First off this is a great table for only $460 after taxes n everything. You will definitely have to get a new pool cue because the ones provided feel hollow/light. Every once in a while I have to adjust the table with the little leg leveling things at the bottom of the table which isn't a huge deal. You'll need 2 people to set it up ( just flipping it over after you've locked the legs in place). It sometimes warps but it's very minor. In all honesty why it's 4 stars is because the bumpers/rails aren't true at allll. You can hit a 1 rail shot but don't think you will hit a 2 rail shot. Lastly to make the table a bit harder and truer get the 1 7/8" balls. It comes with the standard size balls 2 1/4". They've all held up great but just a little big for the table. The black table does show the blue chalk(provided) quite a bit but I just rub it off after every hit but the "felt" isn't real felt but honestly it isn't a huge deal. Overall I do love the table and if you only have room for 6' table this one is pretty good and everyone loves playing on it. It's showing a little wear but not bad at all and I play like 10 to 20 games a day! Side note...It will not make you a better pool player though if you don't get the smaller balls because it's pretty easy with the standard ball size.

This product did not disappoint! It is wayyyy heavier than I anticipated. Once delivered, it became very obvious that lifting this table was two man job, not a man and one woman job. I under estimated its weight. I have heard bad reviews about the condition of packaging but upon arrival, my package was delivered in superior condition. My two grown sons were impressed with this table. I was surprised by their approval. I expected them to say the table was too small or flimsy. This table is a nice size, not too bad at all. Obviously it isn't regulation but it is definitely sizable enough to enjoy playing without feeling like it being a kiddie pool table. It is super sturdy, no shaking. It fits just right for my 13ft x 10ft rec room. Moving around to play is sufficient though on a couple of angles, shooting certain shots are a smidge awkward. Therefore I plan to purchase a couple of shorter sticks specifically to aim those shots more comfortably. The quality of this table is great for it not being a slate pool table. Overall, I am very, very happy with it. Now that it exists in my rec room, I would not be happy without it being there. I have never owned a pool table. I had lots of apprehensions deciding which one to buy. I am very glad that I have this now. It suits my purpose just fine. I am a recreational player, not a pool shark. Pool sharks know better than to purchase a table that isn't slate or that suits their progressive needs. This table is very suitable for the recreational player both adults and children. It appears that me and my family are having a lot of fun with this table. The cues are very light weight. I am fine with it as a woman. I may upgrade at some point but I am in no hurry, these sticks work just fine at the moment. I do support the purchase this table should someone be considering it.

TABLE:This pool table has been the best investment we have ever made! It's small enough that it fits perfectly in our game room with lots of room around it, but yet big enough to give a real pool playing experience. It comes with full size balls and sticks, both of which I recommend be replaced as mentioned below. With that said, I would definately recommend this table and if I ever needed another one, I would certainly buy this one again. My wife and I have pool parties pretty much three days a week and play at least twelve games a week. It is so dang much fun!CHALK:Don't assume that chalk that comes with the table is the right color to use for your table. If your table is black, then you need to purhase black chalk. If you use the blue chalk on a black surface, your table will start showing it quickly. Get the right color of chalk for your table.STICKS: The sticks it comes with will need replaced immediately. Don't go to walmart thinking you will get a decent cue. None of them are straight. Go to your local billiards supply house and get yourself some real cue sticks. They are not that much money, ours were $20.00 a stick becaue we purchased 48-inch long sticks to give us more shooting room without bumping the walls, and they are weighted and balanced and feel natural in your hand and will absolutely kick butt over the sticks this table comes with.BALLS: The balls are adequate for exciting play for a few weeks. My wife and I have had an absolute blast playing, however the balls it comes with start showing signs of wear pretty quickly. After about one month of playing which for us is about 48-games of play, the balls really started showing major signs of wear. The balls started showing bruising and developed tiny chips and cracks. We looked at Amazon for purchasing some high quality balls, but after reading the reviews of balls, it seemed very risky. I would highly suggest what we did - We went to our local billiard supply house and purchased a set of high quality balls for around $200.00 bucks. And before you say "Oh I don't want to do that"... Let me tell you something. There is a massive difference in the pool balls. The play we get on the new high quality balls compared to the balls that came with this table is like comparing a yugo to a rolls roice. The high quality balls we purchased roll far better, they return better, they roll straight, they shine like a cat's ass and just keep going. After about fifty games of pool, they still look new, while the balls that came with the table were adequate for a while, they look like crap now. Do your research on balls. It will be an added expense, but believe me it will make your pool playing one-hundred times more enjoyable. Many of the high quality balls offered on Amazaon come with a certain risk. After doing tons of research, there are many reviews that talk about paying for high quality balls, but receiving junk, as if someone puchased high quality balls, then returned the package to Amazon with previously owned junk balls only to be resold as new high quality balls. So take it from me, go to your local billard supply house and talk to someone who knows the game and the balls. They will set you up with the right sticks and the right balls. It is worth the added expense.RECOMMENDATION:I would definately purchase this table again, but replace the cues and the balls, and make sure to get the correct color of chalk.