3 in 1 Pool, Dining, & Table Tennis Combo Table and Storage Benches - 7 ft or 8 ft - Convertible Billiards and Table Tennis with Accessories

Very nice multi functional table! Looks beautiful! The only downside is that it is very heavy to handle.

5 stars for the pool table. The table plays very well good bumpers and roll. Very heavy and stable. Queues that come with it are very lite but are pretty straight, good for the kids. I have a better queues for adults. The balls are high quality. Haven't used the ping pong stuff but it's there. Why did I give it only 4 stars? I ordered a 8 foot table and received a 7 foot table. In a family holiday frenzy we had it halfway setup before we relized it was wrong. As I said the table is very heavy and would have been hard to return. We also wanted to use it over the holidays, so we opted kept the 7 foot table. Amazon quickly refunded the $200 price difference, but now I'm stuck with a 7 foot table. I do like the table thou, and would reccomend it to others. Moral of the story is make sure you get what you order before you open the box.

Exactly what I wanted and expected. Value: good quality table for the price, perfect for everyday entertainment in my gameroom area. Transition between pool and ping pong or table is easy for adults or teens, about 30-40 pound pieces. It does not fold up, but rather, you remove the boards. Sturdy. Finish and colors look good. Packaging was very durable. Ships via freight carrier (of course). It is bulky and heavy, so be prepared for that. I recommend 2 people for this. I moved it to my lower level myself, with a 90-degree turn at a landing…just controlling the fall and slide honestly, it was a bit sketchy. Despite this abuse, the product was just fine. Assembly is very simple: 4 bolts per leg. All can be driven with a power tool instead of the included hand tool. Instructions say to assemble upside down and have 4 people flip over. But, my 12 year old and I assembled this by placing it right-side-up, and propping it on stools we had there, putting on the legs, then removing the stools. It was quick and easy. A notable feature missing is leveling capability: it has none. Provide your own chocks to slide under the feet to level. Drink coasters worked well for us. I don’t really mind this feature absence. 4 inches of contact may be preferable to the usual 1 inch of leveling screw-feet. Compared to high-end or commercial slate tables, the speed seems just a tad slower. I’m no expert, so I don’t know if this is because it is new or due to different materials…at any rate, it is very playable for general family and friends entertainment purposes. The bumpers seem good enough for me, and I can’t blame them for any of my missed shots. As a 7 and change size table, you might notice that it is slightly smaller if you’re an experienced ping-ponger, but this doesn’t really impact the playability or value. I had a full-size ping pong table when I was younger, can’t tell you what that is, but anyway I adapted to this within a few seconds. We got the table and 1 bench package. Bench is well-designed and functional, holding all included accessories (pool balls, 2 cues, rack, chalk, 2 paddles, 2 pp balls, net, net clamps). Value is questionable. Recommend comparing products for your seating and storage needs. The included 2 pool cues are of low quality. One is straight, and the other not at all. Both have no tips- just the wood end of the cue. Simply a white line painted around the tip end, but it is just the same plain wood all the way. Still hits balls though.

Very sturdy! Easy to put together too.

The 3in1 table is so awesome. I was a bit worried seeing how the person handled the table when it was delivered to my house. They put on a pallet jack and on pulling and one riding on top if it pushing. The table took a beating and I thought it was probably broken but turns out be fine just fine. It is very heavy (400 lbs) and you'll need atleast 4 people to set this table up.

This is exactly as described. Assembly is super easy, as long as you have enough people to deadlift it. The top is all one piece, and around 300 pounds. You only have to attach the legs at the corners with four bolts each. It did take some effort to get it in the house, because delivery guy dropped it off in driveway instead of on porch (NOT THE FAULT OF SELLER!!!). So, make sure you have two-three people to assist with the "flip" of the table to the right way up after installing legs.

I was so excited about this. The moment I opened the box, the thing fell apart.

The table looks nice from a couple feet away. It came damaged with scratches and nicks on the top and bottom. Easy to assemble.