Table Tennis Robot HP-07 Unboxing, Installation and Review

This video ia about Unboxing, installation, and review of Table Tennis Robot. The brand name is HP-07 or Huipang-07. We ordered it online to level up our skills in the game. During this Pandemic where we cannot go out of the house more often, we must only train inside our homes. This Table Tennis Robot is very cheap, about 200 US Dollars only, including shipping. Although it doesn't have a digital controller for spins, frequency, and side-to-side oscillation, this analog one is already enough. Speaking of side-to-side oscillation, Newgy Robopong 545 and the Joola series iPong V200 and lower don’t oscillate side to side. It is one of the primary reasons why we decided on the HP-07. iPong V300 can oscillate side-to-side, but the shipping fee was too expensive. So here is our HuiPang-07; for at least a month of use, we can say it’s durable, reliable, and consistent considering its low price. The Robot’s weight is about 3.5 kg and about 4.5 kg, including the adaptors, metal plate, and this bowl container for balls. Rated voltage is compatible with 220 V outlets here in the Philippines. The rated power is 36 watts, so it does not consume so much electricity. Ball spin is topspin, backspin, sidespin, although we have not tested it yet, and there is this side-to-side oscillation. I’ve seen the Newgy Robopong 545 or 1055. It oscillates but on two fixed locations only. This HP-07 oscillates continuously, and it throws balls depending on the adjusted frequency. So, at a given...