The Explorer Pro is tactically strong but comparatively weak in the endgame, which may prove to be its achilles heel in Strong Group Two. In 2008 the Explorer Pro was available in the UK, with adaptor, for £65. The excellent clear green backlit display of the Explorer was retained and the option of using a mains adaptor was added. It can be readily distinguished from the original Explorer which has a silver finish. The Explorer Pro has some new features - Bronstein Clock option, Self-Adaptive levels, Teaching and Study modes, with 20 famous games and 413 chess puzzles where your solution can be evaluated after each lesson with a personal Elo rating given. It includes a stronger Frans Morsch program (2023 Elo), as previously seen in the Saitek Cougar and its clones. The Mephisto Chess Explorer Pro Chess Computer by Saitek - an improved look and feel to the standard Explorer and an improved chess engine strength.
Advanced Coaching: Mephisto Saitek Explorer Pro Chess. In 2007 an upgrade, in the form of the Explorer Pro, was released. -Ultimate Challenge: 64 Playing levels including Tournament and Blitz. The Explorer was a relatively strong (1907 Elo), well specified tabletop chess computer for a modest price, below £50 in the UK. It featured an unusual board style with curved side panels containing storage trays for the chess pieces. In addition to integrated travel and sensory computers, they also sold a line of. The original Mephisto Explorer was released in 2004. Mephisto was a line of chess computers sold by Hegener & Glaser (H+G).
9V 300mA positive centre or 4 ‘AA’ batteries
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