PONGBOT Table Tennis Robot, Portable Ping Pong Machine, APP Control, 264 Built-in Routines, 150-Ball Capacity, Customize Spin/Speed for Solo Training & Coaching, One-Year Warranty

I absolutely love this robot. I've used others in the price range and none of them even come close in functionality. The app is good but not great. It has significant limitations and requires Wi-fi in addition to bluetooth. But there are open source programs on the web available for free and designed by users that unlock all of the functions this machine has. For example, they allow you to program a drill where each ball is served at different heights. The stock software doesn't allow this. It also allows you to modify the stock drills the machine comes with. They also don't need Wi-fi. Finally, they allow one to design drills with more than 5 consecutive unique balls and allow one to save many more custom drills than the stock program. The machine has limitations that every 2 wheel robot has, namely the speed and spin are directly related. It does allow one to place the machine anywhere on the table, so if you want very spinny, low, short, slow balls sent to you you can move it closer to the net. The other thing I don't like about it is that the head is on the large size. To place it on the table means that you will hit it very frequently and have balls bounce back at your head and everywhere else. It's not a dealbreaker but it can get annoying. What I did was move it off the table and adjusted the throw, which opens up 100% of the table to me. I created a custom stand, but others have put the machine on a chair and have had great results. When you do that you do have to reprogram the drills so the balls land where you want them. It's also been reliable for me - I've never had a misfeed with many thousands of rallies under my belt. I think this is a great robot at any price, but with the discount offered recently it's an unbelievable deal.

Easy to set up. No issues so far. The app could be more initiative

This bot is definitely the best bot in sub-400 dollar mark. It is really well built. The greatest thing about it is the consistency of each shot. Any other sub-100 or 200 USD bot has way worst consistency in term of precision of each shot. The software has a wide range of setting, angle, spin, frequency and speed. It also allows you to set multiple combo and execute them either in sequence or randomly. It is about 150 USD more expensive than the other similar design bot, like the S101, HP07, but those are way worst in terms of configuration of each shot, making than much more difficult to use. I live in a small apartment and only have a mini table tennis table, but I can use this bot with the small table without any issue. See my video with random configuration of 3 combos at different angles.

The so-called "Operation Manual," written in Chinese English, with usage instructions and diagrams that are so small that you literally need a magnifying glass to read them, is absolutely useless in instructing you how to use the robot or even how to get it to throw balls. And instead of providing instructions on how to use the accompanying remote control, the "manual" forces you to download an app to use with your cell phone, circumventing the use of the remote control. In addition, the instructions that appear in the window of the remote control are, again, so tiny they are all but impossible to read, and the steps required to use the robot are so convoluted that three of us spent over an hour trying to decipher them. The result: we could only use the robot intermittently, on one setting, before it shut off, and then we had to spend another ten minutes trying to get it to shoot balls again. So unless you're a computer nerd or have nothing better to do with your life than spend hours trying to figure out how to use this thing, I suggest you buy another robot from a different company.

I had a RoboPong for several years. It only had one spinning wheel so it could only toss balls with a lot of spin. There was not an option to do otherwise, so it was not a realistic experience. This robot can toss balls with a lot of spin or very little spin because it varies two wheels. The remote is useless because the app is much easier to use and more intuitive. I cannot give it a five star because the app has preprogrammed settings which are incorrect. For example, a Forehand Drive may actually be a Forehand Push or vice versa. But you can figure out what is intended with a little experimentation. The app allows you to have almost any combination of drills you want including random. I bought a net to collect the balls and two 120-pack sets of practice balls. I just wrapped the top of the hopper with some cardboard and it easily holds the extra balls. On most settings, that gives you a 5 minute practice session before you need to collect and pour the balls back in. That is plenty. If you hit them all back into the net, then there is no collection and you just pour from a box below the collection net. For $350, this is a great product.

Great product! - very versatile training programs. suitable for all different level of players. - very powerful customization capability. program your own training sessions, from simple to complex. - super portability. with a 24V output capable power bank, you can set it up in any place, in gym, home, park, camping site, etc. very easy to bring it with you and set up. - cellphone app easy to use.

je ne m'attendais pas à un robot aussi efficace , ne bloque pas une balle , les effets sont bien réalisés , la vitesse bluffante , et tout est réglable , avec des combinaisons. l'appli est intuitive , très satisfait

Buon robot per utilizzo casalingo.

Good product with variety of functions Easy to set up and start immediately

Not cheap, but it is really a nice device. The setup was easy, basically no hardware setup, it is required to setup an app in the phone through bluetooth. Once it is setup, it works very nicely. It is with all basic training options and it can be programmed as well. The remote control is not very user friendly, the screen is too small. But the phone app is good enough for all you need!

I purchased the Nova S Pro after reading many positive reviews, and after a week of use, I have a very positive impression. It’s a well-built robot that delivers balls with impressive accuracy and consistency. The marketing claims of 264 prebuilt programs are a bit misleading, as I only found 36 standard drills and 8 near-net drills. That said, this isn’t a dealbreaker for me because the custom drill feature is where the real value lies. The possibilities are virtually endless—limited only by your imagination, not the robot. Despite these strengths, I’m giving it 4 stars instead of 5 for the following reasons: 1. The package arrived unsealed, which almost made me reject the delivery. Thankfully, everything inside was intact. 2. I ordered from Amazon Australia, but the unit came with an EU plug, which is quite inconvenient. 3. The price difference is frustrating: it sells for $350 USD in the US, but $699 AUD in Australia. At today’s exchange rate, that’s about $543 AUD, leaving a $156 AUD gap—it feels unfair. 4. The ball height setting can be adjusted between drills, but not between individual balls within a drill. This design flaw makes no sense. For example, to simulate a serve, I need a height of -50, but for regular shots, I need around 20–30. Because of this limitation, I can’t create realistic combinations of one serve followed by several rallies. If the robot allowed ball height adjustments between individual balls in a drill, I would happily give it 5 stars and call it perfect.