I have always wanted a pool table and when i saw the price, only thing i was concerned with was assmebly. However, instructions are clear and its not that hard to do that. You do need two people to do that but you can always invent some friends over then play. Have had no issues with the legs and its been great to use.

i got the red one and it is pretty. The legs look better than i thought they would. It has a couple ways to get it pretty level. First i really disliked how slow it was, but i was just getting my speed down and after a while i am shooting just as good as my old table. The felt on this is like wool, and it was getting marked up until i started using a break pad. The best thing i can say about this table is when people see it they ask if it is a slate table. That is pretty good to pull that look off for the price and with plastic on the legs. It came packaged solid as a rock. For the price i do not regret this table. And also the red is probobly wine in color in case that is a deal breaker for you. I really like the color. Thanks seller person or companey.

I'm gonna start by saying mine came with a broken board. Is just a decorative board and it didn't impact stability or gameplay but I feel like they should work on the packaging. Now, assembly was a pain. Parts are all over the place and the only thing that was properly labeled were the screws. I had to drill a few holes because I guess they just forgot to do it. The wood feels cheap, but so far it has held on even after many people have leaned on it. I didn't have any issues with the ball holes, they were wrinckled but after playing a few times they straightened out pretty well. The balls are fine but the sticks are poor quality and they feel like they are gonna break every time you hit a ball. But back to my title, you get what you paid for, is cheap and it works. Despite everything me and my family have had a lot of fun with it already and if I could fix one thing I would say is the packaging. There was no foam or anything protecting the actual table.

The felt is a darker tan than in the pictures. The legs are also a really cheap looking and flimsy plastic. Mine came with grey smudges all around the the top but otherwise undamaged. Not too difficult to put together but you need 2 people to lift the top. Overall not bad.

First off, I want to preface this review by saying that this is a $600 pool table that you have to assemble from Amazon. It's by no means a luxurious table that you would expect to pay $2000+ for.

No, it's not going to be the sturdiest or nicest table on the market. If you want a legit, nice professional looking pool table, go drop that $2,000+ and get you one.

This took me about 2-3 hours to put it together by myself. There was not any damage to my table and was fairly easy to set up. I do think this is a great table for what it is.. a great starter table! I am married with three young boys. If you have any kids you know that they like to tear stuff up. This table is perfect for them to learn how to play then when they get older, I'll spend the extra money to get a really nice regulation table.

Yes, the legs that you "see" are just a plastic cover that snaps over the actual wooden leg that keeps the table up. Although they do still look nice once when it gets together, they have no weight bearing on them. Honestly, once when you start playing you'll forget that they are plastic.

The brush that comes with it is meant for the rails and doesn't help that well for the felt. I'd suggest getting something else that is meant to brush the felt itself.

The cue sticks and balls are you're ordinary sticks and balls. They get the job done.

All in all, I think it's a great table for what you pay for but if you're expecting a luxurious table I'd suggest looking elsewhere.