Review on Soozier 55" Portable Folding Billiards Table - Perfect For Family Game Nights With Cues, Balls, And Accessories Included by Gus Gutierrez

I enjoy having the mini pool table and don't regret the $100, but to do it again I'd spend more on a nicer one.The good:* Looks and feels like a quality product* The legs have adjustable feet so I can make it level if the floor isn't.* It folds up compactly for storage/transport* It's small enough to fit in my apartment without consuming the entirety of my living/dining room, while being big enough it doesn't feel like a cheep kids' toy.Complaints:* The pool cues have dents in them, like the wood had been hit with a hammer and compressed (not snapped or cracked though). This means I have to try to align the cue just right, so the dents don't throw off my aim when they slides over my finger and jostle the cue when shooting.* Folding it up requires removing 4 screw-pins, 4 foot-screws, folding the legs, then re-screwing the 4 screw-pins and hoping you didn't drop any of the wing-nuts. They couldn't use folding-table style legs so I could get this out of the closet and ready to use quickly? Also, now I have these foot-screws I have to store separately - couldn't they have made those narrower so they didn't have to be removed to fold up the legs?Overall, I'm satisfied. I'll take this to cons & on camping trips -- one day, when it's inevitably damaged in transit, I'll buy a nicer one.