Portable Tennis Ball Machine (26lbs) - Dual Motor for TopSpin and Backspin, 80+ Balls, Max 68MPH, 4+ Hours Play with External Lithium Battery

I was little nervous about spending this much o a ball machine, but compared to how much some of them cost, it was very reasonably priced. When it arrived and I figured out how to use it, I was surprised at how simple it was. The battery is easy to charge, the whole thing is very portable and it works very well. I am a passable player, so using it for practicing forehand, backhand and volleys is ideal. I am already getting my money's worth out of it. For a mid-priced professional ball machine I can highly recommend it

Really fun machine for practicing shots. Battery life is great. It’s not too heavy and it’s very easy to set up. The ball speed is a bit slow, but maybe because I set the machine for topspin? Overall, I am really pleased with the machine.

It is not so heavy, easy to carry around, it's super compact compared to other machines I look at online. The features are fantastic: speed, time, spin, remote control, and angle all work very well Speed Can make the launch very strong when at max speed. Depending on where you place the machine, that can be super powerful, like a string real person Time It gives you great control for your drill as you can speed up the pace or go slow enough so you can brief between shots. Spin Both Topspin and Backspin work like a charm. Max spin will not be so powerful as the flat launch though. Because you will have one motor speed at max and the other at minimum, while the flat launch will use max speed for both. But it is still pretty good. The remote It is super helpful if you want to pause/start a drill for any reason. So you don't waste time and ball launches walking to the machine to pause/start your training session. But that's it, play/pause features only. Angle It has a good angle range, the not-so-nice part is how you adjust it. You have to use a small dial to set the angle you want. That's a - slow process - the dial is somewhat hard to turn - it's not clear what angle you are at. The angle "indicator pin" near the angle marks is big (e.g it takes the space from 40 to 50 degrees mark) Battery I have used the machine for 3 or 4 sessions of 1 hour each and the battery is still showing 100% charged, so that's good. It comes with a little nice case for the battery too, which is super helpful to carry it around and put it to charge separately from the machine. The battery finish looks like a prototype though. With loose cables and the battery level tester kind of improvised attached to it. Overall I really liked it

This is a great little machine! I was skeptical about buying an unknown brand but customer service was very prompt in answering my questions before purchase. I have used it 13 or 14 time so far and have had no problems. The balls have never jammed. Once in a while there was a delay in ball launch but no manual intervention was required and the misfire corrected itself each time. I did not buy the oscillator. I alternate between forehand and backhand shots and get a good workout. I try not to change the ball launch angle too much. Instead, I move the machine forward or back to the baseline depending on whether I want to practice ground strokes or lobs. The external battery is a big plus as well. I find it is best to charge the battery right after each use. I vacuum the machine to remove debris or green lint from the balls that collects in the machine. I am in my sixties and find this machine very light and useful in practicing a wide range of shots. I have purchased other ball machines but have had problems when the balls jammed. I have not had problems with this one so I am giving it 5 stars.

I searched through lots of website for tennis machine around 1k. I decided to go for Nisplay for a shot and after 3 weeks of use for more than 10 times, I didn’t regret it. The whole machine is quite compact so I can easily fit it into my sedan trunk with all my other equipments and a basket holding 80 balls. The best part is I only need to take the battery out to my apt for recharge, saving me a lot of troubles. And connect it for usage only take like 10s. The overall build look pretty solid and good quality. It is way smaller other tennis ball machine out in the market but still hold the same power. Bad part? I don’t know other machines. This one, for a whole basket like 80 balls, it would usually get jam for 3-4 times. But it has 3 holes for holding the ball, so I never need to manually correct the ball machine. Just wait out the empty shot and it’s good to go for next ball.