STIGA Advantage Series Ping Pong Tables - 13, 15, 19, and 25mm Tabletops - Quickplay 10 Minute Assembly - Playback Mode - Recreational to Tournament Level

I debated amongst many tables from better-known brands but settled on this one based on the solid reviews and ease of assembly. It’s very heavy and sturdy and getting the box into position is a 2-person job. Assembly is not as quick as advertised but it’s really quick and you’re up and playing inside of half an hour. The table feels very sturdy. The legs seem solid and well-constructed and the playing surface offers an adequate level of bounce based on its thickness. I don’t know this brand but the table looks cool and is shockingly easy to break down for storage. I haven’t used the feature whereby you can play on your own but, based on the simple assembly, it’d be easy to get it into position. Getting the net set up is a little tricky with these little strings and whatnot but it’s easy to secure the net to the table for the right tension. My only grievance with this table would be that it doesn’t come with storage for balls and paddles. But having the table delivered to me rather than hauling it out of the store and getting it home outweigh that minor inconvenience. We just leave the equipment on the table. I probably need to Google how to clean the table as it picks up minor blotches or whatever; I’d like to get back that super-new look. Several months in and I’m very pleased with this purchase. I’d highly recommend this table for fun for all ages.

We have wanted a decent table for quite sometime and started looking locally. Almost bought a different cheaper model Stiga at Dick's, but they didn't have it in stock at the store I was at and even though there were units present at another location, we were unable to order it without being physically at the other store. Went home and went online instead, found this table, and it was delivered to my house in 3 days without charge. I ended up getting a much nicer table for about $150 less than I would have paid at the store since there is no $200+ shipping fee. It'll get shipped to your house from a local delivery company, but it was right on time.The packaging is solid and extremely heavy, so make sure you have them deliver it to an open area where you'll have space to maneuver. Once it's all open the individual halves are not so bad, a single adult can pick it up and stand it, but you'll want two adults to flip it onto its legs to avoid putting too much stress on the legs of the table or your back. The setup was simple, you attach the wheels to the legs by using the brackets supplied. They also provide the exact amount of screws, bolts, and washers needed, so don't lose any and cross your fingers they didn't miss count.The table itself is great, we have it setup in the garage and it is already level, so we haven't had to adjust the legs yet. The net system is the best I've seen, it is as simple as it gets to install, but it's also the strongest net I've played on. The clamps are strong like jumper cables, so even if your inside legs are slightly off, the net clamp will squeeze it flat. Since the table is split in two, there are no issues with leaning on the table, I imagine it'd take quite a bit of force to tilt it up and if you lock the wheels it will not slide either. The color is vibrant, the surface is decently solid, and the lines are flush to the table, no stickers. Getting the table up and bringing it down is the easiest I've used, it works as described.Overall, extremely happy with the purchase. The table is fantastic and the delivery/coordination was great and stress free. I'd absolutely recommend buying this table specifically, but get it online. If you're seriously looking for a table, but do not want to spend $500+ on it, than this is the one you'll want to get. I do not see how you'd come out of this unhappy unless it's damaged during shipping.

TL;DR: If you want a good mid-grade table for home use this is a good decision.Just got done setting up this table after the scheduled delivery (which is such a good idea for large items like this!) and I must admit I am impressed.Pros:- Price: It is a "medium level" table for sure but the construction quality is nice and it's $400 which is not that much.- Install: As other reviewers have stated it's 8 bolts which is insanely easy to other Ping Pong table installations I have done in the past.- Quality: It is a MID-GRADE TABLE! Do not expect professional status anything! But, this table is well built and bounces like it should. Again, this is not a professional set up but for home/rec use it is totally reasonable and what you would expect (if not better than) for the price.- Two piece design: I have never owned a 2 piece table and am now realizing I am quite dumb for not buying one of these sooner because it takes up significantly less space than a convention fold up and is way easier to move when folded.- Net clips: This, again, is me just always buying low grade tables in the past but these net clips are freaking sweet as they not only level the middle of the table perfectly on both sides but take about 3 seconds to install each side making assemble and breakdown hilariously quick and easy.- One person assembly: I put the table together by myself in about 15 minutes. I wouldn't recommend a smaller/not strong person to attempt a single person assembly but if you can pick up each side of the table by yourself fairly easily you will be fine.- Packaging was great and despite damage to the box my table did not suffer any major damage.Cons:- The net came with a big rip in it (see pics) and is of lesser quality than other pieces included with table.- Getting a ping pong table shipped will probably always result in a tiny bit of damage at the least. I got lucky and only have a few small knicks on the bottom side of the table and a slightly ripped net but others seem to have chipped tops, etc.I did want to add a bit of info for those of you considering this table:- If you want a table for your home, don't want to go buy it in person (because you are lazy or don't have a car big enough), and have ~$400 to spend I really think this is a great table for the money.- I have owned a few tables over the years but always in the $200-$300 range and this is a HUGE step up from those in all respects.- I would suggest putting the two braces and one bolt through the wheel side of the bottom bracket assembly when putting them on. It makes the whole situation much easier (see pics for explanation).- I would also suggest to be vigilant and NOT OVER TIGHTEN the bolts. Once your washer starts to deform you are good to go and anything further will lose you sturdiness.