Foosball Table - 20-Inch Mini Soccer/Football Table Game for Arcade, Game Room, and Mancave - Set Includes Two Balls and Score Keeper by Hey Play

Was a Christmas gift, assembled pretty quickly, he loved the way it can be placed on a table top or on the floor, will travel well

Grandkids and their parents love it.

Very nice set. The only problem I have had with this is the quality of the rods. One of the rods snapped after few days. The rest of the quality is pretty good.

I bought the Hey! Play! Tabletop Foosball Table for some family game nights, and overall it’s okay. The table is portable and doesn’t take up much space, which is great. My kids enjoy playing it, and it comes with two balls and a score keeper, so it’s ready to go out of the box. That said, it feels a little flimsy at times, especially when the rods get a bit wobbly during fast play. Also, the ball tends to get stuck in the corners sometimes, which can be frustrating. It’s fun for casual play, but I wouldn’t say it’s super durable or suited for serious foosball fans. Overall, it’s decent for a mini table game, just don’t expect it to hold up to heavy use.

Boys love it

The end pieces after the game are put together don’t stay on if there is any plastic bulged up in the inside. It also came very chipped and scratched. The table top aspect is a great concept but could be better quality or coated to where the wood doesn’t scratch and chip this easily. Also was missing a ball. Only came with one. Seems like it may of came to us used. They also don’t give a refund option or contact seller option just simply a refund/return. My son likes it and wants to keep it but would be nice if I could get at least half my moment back for not only the terrible quality but the inconvience. May just rerun it and spend the $200 to get a stand up one at this point.

Oh my gosh, I love this little foosball table. It's small enough to put on a coffee table. It looks great, plays very well, and was easy to assemble. I'd say it's big enough to have fun with a game (though I'm not some foosball master). I may get a second one for the office, so my colleagues and I can goof off in our conference room. I'd just caution that the balls are small enough and light and bouncy enough so they're likely to get lost-- sometimes they fly out of the little slots. Extra balls would be worth it.

If you realize this is really a toy-game, not a regular size Foosball table, it's a kick for $16. The playing area is 15.5x11 vs 31x19 [29% of the playing surface] for a 3-rod/side game, so it is MUCH smaller. You have to be a bit careful to only rotate the rods, which you should do any table [not lift up, push down, just rotate/turn and push in and out]. I've played a lot of Foosball on a 31x19 table and this gives you a similar game play, on a MUCH smaller scale. The person with the most skill will win on both sizes. I can see taking this to restaurant, playing for the tab. You can practice by yourself and will quickly become much better, so it's a good way to win a lot of bets for restaurant tabs. For $16 it's a 5 star value, but I think you would want to also get a regular size Foosball table for most of the time.