Table is good - my son is super excited - we'll see how it holds up.My feedback is really around the setup. The instructions are not intuitive. Pieces were not all tagged so you didnt really know that you were doing it correctly or not. The 'holes' that are supposed to be in the ends of the player bars were there on ONE bar. The rest had nothing more then an indent where maybe it should have been. Its relevant as that's what the instructions indicate for the insertion of the cross bars.The little screws that hold the safety pins - that you have to manually screw in to the table, are very small. Even for my average size woman's hands, it was not easy. I don't know how a person w larger hands would deal.All in all it took me three hours to do it - the worst step by far was putting the base of the foosball table into the slots. If they were a bit deeper it would be easier to rest them in and balance the other side and push the unattached sides together...but those slots are NOT very deep and this is definitely the worst step in the process. With only one set of hands it took me about 35 mins to get this setup. If I had a helper, much easier...so while its painful for one, I would think it wouldn't be bad with more than one.Finally, the exterior walls of the table were pretty beaten up - so while it was fine, it seemed like someone might have tried to put this together before and gave up and I got the returned items. My son didn't notice but ..it was enough that I noticed it.Stay tuned for feedback in a few months to see how the table has held up.