Suz Table Tennis Robot Ping Pong Ball Machine S102 Wireless Remote Control Automatic Table Tennis Machine for Training with 40mm+ Table Tennis Balls
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- Can only be placed on table tennis tables less than 2.5 inches thick. if table tennis table is more than 2.5 inches thick is not suitable for our robot
- Suz table tennis robots is designed to work properly when at least 20 balls are available in the storage tube. If the machine does not serve properly, make sure that there are enough balls in the storage tube and the ball frequency on the remote control is at least 1
- Adjust robot head up and down, you can play direct serve or indirect serve . how to adjust robot head up and down can send us message for video. If you would like to play direct serve (i.e., the served ball bounces one time on the table before you hit the ball), set topspin to 6 and backspin to 2 or 3 on remote control. If you would like to play indirect serve (i.e., the served ball bounces two times on the table before you hit the ball), set topspin to 4 and backspin to 3 on remote control
- If balls come out very weak and cannot go over the net. please check installation Step 3, put the USB out and plug in again. Set topspin to 4 and backspin to 3 on the remote control and see if ok
- Read the manual for instructions on how to install the robot. If you need any help, please email the manufacturer. The manufacturer's email address can be found in the manual.The manufacturer will provide free replacement parts for any damage caused by normal wear and tear within one year from the purchase of Suz table tennis robots
- If you dont use the robot for a long time, please clean it up and put robot in box or bag to avoid collecting dust
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 18.75 x 15.5 x 14.5 inches
Package Weight: 5.15 Kilograms
Brand Name: Suz
Color: Black
Manufacturer: SUZ
Size: L 17 x W 15 x H 16
Sport Type: Table Tennis
Date First Available: May 27, 2020
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I don't usually write reviews for products, but I'm so pleased with this SUZ table tennis robot that I am making an exception. I feel that a company that makes such a fine product for such a reasonable price should be recognized for their work. I have it set up in my attached garage, and have been using it off and on for about 6 months. It's working very well, and has not given me any problems. I make sure to keep the motor wheels, and balls clean, but that's all I've had to do to maintain it. I especially like the remote control. There are TT robots that have more features, but they cost a lot more. For the price this SUZ robot is hard to beat. I paid full price for this product, and have not been compensated in any way for this review. BTW, I named it Marvin. I like to name all of my robots.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2023 by Edman45 Edman45
I have been playing with this robot for the past 2 weeks and love it. It is fun to play. Cannot say much about the durability as I haven't used it for long. I don't like (and I am surprised) that it has no off-and-on button for power. I take the batteries out after playing to prevent battery drain. The instruction manual is not detailed enough to provide clear understanding of how to assemble it, but it is intuitive. Also, the manual does not elaborate on the various play settings. I would have given a 5 rating if not for these shortcomings.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2022 by Sam
I bought this machine to 1. practice and switch from penhold to shakehand and 2. get some exercise. Over all, the machine exceeds my expectations on both. It’s certainly better than any partner I can practically expect to practice basic skills with, let alone the conveniences. Top tip: Keep a duster such as Swiffer handy. Dust the table and machine head, including inside the barrel, from time to time. This is especially true if you have a furry friend around. My typical sessions run 45 – 60 min each. I use about 150 balls, for which I extended the bucket a bit to accommodate. Example: The machine is rested on the table at the far end and center so I don’t have to move it within a session. “Top spin” pointing up. The primary spin (top or under) is set at 8 or 9; the opposite spin 3 or 4. Serving frequency 4 – 9 depending on what I work on. 1. Forehand (top or back spin), no head swing 2. Collect floor balls (most end in the net) and practice serve (no machine) 3. Backhand, no head swing 4. Collect floor balls and practice serve (no machine) 5. Forehand and backhand with head swing (this accomplishes goal #2 for the most part) I’d repeat some of these. My observations: In basic technical terms, it's better than playing with a partner. Power: 7/10 (plenty but not smashing speed) Spin: 7 (plenty) Placement: 8. I’d estimate within 3” radius and slight side spin one way or the other. I see the variant as a plus, as it keeps me focused and more aware of returning to position. Serving Frequency: 7. At 9, it’s about the speed of practicing with a partner back & forth without hard hits. Swing: 8. Good range and points in between, and with good randomness. Limitations (but keep in mind of the price tag): While it’s excellent at practicing basic skills, it can’t really simulate a real game. For example, depth is partly controlled with moving head up & down, which is not motorized. It can’t randomize power of the ball, or the level and direction of spin. Since one can’t tell spin direction when the ball leaves the barrel, too much spin variation won’t work either. Potential improvements (again, keep price tag in mind): Since spin is already motorized, a firmware level upgrade could improve the machine’s ability to add more randomness. Combining that with an app on smartphone would make the sessions a lot more programmable. Adding motor control to the head would be a major upgrade but would make it fully programmable. I hope it’s durable...
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Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2024 by gasper
I was a little hesitant to drop a a couple hundred dollars on a ping pong machine but it's well worth it. As someone who was decent at ping pong playing up naturally, the most I ever got to practice was just playing games amongst friends. You can't really do a lot of hits in a game or take risky shots and this lets you get in a couple hundred hits in 10 minutes. It really helps build muscle memory for hitting shots. The speeds and variations of shots it can send at you is really impressive. The only thing I dislike is the remote doesn't have an on/off switch so I have to take the batteries out when I'm done but it's not really a big deal. I can easily work up a sweat when practicing with this machine. The amount of balls it comes with was a nice bonus and I had already bought another pack of 100 so I can keep the thing loaded for a long time.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 6, 2021 by Brady
Misses the mark a lot and just throws the ball away, but this could be reduced with better programming. Otherwise, it's a solid robot and can work you out and drastically improve your ping-pong skills. Buy it. You won't regret it at all.
Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2025 by trader
The balls from the ping pong ball machine are not strong enough.
Reviewed in the United States on September 30, 2024 by Dan
I've been using the robot for a couple months now and it's worked great. The robot was simple to put together, took 5 minutes, and very simple to use. I was pleasantly surprised the package came with 100 three star practice balls. Not a big deal to me but the last 2 or so balls won't shoot out because of the design. My only complaint is the remote itself does not have an on/off switch. It stays on when not in use and will drain the batteries. I take the batteries out after every use. Overall, because of how well the robot works I still give it five stars.
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