STIGA SensorScore – The Only Fully-Automated Table Tennis Scoring System with Innovative Sensor Technology

My oldest son has a tendency to forget the score when he's trailing. I saw this and for the price decided to give it a try. We have a 2 piece, pool table conversion top by Joola. The table is quit thick and also has a layer of foam to protect the pool table. I was able to install the score keeper in minutes. The directions call for the sensors to be fastened with screws to the under side of the table. I didn't want to put holes on the table, so I used velcro instead. The velcro doesn't seem to affect the accuracy at all. We've played several games with the automatic scorer. The scorer works better than I expected. It is very accurate. If for some reason it misses a point you can very easily add or deduct a point. The only con I have is you can't bounce pass a ball across the table. The scorer reads it as a serve. I would highly recommend this product. Lastly my boys don't love the robot voice. Might be an option to mute it?

The sensor worked great just as advertised. We absolutely loved it. after just a few weeks it broke and would not turn on. They sent us a new one and out of the box that one did not work. They then sent a 3rd one which worked but only for a few weeks and now that one will not turn on. We use it inside the house only so it is not exposed to any bad conditions. I do not know if I am just having bad luck or if there is some major internal flaw with the devices.It sucks because we really enjoy it when it works. Makes playing 10 times more fun but so far they all keep breaking.

This actually works really well. We have a Stiga table and we were looking for a scoring system, because it’s easy to lose track of score and serve sometime. The sensors are pretty accurate except on shots that graze the edge. The nice thing about this is, if it adds a point by error, you can manually change it with the remote easily.Really neat device for the money. A great addition to our holiday ping pong tournaments.

This is an amazing product!! We hardly ever played because after a few cocktails we kept forgetting the score or who's serve it was. This takes all the guesswork out if it, its incredibly accurate...love love love this product! Every person with a ping pong table should buy this..you wont be sorry!!I hope they are back in stock soon.

The product appears to be as advertised...but I had to return because it would not clamp onto the Martin Kilpatrick table that we have. The table has a connector piece located exactly where the clamp must mount and the clamp is approx 1/8" shy of being large enough. Really wanted to use this...because the hardest part of playing ping pong is keeping score !

My ping pong partner and I were spooked out at first by how accurate this scorekeeper is. It's like there's a ghost standing next to your table keeping score for you. The device also has customizable settings to adjust how much downtime between volleys, or adjust the sensitivity of the vibration sensors. It's not perfect however, as it would (about twice each 21 point game) record points improperly, however ALWAYS with reason (a player bumps the table or we served before the scorekeeper was ready to record a volley). I love that there's a manual controller to easily adjust score if the scorekeeper records a point incorrectly. The net feels a little too tight on my table and I don't like that the package includes little nails to secure the wires under the table. I don't want to poke a bunch of holes into my table! the sensors come with self piloting screws which we used reluctantly. I secured my sensor wiring with tape and that doesn't seem to be affecting accuracy. At 50$, this is definitely worth the price and would be a welcome addition to any serious ping pong player's setup.

I was apprehensive in making the purchase, but took a chance from reading the positive reviews. At first it was not working to well in that I used tape. However, it became very accurate once I installed the sensors with the included screws as intended. I would recommend to anyone who owns a Stiga tennis table.

Here's what I learned within 5 minutes of opening the box:1. The model I got, labeled "New", was manufactured over 6 years ago. Either it's secondhand or it's been rotting in a warehouse for the better part of a decade.2. The build quality is shockingly bad on every component. Cheap, poorly designed. The 4 (!) non-included AA batteries had to be forced in and out due to bad sizing.3. Like everyone says, the net really is too short. It did technically stretch to fit, but there was so much tension it looked like it could tear any second. It caused both net posts to bend inward.4. The instructions are poorly written & designed, and crucial information is missing.5. They want you to DRILL SCREWS into your table in order for this thing to work.6. Most important: It doesn't work. The unit literally never even powered on. The whole "sitting in a warehouse for 6+ years" thing probably didn't help.Very disappointing to see from Stiga.