AtomicPro Force Foosball Table - 56" Official Size - Modern, Stylish Design - Heavy-Duty Build with Leg Levelers

I ordered this table last week. The first box got lost and then UPS said it was found and was being returned to Amazon because it lacked proper paperwork. So, I wrote Amazon and they sent out another one. For some reason, the first box still arrived at my house and it looked like it had fallen off the truck and then been run over by it. I do wish UPS wouldn't deliver an obviously damaged box (pieces of the table were protruding out of the box). It was severely damaged and I had to return the 100+lbs box to the UPS store. But, I can't fault the table for the poor UPS delivery.Anyway, the second box was in pristine condition and not damaged at all. It took about 4 hours to put the table together. There are absolutely no extra pieces (no extra screws, etc.) so you need to be very careful not to strip any of the tiny screws. The table is put together upside down so be very careful you place the foosball men correctly, because you won't be able to fix it easily once it's all put together and you flip it over.The quality of the table is very good. It's sturdy and putting it together was pretty easy (some pilot holes didn't line up, but that seems to be normal with Chinese products). The table has no dead spots. The sides of the playing field have angled tabs (buffers) that keep the ball from sticking to the sides so playing never gets interrupted. Each table leg is adjustable so the table can be leveled if needed. The foosball players are pre-installed on the rods so you don't have to mess with assembling them. They do have screws on them which I assume means you can switch out or remove (as in the 1-man goalie option) if needed. The foosball players have the 'robotic' look to them which I preferred not to have, but after playing with them you don't notice them and it doesn't matter. The metal rods are hollow, but seem sturdy enough. Although, I assume they would bend if you ran into them by accident.Overall, it's a really good table for the price. I have a home with 2 adults, 2 teens and 1 preteen and their friends. I don't see the table having any problems holding up many years to heavy use.

Table is exactly what I expected for the price and maybe a little better. I can’t give it 5 stars because the materials seem a little weak. But, overall it is a fun and usable table for non-pros.As far as the materials go, I was very afraid to over tighten any screws for fear of stripping out the hole. Also, I would not set a drink on the table because if it spills, the table will surely soak it up.However, we have played several games on it now and it is holding up. So, overall I am very happy with my $200 foosball table.This is an update after a couple of weeks.The table is still holding up great! We play 10 or so games a day and am surprised. The rod bearings need tightened every now and then and a little FoosJuice on the makes them slick as can be. We also bought some Tornado balls which have upgraded the game a bit.I also found that the rods are the same diameter as the Tornado tables so will likely accept the Tornado counterbalanced men. With the rods nice and slick, the non- counterbalanced men always drop and get the way.I am upgrading my review to 5 stars.

Solid but Cheap. Yet, it works just fine. You get what you pay for. The instructions were straight forward and easy enough to follow. My assembly time, all in, was about 3 1/2 to 4 hours. Everybody underestimates and under reports the amount of time. I bought this Chanukah present for my 8 and 10 year. I'm a Jewish guy but I have mechanical and construction skills. l will start with the negatives first: The black veneer on the legs isn't very good. Made in China. After I had spent hours assembling the frame, I was ready to attach the legs. Well, the black veneer was super thin and was peeling at some of the edges already, which I re-glued down, and another two of the edges were bubbled and I needed to just use black duck tape to wrap around to limit the peeling. The "metal" score keeper is plastic. I used Vaseline to help lubricate the abacus like score keepers because they were tight. The pre-drilled holes for the braces, etc. are just pin pricks. It was faster to use my drill bit to make larger holes in which to insert the screws. I like that most of the table uses real screws instead of Allen wrench skills because I was able to use my drill. This foosball table is built upside down and requires flipping. The instructions say that 4 adults are required to flip it. Not true, but this table does weight about 100 lbs. We're smart people and my friend and I lifted it first onto an end, and then finished the flip. No problem. I used a level to see if the table was level and it was spot on. The take is solid / heavy -- the kids will not be able to use momentum to make it move. The table comes with 4 foosballs, soccer style, all white, heavy. As time goes on, I will know whether this table works for a few years.

Good quality overall, not too difficult to assemble. Was not able to get the playing surface is not completely flat though, so ball is moving around in weird lines at times. It's ok for my kids, they don't even notice, but someone looking for more serious play with ball control will find it annoying.

Built well for my three grandsons. They enjoy as well as cousins

I had a good idea pretty quickly that there were going to be issues. Pulling the legs out, the black lining fell off, exposing the wood. The legs were moved to the side, and I started working on the table. Guys went in easily. but then trying to frame it, the cheap particle board was not handling the process of inserting screws to hold it together. About 50% through, I realized it was a lost cause, and sent the package back. I don't know if it was just this one, because the other reviews are relatively positive, but the quality was substandard for this foosball table. I have some experience putting tables like this together, and this was by far one of the worst experiences.