JOOLA Ping Pong Conversion Top with Net Set for Billiard and Pool Tables - Regulation Top Converts Billiards into Ping Pong Table - Includes Foam Padding for Protection - Steel Frame Option

The quality is outstanding

For this price, ie around Aed 370–Aed 400 it is good. Don’t have expectation it to be perfect. It is near perfect to expectation. Since this is folding it has some marginal uneven surface. However can be folded. Expect 2 strong person to unfold/ fold the same. Table size is standard but net height is smaller than standard. I donot know why the net provided has less height than standard.

Really bad quality product … would not recommend anyone to buy. They send it via cargo from China and hence it invariably would get broken as it’s not in good packing. For the price is not value at all

It’s not the best but does its job. Weighs a ton tho, super heavy and requires two to carry.

Very happy with our purchase! It arrived a day or so after ordering. My husband was going to make one but we couldn’t beat the price with the net, brackets to attach the net, paddles, balls and love that it folds up for storing. Fits great on our table and stores easily - although we leave it on most of the time and so use it more for improving our hand eye coordination. It’s a hit when we have friends over as who doesn’t want to give it a go?? Saw the review about the ball hitting the fold, honestly we have used the table a lot and it only happened once and we aren’t in competition here so no big deal for the convenience of being able to easily take it off.

This was a great buy. I already have a pool table, so being able to place this right on top of it made it super convenient. Setup was easy, and it plays really well, it feels close to a real ping pong table, which was a nice surprise. I’ve thoroughly enjoyed using it with family and friends, and it’s become a fun go-to for game nights. I also like that it’s removable, so I can switch back to the pool table when needed without any hassle. The only thing to note is that it does have some weight to it, you’ll need a bit of muscle to lift and move it. Overall: a fun and practical solution if you want a dual-purpose game setup without taking up extra space.

Very well constructed, solid. The net is simple and easy to install. Very happy and surprised with the quality of this selection, especially given it’s one of the most budget friendly table top converters. We are using it on our Air Hockey table, and it fits perfectly. The only critique I might have isn’t of the table but of the picture showing a guy EASILY carrying one side himself. I tried moving it myself, had to take it out of the packaging and it was still a bit unwieldy to say the least, it comes in two parts, (two quadrants are hinged). But the weight is not a negative in and of itself. It’s part of its sturdiness. Still, the table is easy enough to convert with two people. Much easier. We are very happy to have made this choice. Converting our air hockey table into an Air Hockey/Ping Pong/and gigantic gaming table (with the addition of a giant vinyl gaming mat).

We bought this because it was the only ping pong table top that we could find that folded into quadrants, not just halves. Living in a small apartment, it would be very difficult to stash two 5'x4.5' table top halves. which Joola and other companies do make. Those those units would be easier to set up and give a slightly better playing experience, we needed something that could fit into a closet or under the sofa when not in use. When our table top finally arrived (more on that later), we spent some time trying to figure out the best way to use it. Though we'd done extensive measuring of our living space before ordering, seeing it in person and trying to balance it on our dining table still took some doing. Our dining table, when extended, is probably 3' wide and 6' long. The company recommends a table at least 4' x 7', to be fair, but we figured we would give it a try with what we have. After experimenting with different spacers to keep the table top (and metal hinges!) off the surface of our dining table, we discovered that our table does work, especially since the net attachment clamps the two halves of the table together, but the edge of the table top extends further off the edge of the dining table than I'd like. (The instructions refer only to a pool table, which would be a much easier setup than what we have.) Ultimately, I think we are going to buy folding sawhorses and set them up underneath the table top so we don't have to move our dining table back and forth to our living room every time we play. Playing experience: overall, perfectly fine. As other reviewers have noted, the crack in the middle does influence the bounce of the ball when it happens to land there, but we found ourselves quickly adjusting to that and being able to play those balls. The table seems less bouncy than traditional ping pong tables, but we found ourselves adjusting to that quickly as well. A few days in, it seems pretty good. We haven't finalized our setup yet, so it's hard to say how long it will take to set it up, take it down, and store it. Because of the size of the pieces (unavoidable if you want a full size ping pong table) and the hinge in the middle, it is definitely unwieldy for one person to set up, especially if you're putting it on something that scratches easily. If and when we get our sawhorses, I may update this review. Durability: we're only a few days in, so it's hard to say. There was a small piece of the outer covering chipping when we got it. Given that this table top is likely to be moved and slid and opened and closed much more than a regular fold-down ping pong table, I'm sure it will start showing wear sooner than a typical table. Delivery process: disappointing. I don't know if this is the fault of Amazon, the company, the busyness of Prime Day (this was NOT a Prime Day deal, but I happen to have ordered then), or what, but when I ordered it on a Monday from Amazon because it said delivery would be on a Wednesday. The delivery time quickly slipped to Friday, then Friday came and went. It eventually was delivered the Friday after that, nearly two weeks after I'd ordered it. Normally, this wouldn't have been a problem, but I'd specifically ordered it from Amazon because of a family member visiting from out of town who rarely visits, and because of the serious shipping delays, it arrived long after his departure. Again, it's impossible to know where the fault for the delay lies, but under the circumstances, it made me wish I'd looked elsewhere. Conclusion: this table top seems like the only game in town for someone looking for the most compact folding full-size option. It takes some thinking to get it set up optimally, but it does seem to deliver good value for money given the reasonable price. Just make sure you order it long in advance.

We bought this to go on our 9x5 pool table for the benefit of guests who don't shoot pool (and my wife who prefers ping pong). Complete, easy to set up, looks good, and folds easily to store underneath.