Stiga XTR Series Table Tennis Table – XTR and XTR Pro Indoor/Outdoor Table Tennis Tables with All-Weather Performance and QuickPlay Design

This ping pong table assembled easily, but aside from that I don't have much positive to say. We have a Kettler ping pong table and this thing does not compare - the bounce on the Stiga leaves much to be desired, the split halves (the two halves of the table are not attached) is a real pain to line up all the time, and components of the table bent badly by the first few uses just by being folded up and down normally. The table is pretty much non functional after only a few uses due to the bent metal pieces. I'm VERY disappointed. We have had a Kettler table for years and it worked great, bounced great, played great, and never had anything break! Do not buy this table! You have been warned.

Good outdoor ping pong table. Bought this for the backyard (New York weather). Our backyard is limited in size and also used to shoot basketball so the folding feature and rolling wheels are very hand and make the table easy to move away. I like the fact that one side can easily fold for playback practice.I had initial issues on delivery. Two of the 4 rolling legs were missing, plus there were two minor cosmetic issues on one half of the table. Tech support shipped the missing rolling legs promptly and also provided touch up paint pens to take care of the cosmetic defects. I am removing one star for these issues that should probably have been caught during quality assurance.I would recommend this table to a friend. I am playing with my son and we are having a blast. Great time away from video games or smart phones.We've had the table for 3 weeks now. There have been a few very hot days above 90 F and a few rainy days. There has been no sign of the table warping due to heat or humidity.I bought a stand up cover for the winter and will see how the table holds over winter. I may provide an update.

This table is very warped on the edges of the table. Tables need to be flat. I noticed it after I fully assembled it. Very bad

In chronological order - the boxes were delivered by a company called XPO. They didn't show up on the scheduled date - no phone call, no text, no email... nothing (XPO has very poor ratings online). Had to reschedule. Not a good start. The boxes were placed in our basement by two delivery guys - polite and professional.Solid packing - absolutely no damage to the table. It arrived in pristine condition. You need a scissors and knife to pry the pieces of the table out of the packing. Two boxes will be delivered - each containing one half of the table.Assembly took an hour with my wife and I working on it. The table is solidly constructed and the two halves are heavy. It's not a one-man job. You will need a wrench to tighten the bolts (not included). Instructions are printed like any other product that needs assembly - on cheap white paper, in black and white, in small font with pics that are not easy to make out (wish all companies would spend a little more on glossy paper / color print... assembly would be so much more easy / fun). The net was a little annoying to construct (again... subtoptimal instructions) - took a few minutes to figure out how it slides onto and needs to be secured on the plastic sleeve. Fortunately, there were only a few steps to assembling the table.The finished product looks beautiful. The paint job is perfect. You can tell by its look and feel that this is not a cheap piece of construction (and based on other reviews is quite durable - indoors or outdoors). It's got four levellers to make sure the table is flat and so that the two halves are perfectly aligned.It plays well - STIGA table tennis balls bounce perfectly and spin is transmitted from the racquet to the table very well. I've played table tennis for many years and I can't tell the difference between this table and a (wooden) indoor table. Outdoor models, based on my research, are supposed to be more durable and not have moisture related issues that indoor wooden tables can potentially develop.All in all, excellent finished product. Very happy with it.

Would not recommend, company does not support its own product description! “All-Weather Aluminum Tabletop-This all-weather tabletop offers durability and playability – rain or shine. The aluminum/composite tabletop is built to resist rust, sun damage, and warping and is supported by a steel apron and lined with silkscreen striping that is printed directly on the tabletop for a perfect finish.” One day outdoors and the tabletop now has rippling!

Have only had the table a few days but have played a bunch of games already. First impressions: Box had one gouge in it which led to a small scratch on the surface, but close to the net and not bad enough to reject the table. Easy to assemble in about 30 minutes. All the pieces were there with the correct quantity of assembly hardware. Top is much thinner than expected and definitely has a different sound when playing than the wood table this one replaced, but not a problem. The blue table top is really attractive but the high gloss finish definitely creates a substantial glare, since we are using the table in a covered area outside, The glare is bad enough that it does create a visual problem for the players. I plan to contact the manufacturer to see if they can suggest a remedy. Out of curiosity, we are going to conduct a 'bounce test' on the new metal covered table versus the table we replaced that has a three quarter inch wood top. Last 'first impression' is the metal top with whatever is coating it creating the glossy finish doesn't seem to take, contribute to, or accept the spin a player might intentionally put on the ball. (new glossy metal top versus previous wood top a flat green color)

Great table but arrived damaged twice.