Smoostart Holographic Tarot Cards for Beginners with Meanings on Them

Pretty cool deck. I bought these to help me learn all of the other things associated with the cards ex: zodiac, elements, Kabbalah, planets, and chakras. I also really like that it’s got the meaning of the reversals which makes learning them easier because you can learn both at the same time. The cards are good quality, the thickness is just right I think. The colors are pretty, although the text being black and them being holographic sometimes makes it hard to read but obv just moving the card you can read it clearly. The only things that it’s missing imo is an explanation of them and the numerology as I found it easier to learn the meanings of each number then all you need is to intuitively associate that with the suit.

I love the thickness and quality tge are not easy to read because of how they are made . The are ease to learn I like the color

Nice cards, very thick and bright gleaming colors, comes with a guide book and very educational and easy to learn

It is so beautiful and easy!! I used my pendulum first to make sure I could use them and the reading covers my current situation

These tarot cards are really pretty iridescent.

You can barely see what it says on the green cards. I've tried in all lightings. I wish they'd made the green a little lighter, cuz what a bummer.

Love them easy to learn from cards

I love these cards they are beautiful as well as easy to use I've been a tarot reader for Many yrs . Absolutely love how they give quick meanings on cards as well as yes or no . Zodiac is on .most definitely first time reader friendly as well as vets. I use these night in my live streams

Leider nicht ganz so einfach zum mischen

The cards are beautiful. They are very holographic with rainbow colours and a very nice black border and are sturdy but flexible and have a mat finish on the back. The back has a nice simple image. The graphic side is slightly gloss but not a high gloss which is really nice. They images are clear and defined, more than the original cards are and they shuffle well and are not slippery to handle. The guide pamphlet that comes with it is very small but it is not a great resource to learn about the cards and their meanings. You will need to purchase a book on the Rider Waite Tarot or another guide book of some kind, also their are good video's out there too.

The cards are really nice. Holographic, easy to shuffle. They’re thin (which makes it easier for me to shuffle). With the price point I don’t expect them to last that long compared to a $50 deck but they’re good for $10 so no complaints there. The only complaint I have is the guidebook. It’s not like a normal guidebook it’s just like a pamphlet with random words/descriptions. It doesn’t give you an actual reading just a description on the image on each card and qualities of the card if that makes sense. The cards are great but I’d need a different book for actual readings.

I like the size. They fit neatly into my small hands, for easier shuffling. The holographic foil behind the inked images actually makes the images clearer in many instances, despite the small size, and I'm glad I had the opportunity to see the small details of the Smith-Waite illustrations that I've missed before. However, I am so disappointed with the quality. Several cards have small nicks where the ink and cardboard face have been...well, nicked off. A couple of the cards look like they've been grasped by a tongue depressor-shaped tool on the right side front, leaving marks. Justice has deep dents on the right side of the card front. The fellow giving alms on the front of 6 of Pentacles has a scratch right across his face and continuing onto the background. The Fool was at the front of the deck in the pack, and has dents on the front. The King of Cups was at the back, and the bottom edge has been dented. Nearly all the cards were slightly dog-eared. Nearly all images on the cards are off-centre. The 7 of swords was the worst, with the bottom left front edge actually just all holographic foil, with no image. It's like the images are stamped onto (very soft) holographic paper and then a machine with sharp-edged rectangles presses down onto the paper to cut the cards out. I have no idea how the cards are made, but by looking at them I'd say there are some things out of alignment. They are a lovely deck, and as I sorted them (and sighed in dismay over the flaws), we did start to bond. I would have liked to have kept them, with only getting replacements for the worst cards, but since Amazon is doing the shipping and not being able to contact the seller for this, this is not possible. I have had to return the whole pack. Sadly, I will not be replacing them with more of the same.

Nice deck. Would be nice to have both sides shine instead of one.