So I opened my LED table and for the most part it seems like a solid table. There is a little line on the felt that I don't believe is a scratch, and there's one LED out. I'll call the manufacturer on Monday to possibly get a replacement. Packaging was top notch and well protected.
Anyone else have any LEDs out?
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The end of an era.Walmart has done a price switcheroo. The one with LEDs is now $199 and the one without is $169.
So I opened my LED table and for the most part it seems like a solid table. There is a little line on the felt that I don't believe is a scratch, and there's one LED out. I'll call the manufacturer on Monday to possibly get a replacement. Packaging was top notch and well protected.
Anyone else have any LEDs out?
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The LED version I received is really nice. Not wobbly at all; feels solid. I think for the price it was a bargain.How's the durability and craftsmanship on these? My wife had no issues with me getting 1 (or more as the size of my tourneys grows), but she didn't want me putting money into something with fragile legs that might snag or break. I think I also saw another thread here where there were issues with the undersides of the tables and how the screws were drilled?
I (we) ask because we will need to (un)fold them before/after each use. (These are the foldable ones right?)
The LED version has slightly sturdier legs than the regular version. But to be honest, both versions are just fine. I have owned both styles. I fold them up and store them after we play each time and have had no issues with the legs or screws. I do prefer the LED version over the standard version. Especially if you can find a good price on it. All of these Barrington tables are foldable.How's the durability and craftsmanship on these? My wife had no issues with me getting 1 (or more as the size of my tourneys grows), but she didn't want me putting money into something with fragile legs that might snag or break. I think I also saw another thread here where there were issues with the undersides of the tables and how the screws were drilled?
I (we) ask because we will need to (un)fold them before/after each use. (These are the foldable ones right?)
Love the LED version and I’ve never had or played on the original. That said and without any real experience, I’d prefer the LED version for 2 reasons really…The LED version has slightly sturdier legs than the regular version. But to be honest, both versions are just fine. I have owned both styles. I fold them up and store them after we play each time and have had no issues with the legs or screws. I do prefer the LED version over the standard version. Especially if you can find a good price on it. All of these Barrington tables are foldable.
No LEDs out that I’ve noticed.So I opened my LED table and for the most part it seems like a solid table. There is a little line on the felt that I don't believe is a scratch, and there's one LED out. I'll call the manufacturer on Monday to possibly get a replacement. Packaging was top notch and well protected.
Anyone else have any LEDs out?
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They are heavy as hell. Your wife may need you to help her move them.How's the durability and craftsmanship on these? My wife had no issues with me getting 1 (or more as the size of my tourneys grows), but she didn't want me putting money into something with fragile legs that might snag or break. I think I also saw another thread here where there were issues with the undersides of the tables and how the screws were drilled?
I (we) ask because we will need to (un)fold them before/after each use. (These are the foldable ones right?)
I would. It's pretty easy to tear the vinyl on the rails while moving it around incidentally.Just pulled the trigger on the non led version. Should be a nice upgrade for my home game. If the table is getting folded up and stored in a closet every game but not moved outside the house is a case needed?
That's at your discretion. The case makes the table easier to carry and will also help protect the vinyl rail from tearing.Just pulled the trigger on the non led version. Should be a nice upgrade for my home game. If the table is getting folded up and stored in a closet every game but not moved outside the house is a case needed?
I just kept the box to store it in.Just pulled the trigger on the non led version. Should be a nice upgrade for my home game. If the table is getting folded up and stored in a closet every game but not moved outside the house is a case needed?
I would do it just to make it easier to move and protect it when you do move it aroundJust pulled the trigger on the non led version. Should be a nice upgrade for my home game. If the table is getting folded up and stored in a closet every game but not moved outside the house is a case needed?
Get rid of other furniture. Leave poker table up at all times. Problem solved.Just pulled the trigger on the non led version. Should be a nice upgrade for my home game. If the table is getting folded up and stored in a closet every game but not moved outside the house is a case needed?
This is the way. This is what I did.Get rid of other furniture. Leave poker table up at all times. Problem solved.
Me too.This is the way. This is what I did.
Thanks for the heads-up on this deal and all the great info. I bought the non-LED version.
Can anyone tell me the cupholder inner width for the non-LED table? I am going to buy or make fillers like this one (image by @sheikh617):
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I thought about it with something like this:Has anyone experimented with some type of insert to make the walls of the cup holder higher instead of replacing it altogether?
If I could get a decent folding table with all the addons for less than $500 I’d buy one of those in an instant!The Barrington’s are becoming like souped-up Hondas and Scions! We start with a budget-friendly option, then add all the extras, and suddenly we're nearing the price of the pricier models
I feel like even a beer or water gets in the way if it’s only sticking up halfway. Something like this would drive me even more crazy. I should replace the ones I put in mine with those deeper/wider ones others have used.I thought about it with something like this:
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But those run $11 each on Amazon. Maybe there's a less expensive alternative?
The problem also is that the Barrington cups are so shallow that these may not be effective anyway.
I just dropped nitros in mine.The Barrington’s are becoming like souped-up Hondas and Scions! We start with a budget-friendly option, then add all the extras, and suddenly we're nearing the price of the pricier models
I just dropped nitros in mine.