The first table that came was riddled with imperfections - a dent here, a scruff there, all of which I was okay overlooking. The assembly instructions were fairly straightforward to a point - There was little to let you know that it is recommended to extend the bolts on both ends all the way out first, and to take the pool top off, leave it off, assemble the bottom half first, then replace the pool top because the table is simply too heavy for two people to manage properly. Imagine our disappointment when we flipped it over and the hockey table was dented. Even when the replacement table came, I was very weary of it because there were boot prints on the box, meaning people were walking on the surface. Luckily, except for one shredded part, the table was otherwise in good condition. I have to say Amazon gave me a no-hassle exchange, they were friendly, offered the exchange at no charge, and took the table back as is.

Ceva Logistics, however, are not good to work with. Their estimated delivery is only a call for arrangement, which is confusing. The second time they had to send a postcard for me to call, saying they couldn't get through, but I never got a voicemail. The best clue on their professionalism is after they arranged a delivery, they actually called back a few minutes later, oblivious they had called just now.

The table itself is going to be scruffed up, if you're not accepting that this is a possibility, you'd better move on. I feel like the design of the table is fairly smart, but the materials and build is sub par. That being said, I do enjoy this table a lot. The pool is a lot of fun, the air hockey is servicable (the arcade ones are always going to be better), and the ping pong is what it is. Three segments isn't ideal but it should be fine. The storage for the parts are built into the table which is nice, but they just neglected ping pong as an afterthought. The switches fairly easily but an adult would have to lock it in place most times by lifting the table slightly.I think if it's for the family room, it's perfect for its versatility and for causal playing. We're going to enjoy this table a lot. But if you've got a budding player who's looking to hone in on their skills, there's better pool/ping pong/air hockey tables out there. This is just right for us though.

For me the first time this came it was in an extremely large and extremely heavy box. The box had been damaged somewhat and that resulted in several areas of damage to the main play table part of it. Getting it in the house will take two people there is NO way one person can do it. I had to send photos to get a replacement tabletop and surprisingly enough they were gracious enough to send me an entirely new top for it - complete with both pool and air hockey sides. Particularly because the air hockey surface was damaged. The second go-around was fine. I managed to assemble and set it up as one person, but with some significant effort. It is a very heavy piece of equipment.

Bought this 3-in-1 table in blue. Arrived with no problems and started the assembly process. Putting the base together took a bit over an hour by myself and wasn't as challenging as it seemed it might be. You have to be careful tightening the bolts that go in the barrels as the barrels start to pull into the wood if over tightened. When I went to reassemble the pool/air hockey top, I found one end of the table was missing all the screw holes. Contacted the manufacturer and they were great. They actually couldn't send someone to fix the issue, but sent an entire new table top assembly! That arrived quite quickly and with the help of a neighbor got it put into the base frame and completed the set up. It is VERY heavy and bulky to handle. The packaging was a challenge since you have to lift the table top assembly up to get to other parts for the base. So unless you do this all in one day, be prepared to have help on a couple occasions. On the ping pong table top, it's 3 pieces and the seams are sometimes an issue when playing when a ball hits a seam just right. Would be great if that table top could be stored more effectively with the table. We put a towel down and put the three pieces on that and slide it under the table base. Not ideal, but it works and you just grab the towel and slide it out to get the pieces. Pool table rails are a little hard/dead, compared to a dedicated pool table, but for the money and the combination of what you get, I didn't expect much more. Overall, we really like the table and the features. Customer support was great too which always helps when you do need it.

My husband and I just finished assembling the 3-in-1 Pockey table. The delivery doesn't include bringing the table inside your house, so where ever you are planning to have it, try to get them to delivery it as close to that spot as possible because the box is seriously heavy and awkward. It is actually the size of the table, so be prepared for moving something that weighs about 300+ pounds and is about 7' x 4'.

Assembly is pretty straight forward, directions are good. You do need two people who can move things around. If your help is limited, recommend unscrewing the top of the pool table side, lifting it off and moving the two pieces onto the frame separately. It really helps in terms of weight and maneuverability. ****The ping pong surface is a flimsy 3/8" MDF board (which is thinner than 1/2"), and it comes in three pieces, which means you've got some significant interruptions to that game surface --IF the MDF arrives without warping and cracking (which happened to us). It might be better to go with a table-only low end ping pong surface to place on the pool side table in place of what comes with the product. It's still overall a decent value.

We've been playing pool on the table and we love it. With the slightly smaller proportions, we're finding the air hockey a little tougher to play (smaller goal openings), but it's still fun. Once we get the ping pong sorted, it's full steam ahead. This is a great alternative for providing some fun activities you can do safely at home during a pandemic, and for not much money.

--addendum: We paid $880 for this table and receive a proportional refund for the damaged ping pong surface --that's why I weighed in saying it was a decent value for the money. List price at time of this edit is now $1,000+. I'm not so sure I'd go that high and purchase this product for the higher price.

Ok, for starters...I ordered this on a Monday, a week before Christmas...I got a call the next day that it was coming...and it was on my doorstep that Wednesday!!! Superior shipping! It is 400 lbs in the box, so I asked 3 co-workers to come and help us carry it into the house. Got it in, no problem. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO GET THE BOX IN THE HOUSE AND ASSEMBLE WITH JUST 2 PEOPLE!!! Heed the reviews, folks. Ok, the instructions are easy enough, but for us Americans who just like to put it together without reading...please read the instructions first! We skipped step number A. and went straight to step 1. Doesn't make since, does it? Well, so you won't miss that step...before you assemble the table, you have to actually take the pool top OFF, and get the ball holder and the hockey puck holder out of the tabletop. The pool table is held together by some self-tapping wood screws. Chances are, all of the screws will not be in the package. Just get some from a hardware store. Read the instructions on assembling the legs. That's the hardest part. Have at least 2 people to lift the table onto the legs, and then you can send everyone home...unless they want to stay and play. THE TABLE IS NOT FELT!!! So be careful and shoot straight. The pool sticks are nice and light, but have a hard tip. May want to replace with soft tips to not damage material. Very sturdy table. The air hockey is fantastic. No complaints. The ping pong is also very good. It has 3 sepearate boards with velcro on the ends. Even though there are creases, it has not been a problem. You will need at least 4ft of space around the table for effective pool shots with the standard sized pool sticks. I bought my six year old a 36" stick and it is perfect for her. This is a good all around table for the price, and my family and I have played it multiple times a day since we got it!