Let me start by saying this is my first time ever writing a review that's how awesome this thing is. We have had this for a about 3 or 4 days and we absolutely love it. No more lost pieces or taking 15mins to set a game up just click and go. so far no complaints.

Our table has caught the attention of everyone who steps in to our home. Our guest love to ply on it and our kids are always playing it when they are home.

We all love this unit and use it as a casual coffee table as well as a family game board. We have tons of games on it and use it weekly. A must have if you love game boards and family game nights!!!

Easy to setup, easy to buy additional products, settings easy, great graphics, speakers are really decent sound. First day but we've had a blast so far! Fingers crossed this game board lasts a long time

Got it for my 7 year old and she loves it. Plays with her older brothers and its great. Soo many games.

Was a little skeptical at first but boy were my concerns put to rest when we received this game table!! WE LOVE IT!!

The Infinity Game Table has been a big hit with our children, and has provided another fun way for us to connect and have fun at the end of the day.

This is really a fun gaming table. From the time I set it up our family plays on it everyday!! Definitely recommend getting one

This is a fun gaming table. Also has trouble with Wifi, it wont work with 5ghz wifi, so if you are using a mesh system like eero, you have to disable 5ghz temporarily and even then, it may kick the table back to 5ghz. You may need a dedicated 2.4ghz wifi router. The microSD and USB ports are all disabled, there is no way to store all the games after the table space is full, it saves to a cloud cloud account controlled by arcade1up, which makes me nervous because I'm not sure how long they have left. Other than that, it is fun and I'm putting mine into a short term rental I own.

As described online. I have bought 2 of them now. Only issue I have is separating the two on my account. Would live to know how to set them up as independent machines