This kind of multifunctional table is normally for family entertainment purpose only. If you want to play quality pool or table tennis games on it, you will be disappointed.
@@ourfavoritefinds Talking about pool play, basing on its weight and price, this table doesn't use slates and natural rubber on rail. After a couple of years, the surface won't be perfectly level. The rail will become dead. Due to its light weight, it will shake when you lean on it for certain shots.
If you want a dinning room table, buy one. If you want a pool table, buy one. If you want trash, buy this. No serious pool player would have this. It would hurt your game. Probably not even slate.
@@ourfavoritefinds you don't play pool do you? It's a gimmick man. Does Brunswick, Diamond, Rasson, or even Valley make it? How thick is the slate? Is it even slate? Is it pressboard, slatron, or some other knockoff of the real thing? How many pieces is this bed material in, one piece, two piece, or three? Is the cloth worsted? What size are the openings to the pockets? How deep are the shelves? These are all important factors in a pool table. Factors that matter besides being able to convert into a ping pong or a dining table.
First off the Rack you did for the pool balls where not straight at all and 2 you said they click into place why didn't you show that in the video that's a key factor of it all so the table doesn't slip of if it clicks not to mention this would like really bad quality i legit saw the bench's wobbling when you were moving it and trying to sit on it and since its 1500$ for terrible quality its mind boggling on how bad it is i can build a table just like this for 1000$ dollars with way better quality that actually has a slate for the table i bet the table doesn't have a slate and its just made out of wood, the quality of the pool cues and balls and even the chalk is terrible all of that bundled together is like 35$ like if im spending 1500$ dollars for this i want to get amazing quality like Players branded cues with aramith pool balls and masters or predator chalk
Isn't this one of the coolest products ever?! It's the perfect fit for my basement!
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This kind of multifunctional table is normally for family entertainment purpose only. If you want to play quality pool or table tennis games on it, you will be disappointed.
I play pool on it almost every day! It's not a multi-thousand dollar pool table but it's great
@@ourfavoritefinds Talking about pool play, basing on its weight and price, this table doesn't use slates and natural rubber on rail. After a couple of years, the surface won't be perfectly level. The rail will become dead. Due to its light weight, it will shake when you lean on it for certain shots.
If you want a dinning room table, buy one. If you want a pool table, buy one. If you want trash, buy this. No serious pool player would have this. It would hurt your game. Probably not even slate.
Why?
@@ourfavoritefinds you don't play pool do you? It's a gimmick man. Does Brunswick, Diamond, Rasson, or even Valley make it? How thick is the slate? Is it even slate? Is it pressboard, slatron, or some other knockoff of the real thing? How many pieces is this bed material in, one piece, two piece, or three? Is the cloth worsted? What size are the openings to the pockets? How deep are the shelves? These are all important factors in a pool table. Factors that matter besides being able to convert into a ping pong or a dining table.
i mean. its coool. but looks really bad quality. wouldnt pay 500 for that piece of shit xD
I find it to be great!
How much?
$1500 ish
First off the Rack you did for the pool balls where not straight at all and 2 you said they click into place why didn't you show that in the video that's a key factor of it all so the table doesn't slip of if it clicks not to mention this would like really bad quality i legit saw the bench's wobbling when you were moving it and trying to sit on it and since its 1500$ for terrible quality its mind boggling on how bad it is i can build a table just like this for 1000$ dollars with way better quality that actually has a slate for the table i bet the table doesn't have a slate and its just made out of wood, the quality of the pool cues and balls and even the chalk is terrible all of that bundled together is like 35$ like if im spending 1500$ dollars for this i want to get amazing quality like Players branded cues with aramith pool balls and masters or predator chalk