Answer
Oct 25, 2025 - 02:25 PM
That's a great question. The Millennium Supreme T2 Electronic Chessboard is designed as an advanced interface rather than a stand-alone chess computer. The most seamless connection is via Bluetooth to a phone or tablet, allowing you to use compatible chess apps directly. You can also connect it to a computer through Bluetooth or with a USB-C cable for a stable wired connection. Additionally, there’s the option to use the 4-pin cable for certain setups (if you have an Exclusive, Element, Phoenix, etc). The Supreme T2 doesn’t contain internal chess logic; instead, it relies on pairing with external devices and apps, such as the recommended Millennium ChessLink app available in Apple and Android. This means you will need a separate device—like a computer, smartphone, or tablet—to play. However, a key advantage over previous boards, such as the Supreme 55, is that you no longer need a separate battery or the external ChessLink device, making your setup simpler and more streamlined.
