Hathaway Maverick 7-foot Pool and Table Tennis Multi Game with Red Felt and Blue Table Tennis Surface. Includes Cues, Paddles and Balls

I originally picked a similar table (different brand) up from a local big box store that used a forklift to put it into the back of my truck. Got it home and struggled with the wife to get it downstairs (250 lbs), unboxed it and it was damaged severely and unusable, very cheaply made. Had to haul it back to the store for a refund. Ordered this table and was delivered inside my home 2 days later. Much better quality table and no issues with it whatsoever so far. Very happy the first one was damaged because this table is way way nicer and better built. Deliver guys were nice and polite and got it in the house with no issues. 10/10

Great little pool table for the price. It’s a nice size for a family room but still enjoyable by adults. Easy to set up. We will be getting a couple of nicer cues but honestly we had all sorts of fun with this table “as is” on Christmas Day.

This pool/ping pong table is really good. I have some space limitations in my basement so the size is perfect: not as big as a full size one, but absolutely playable for both pool and ping pong. This is no kiddie table, even if it's not an 8ft one.Pool: wonderful. As I said, not full regulation table, but close enough to play very decently. The table itself is very sturdy and, unlike other reviewers, I didn't have any issues leveling it, maybe because it's sitting on an even floor.Ping pong: it would be nicer if it was full width, and you notice it. BUT, you can play no problem. I haven't played with any intensity yet, since my kids are just learning, but I feel that if I did I might risk moving the playing surface a bit. Nothing that some well placed velcro couldn't fix.I would have given this table a 5-star review if it wasn't for the pricing. Mind you, I don't find it too expensive, the quality is there and I'm happy. It's just that the price keeps changing almost daily for some reason. Unfortunately I ended up paying $100+ than what it was advertised just a few days before and a day later. And there's no way to contact the seller for a price adjustment. A 10% price difference is certainly something you notice, and leaves you with some bitter taste about the transaction, if not about the product.

got this table for the family for xmas, had my strong nephew and friend carry the table top to the basement thru the hatchway (it was a tight fit but just cleared the stair opening) - much more manageable if you unpack the huge box, once we got all the parts down there we had it assembled and set up in about 15 minutes, make sure you have enough people (or two strong guys) to turn the table right side up without rotating it on the legs - the legs may be strong enough to but didn't want to risk it. my basement floor must be pretty level because the pool surface was perfectly level without any further adjustments. the accessories are ok quality - the balls are pretty good (i'm just a recreational player used to playing bar tables), but the sticks are featherweight wood-look plastic and the triangle is basic. i ordered some pretty nice weighted Viper cues for about $30 and a wood 8 & 9 ball rack - they rack the balls much tighter, also got a box of red chalk (came with blue) so that any residual chalk wouldn't show up. also bought a moose bridge which i just slipped onto one of the cheap sticks. not including the sticks, the replacement accessories (chalk, dots, racks and bridge were only about $30 here on amazon). as for performance, i am by no means a pro, but i think it's fantastic for the money, the quality is surprisingly good, so far after a fair amount of use the felt is holding up just fine as i would hope it should. also bought some stick on dots as surface didn't didn't have them and it makes it much easier to locate the rack. the ping pong top, although smaller than regulation is pretty good, as long as you take care to put the two halves together - they join in the middle with 3 wood pegs so you need to slide them together, if you were to lift one side up to take apart you'd probably break the pegs. the paddle are pretty cheap but work, we got a nicer set to replace them. the net, which works pretty well, is poorly sewn at the ends where the loops slip onto the vertical posts, but not a problem, we just sewed them back on, you might as well reinforce all four of them because they will come undone pretty soon - but it works great now after fixing. the top is 1/2" and has nice action and actually is a perfect size for my kids (ages 7 & 10). as for the pool table size, i always thought the room in my basement wasn't wide enough, so i never thought about getting one, length is fine (22' x <11' wide), but in actuality, i can use a full size cue for most shots, i bought a nice weighted 48" cue for when i'm jammed up on the side rail and it works great, but the 7' table size works great in that width room and is perfect for the kids. everyone loves the table, we play it all weekend or whenever else we can

Good ratio price/quality