66in Air Powered Hockey Table with Bonus Table Tennis Top

If you'd like an air hockey table to entertain your adult friends this is not it. However, if you have a young child this table is fantastic. there are dead zones along the side and corners but for little ones that's not really a bad thing. The ping pong table looks a little too small for any real competition but again, if you have little kids that's ok. Great for kids too amateur for adults.

I purchased this for my children for Christmas but my husband and I have just as much fun with it. It is a good size, not too big and not too small. As adults we have to lean over a little but it is not a big deal and not too much. I was able to assemble it by myself in about 20 mins (5'2" 105 lbs). Overall I don't have any complaints, it has been a hit in our house. The box was heavy but not insanely heavy, I moved it by sliding it on the tile by myself of my husband and I lifted it no problem. The box to load it in the car is huge though. The top is in 1 full piece (which I like). I purchased it on sale and got a great deal on it, but it was definetly worth more.

I bought this for my kids for Christmas. My husband assembled it and as soon as he plugged it in, it started sparking and smoking. Obviously a defective power supply and the box says to call the manufacturer first instead of returning it to the store. We left two messages with all our info as they requested (you can't get a real person on the line) and they have yet to respond a week later. This is going back to Kmart so they can deal with it.

Got this air hockey table on sale for $89.00 before christmas for my six year old son.  The ping pong table is useless. It is far too small for ping pong.  As for the air hockey table it works good.  There are some dead spots mostly in the corners and on the side.  For the price its not bad.  Assembly was a snap.  Had it put together in about an hour.  The felt did not stay on the bottom of the pushers, bought new ones.  All in all I would recommend this for younger kids (maybe 6-10)  if you have older kids and the room go for the 7ft. air hockey table.

I got this for my 13 year old son as a last-minute panic gift for Christmas. At 13, all he asked for was clothes, and what fun is that? He always liked playing air hockey at the arcade so when I saw it on sale, $89.99 plus an add'l 10% off online, I decided to check it out. I read the reviews and was a little leary but, like I said, I was in panic mode. It said there was only one left available for pick up so I ordered it. The guys loaded it up for me and it was bigger than I expected. Got it home and put it together in about an hour. It's pretty sturdy. Air flow isn't bad. My son LOVES it! He's been playing on it ever since. The felt is coming off the puck handles but we'll just re-glue them until we find replacements. What do you expect for just over $80? I see it's not that price today so I feel even better. But really, it's a great little table. Ping pong is small but you can still play. And I read a review where they used it as a buffet table. Even better!

We purchased an Air Hockey table for our daughter from another sotre, and were disgusted with the quality  and everything about it...  After a battle for the retuen, We made this purchase...  And were over joyed when we got home and opened the box.  The quality is amazing.  It took just a few moments to assemble and we have been playing ever since.  The table itself came with the option to play ping-pong, or air hockey.  Both are great.  I highly recommend this to anyone who is interested in a little indoor fun.  My kids all LOVE it, ages 2-7, as well as my husband and I, ages 29-33... So i think its versitle for kids or adults...  Please dont hesitate to make this purchase, take it from someone who bought something so pitiful first. We know bad quality, and this table is not that!!!

We are so pleased with this table, we have had a lot of fun so far, it was easy to assemble, the size is just perfect for the room we put it in. I recommend this product.

This air hockey table is a steal at $129. It is a bit smaller than a full size air hockey table, but that is a plus for our small spaces. It is just right for our young boys to take out alittle bit of energy. The table tennis top would be a bit dissapointing for adult play but our kids don't mind. We are getting many hours of play for not much money. It has sturdy legs and a great automated scoring system. However - be careful getting it out of the box - we almost pulled off one of the sides.

Although smaller than I had thought, it functions well. Solid and sturdy, it allows for a good game of air hockey. It was easy to assemble, and I did it myself in about 1 hour. (Two are needed to turn it right-side-up after assembly, as you don't want any lateral stress on the legs.) It is light enough to be easily picked up by 2, yet heavy enough to be sturdy and not move around. My twin 9-year olds really enjoy playing on it. This is NOT a "professional arcade" model, but good for the home. The pingpong tabletop is too small to be of much use. And, it doesn't seem to attach to the table properly. But my son and I did have an enjoyable 1/2 hour playing. I got this on Black Friday at a really good price, and am happy with the purchase.

Table took about an hour to assemble.  Most of the bolt and screw holes were in alignment, but had to redrill a couple that did not line up.  It comes with a ping pong table top which made the overall weight heavier to lug the package around.  The ping pong table is perhaps good enought for eight or nine year olds.  Its too small for anything else except if you use it for a buffet table.  Paddles, net are cheaply made. 

The air hockey table is why I bought the  unit.  Once again its okay  mainly for younger kids.  Adults can play but there are two many dead spots on the table.  Some of the holes are just dummy ones.  In other words some have not been drilled deep enough to get air flow.  It was suggested to get a pin sized nail or similar object to poke in the holes to release any thing that may be blocking the air flow.  On a few it seemed to help some, but there are way to many holes to fool with.  I took some extra time and got the puck flowing better but it may still just die on certain parts of the table.  I tried a different table but had the same results. It has electronic scoring which does work, at least on this table.
The table should have two motors or at least a more powerful one and a manufacturer that can make it the right way.  I paid $119.00 for it, but its worth about half that price.