring bag for the pieces
  • DGT phone stand
  • Quick guide and compliance sheet
  • DGT travel bag for the Pegasus
  • DGT 2010 clock, in gift box, with its 2 AA batteries
  • Clock instructions in six languages, including French

You will also need

  • A smartphone or tablet with BluetoothEssential: the Pegasus only works through the free DGT Chess app, even for a two-player game offline.
  • An account on a chess platformTo play online, on Lichess for example, the app asks you to log in there.
  • An internet connectionThis is needed for online games and for games against the Lichess computer.
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Two ways to play in one parcel

This bundle brings together two ways of playing that don't mix. The Pegasus, with its travel bag, is for playing online on a real chess board. The DGT 2010 clock is for the games you play at the club, with an ordinary set and board. They don't connect to each other: DGT states that the DGT 3000 and the DGT Pi do not connect to the Pegasus, the board's USB-C port is for charging only, and DGT describes no connection between the Pegasus and the DGT 2010.

The Pegasus, for playing online

This is a sensor-equipped chess board linked by Bluetooth to your phone or tablet via the free DGT Chess app, which is itself linked to Lichess. There you can find a random opponent, challenge a friend or play against the Lichess computer across 8 levels. Your opponent's move appears as lit-up rings on the board; you reproduce it, then play your own. The Pegasus has no built-in engine: without the app, it doesn't play. Its 35 × 35 cm board, with 4 cm squares, fits in the bag.

The bag, for taking it out and about

DGT designed it for the Pegasus: the board fits inside along with its pieces and accessories. The matte 600-denier canvas is padded, two zipped front pockets hold the accessories, and it can be carried by hand or over the shoulder.

The DGT 2010, for the club

DGT presents it as the benchmark clock for international competitions; FIDE lists it among its official clocks. It has 36 options, including 22 preset time controls, and 14 manual settings that the clock retains in memory. A move counter and a time correction function assist the arbiter during play. It also suits go, draughts (checkers) and shogi.

Who it's for

For a club player who plays online in the evening and in tournaments at the weekend, or as a gift for that player. Before giving it as a gift, check that they have a phone or tablet: the DGT Chess app is only available in English.

Specifications
Pegasus board
35 × 35 × 2 cm
Squares
4 × 4 cm
King height
7 cm
Board and pieces weight
1.36 kg
Pegasus connection
Bluetooth Low Energy; USB-C for charging only
Pegasus battery life
Around 10 hours per charge
App
DGT Chess (App Store, Google Play), in English
Clocks compatible with the Pegasus
None: neither the DGT 3000 nor the DGT Pi
Bag, main compartment
35.5 × 36.5 × 2 cm
Bag fabric
Matte 600-denier canvas, black, padded
DGT 2010 clock
Case 19.5 × 10.5 × 6 cm, 210 g, 13.5 × 2.5 cm display
Clock options
36, including 22 presets and 14 manual settings
Clock power supply
2 × 1.5 V AA batteries, alkaline recommended
Warranty
2 years for the Pegasus and for the clock
User manual

Pegasus instructions in French (ZIP archive, eight languages)

Frequently asked questions
Does the DGT 2010 clock connect to the Pegasus?

No. DGT states that the DGT 3000 and the DGT Pi do not connect to the Pegasus, its USB-C port is for charging only, and DGT describes no connection with the DGT 2010. The clock is for games at the club, the Pegasus for online play.

What else is needed to play with the Pegasus?

A smartphone or tablet with Bluetooth and the free DGT Chess app, an account on a chess platform, Lichess for example, and an internet connection for online games.

Does the Pegasus play against me on its own?

No, it has no built-in engine. You play against the Lichess computer, across 8 levels, through the app; the DGT Centaur, by contrast, plays without a phone.

Do the board and its pieces fit in the bag?

Yes. DGT designed the bag for the Pegasus and states that the board fits inside with its pieces and accessories.

Is the DGT 2010 accepted in tournaments?

Yes. It is an official FIDE clock, listed in the federation's letter of 25 August 2025 among the clocks it recognises.

Are the clock's batteries included?

Yes, two 1.5 V AA batteries are supplied with it; DGT recommends alkaline batteries as replacements.

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