JOOLA Centric - Professional Table Tennis Table with Quick Clamp Ping Pong Net and Post Set - 10 Minute Easy Assembly - Foldable Ping Pong Table with Single Player Playback Mode

Very happy with this table.I love it. Came in perfect shape, really nice big table. Plays great, perfectly level.Easy to put together once you figure it out, there are basically no instructions. All you do is put the wheels on, that's it. I would have atleast two people and two wrenches, which are not included.

Absolute perfection. 10 minutes to assemble, easy to move around thanks to the wheels. Super compact. Loads of fun. Highly recommend.

Very solid ping pong table. It is very heavy packaged. Once you unpack it. It is fairly easy to handle. I was able to put it together by myself in about 20 min.

Very good quality. Easy to assemble

Delivery: (5 Stars) The package was delivered on time and within 3 days and I received multiple updates/texts on where the table is and how many stops away. I had provided 6 am to 9 am slot on a Saturday and they delivered it by 8:30. The delivery was swift and they delivered it in the garage as I had instructed by folks who were polite, informative and helpful.Packaging: (5 Stars) The package was in great shape as pictured - no damage whatsoever. The packaging was very impressive. Top and bottom of the package was protected by thin ply sheet glued to the outside box and the sides/corners were protected by wood like strips.Assembly: (4 Stars) Assembly was a breeze and unexpectedly took only 15-20 mins (once we had all the parts) which was a pleasant surprise! You just have to assemble the parts with wheels to the preassembled table legs. You just have tighten 8 bolts and that's about it. The diagrams in the manual are not that intuitive and German like( :) ) but that wasnt a problem. The problem was missing nuts. Somebody forgot to pack them in. I had to go to hardware store to buy them and since they are Metric Standard nuts, it was a treasure hunt at Home Depot to find them! I called the customer service and they suggested that due to holidays they will take days if not weeks to ship them so I got them myself (they asked me to provide receipt of the nut purchase to somehow reimburse me). You will need 2 adults to lift the table as its heavy but not back breaking as such. Since my garage is pretty leveled I didnt have any issue in both halves not levelling etc.Product: (4.5 stars - after 1 week) The table works as expected - its bit expensive ($400 for 15mm thickness) but it might be due to Covid and high demand low supply and hence 4.5 stars. Otherwise its working great and provides great family fun! Folding and stowing it away is easy as well. Its regulation size and has true bounce and spin. Has no wrinkles or any other deformities and since it has been inside the garage for a week I didnt expect any issues with quality. I will come back after the winter is over and it has seen some good use and abuse! Since it is only 15mm dont expect championship level performance from the table but good for beginners and average players.Overall pretty happy with the purchase - just in time for indoor winter family fun!

Bought the 15 mm version and setup was pretty straightforward, suggest using a socket wrench for quicker install. My table had a faulty latch but I was able to contact customer service and they mailed me a new one which fixed the issue.

Bought a Joola Inside 18 table. Assembly is straightforward, but would say it's a 20-30 min exercise to unbox and assemble, and is best done with a partner. You're only adding the "T" part with wheels (x4)--two brackets on each leg, two bolts/nuts to secure the brackets. The package is heavy (231lbs) and requires at least two people to lift. Once assembled, be sure to have two people lift and flip the table, and set it down like a moon landing. I've seen the reviews where people try to roll the table on its legs to stand it up and the legs break away from the board. I can see how this would happen as the table is heavy, and the legs are just screwed into the MDF. The packaging was effective--rubber corner protectors on al corners, 0.25 inch particle board wrapped in cardboard lined all four sides of the carton and the top/bottom is lined with a thin (like 1-2mm) sheet of pressed board to protect against punctures in the carton.The table had no visible defects and in seems to have an even bounce on both halves. It seems sturdy and should do just fine for recreational play. I originally had the Inside 25 selected for the 1 inch-thick top, but opted for the Inside 18 to reduce the weight (-30lbs) and to be more "practical" for our needs. I don't think one needs the 1" unless you're planning to reach a competitive level. Quite happy with it so far. Be sure to plan at least 3 feet on each side and at least 4ft on either end, especially if you're playing at beyond novice level.Folding the table was easy. However, you can see from my photo of the latch mechanism, there's a little stub of metal that holds this in place. Seems they could have made this a little. larger.This product is made in China, which is not surprising and not a big deal for the price.The only negative with this purchase was that I paid for "any room delivery" service. The description of this service is that it will be delivered to any room inside your home including up to 2 flights of stairs up or down. Well, Amazon sent a single driver with a two-wheel hand truck to perform this task. It is not only unreasonable to expect the driver to do this, but it is also unsafe. The size of the package makes it at least a two person job and the carton even says "mechanical lift required" (see photo). Thankfully the driver was built like a tank and he pushed while I lifted the other end up the stairs--18 steps, two at a time. There was no way he could have done this by himself. And, it's unacceptable that I had to help get it upstairs when I paid for the service. Had it been my wife receiving this delivery, it would have remained in our entry way and unboxed there. To be clear, the driver was professional and courteous. I felt bad for him as most of the packages he had in the truck were two-person lifts (e.g. 70 and 85" television sets).