Amazon.com Customer Reviews
Good value, but you get what you pay for -3.5 stars - Review written on June 12, 2007
Rating: 3 out of 5
3 customers found this review helpful.
This table is pretty solid. Fairly heavy for a folding table, and slightly unstable. The instability in my case comes from one of the legs being slightly shorter then the other 3. Also, the mechanism for locking the legs in place is a metal button that pops out through a hole, and it has gotten stuck a couple times trying to push it back in. Locking the legs in place when setting up the table hasn't been a problem. In addition to that, it came originally without one of the rubber feet that goes on the bottom of the legs and I had to badger RIO into sending me one, which they did after 3 weeks, for free. They had a replacement program running for an entire line of tables that were shipped out without feet (not the poker table) and seemed not surprised at all that their stuff was sent out with missing pieces. The chip trays as well are slightly too small so that when you have chips lined up in there it's tight and they're not as easy as they should be to get them out, though thats being a bit nitpicky. All of that said, for this price you're not going to find anything better, and its performed pretty well for a full table of people on several occasions so far. Just keep in mind, you get what you pay for and this thing is cheap.