GoSports 6, 7, or 8 ft Billiards Tables - No Assembly, Choose Your Color - Portable Pool Table Includes Full Set of Balls, 2 Cue Sticks, Chalk and Felt Brush

My biggest concern with any foldable table was how sturdy it would be. I would thought I would likely have to reinforce it so it wouldn’t wobble when you lean on it for a shot. Not the case at all. I’m roughly 240lbs. When I lean in for a shot, the table doesn’t move at all from what I can tell so far. I think the dimensions are slightly smaller than a bar table at 34” X 74” from cushion to cushion, but not sure. Overall I’m pleasantly surprised. Balls seem good. Cues are not the most straight I’ve ever seen but they are better than most bar cues for being true. There are no head string or foot string lines on the table or markings of any kind including where exactly the balls should be racked, but not a big deal. Not sure how long it will last, but right now happy with the purchase and definitely do not regret buying it. I never noticed any reviews with pictures of the underside of the table. If there had been, that would have likely made me not buy it honestly. It does not look like it should be as stable as it is. Appearances are definitely deceiving. By the look of the structure you would think the table would move a lot, but it simply doesn’t. Well done.

Excellent table, well built, sturdy.

TL,DR: If you can get one for around the $600 range, and you are in a situation where a slate pool table is not a feasible option for whatever reason, its a good buy. However if you want a pool table to keep for a long time, do not buy this.I got one of these on the recent spring sale for $600. At that price point, it is an acceptable table.However for a thousand I would say its really just not. The table is okay, but it seems like you gamble whenever you buy one of these. Some peoples tables show up fine, some are very warped. Mine is somewhere in the middle. Its reasonably flat, but slopes towards the middle for sure. It should be easy enough to level out with a fifth leg however. That being said, if you do get a pretty warped or damaged one that cant be fixed with a fifth leg, I cant even imagine how big of a pain it would be to try and return it. It is a very substantial table. I would be careful to keep the box intact while you are setting up and inspecting it just incase.Overall, its a pretty solid table and I am happy with it. If you are in a position where a slate table doesnt make sense to buy (like if you are in a rental like me) id say its a good buy at around the $600 range. But at the thousand dollar price point its totally not worth it. For that cost, you could find a used slate table, pay someone to move it and set it up, and get new cloth for around the same price. Plus, you could sell the slate table if you ever need to get rid of it, while this will have next to zero resale value being a folding MDF table.If you are short on space, can get a good deal, and dont mind it being a bit of a temporary item, id say go for it 100%. But if you are looking for a permanent pool table for your house, id really lean towards a slate table if you are a serious player.

First and foremost, if you are considering this table you need to understand that this table is just like your neighborhood bar table, it is meant to provide fun and it is not going to be perfect like a professional table. Secondly, if you are considering getting this then you really need to get the 7ft table rather than the 6ft.Overall, I am extremely happy with this table. I merely wanted something that I could put on my patio with the weather getting nicer now. I had it delivered today and had it set up within minutes. I have played about 5 games so far on it and have enjoyed every minute with it (took a bit of tweaking since I have mine on a concrete patio that isn't leveled so I had to mess with that for a few):Pros:- At a $500 price point for a 7ft table, I considered that a decent deal. The product seems sturdy enough and I love the concept of being able to fold it up and store it. It was one of the main reasons I bought it, if I ever move, I can easily fold it up and place it on a moving truck.- While they are not great (I will get to that in my Cons section), you get everything you need to start playing right off the bat. Balls, sticks, chalk and brush.- Very sturdy with the additional "lock" mechanisms on the legs. Im about 200lbs and have no issues leaning on the table or a concern that it will collapse.- I found the rails to be very lively and not a dud like some cheaper tables give you.- More of a biased opinion but I got mine in the blue color and it looks absolutely amazing.Cons:- The sticks are an absolute joke and you should just throw them out upon receiving. They feel hollow and the "tips" are non-existent. I drove up to walmart and bought a couple better ones just so I could have a good feel for the table.- Mine had a bit of cosmetic damage on the side area near the logo. The felt was fine so it didnt bother me and I had some black acrylic paint so I just painted the imperfections. Nothing bad.- Check the pockets. During my first game, one of my corner pockets had 4 balls in it and then I heard a loud bang because one of the balls fell through. I looked and the gap in the netting was oversized. I had a zip-tie laying around so I just fixed that super quick and the issue has not happened again.MY BIGGEST COMPLAINT AND SOMETHING TO CONSIDER!- The shipping is AWFUL. I scheduled a 6am-9am drop off and they showed up around 930am. Not terrible but kind of annoying that there is no update if they are running late or anything like that. Either or, not a huge issue but the following really bothered me. It was delivered by 2 friendly drivers in a box truck. They opened up the back and my pool table was laying in the back covered in trash, broken down other boxes as well as a bunch of pallets underneath and on top of the table. I immediately assumed the table was broken. The drivers were nice enough to wait around while I inspected the box and opened it up. After observing no damage, they left.With that said, I really hope Amazon would find a way to send this in one of their vehicles where it can be strapped to something rather than thrown into something like a moving fan with little to no care. If you order this, make sure you inspect the box and table if it looks like it has been damaged before the drivers leave.All in all, I absolutely LOVE this table. Just buy some new pool sticks for it and pray that your table isn't damaged during shipping. If you can get through those 2 items, you will love playing on this table and your friends will too.Overall: 4.5/5 stars

Very nice pool table for this price point. Friends and family loved it. I will suggest to go for 7ft table rather than 6ft for sure.