Delta Manual
The Power Pong Delta is by far the best table tennis robot on the market under $1,800. While it shares most of the features and performance capabilities with the Power Pong Omega, the Delta is operated using a physical control box instead of an app.
This can be preferable for users who prefer not to use a smartphone or tablet for control. Its user-friendly control panel allows you to easily adjust speed, spin, and trajectory for both novice and advanced players.
Design Innovation
The Delta's unique three-wheel design, developed in Hungary, offers superior ball placement compared to one- or two-wheel robots. This technology allows for quick adjustments in wheel speed and direction, resulting in realistic drills with varying spin and speed combinations. Power Pong is continuously working on upgrades that will be made available to Power Pong models.
Key Features
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- Create and customize drills with up to 8 balls.
- Adjust speed, spin, trajectory, and placement for each ball individually.
- Physical control box for easy operation. You may easily set no spin, light spin, medium spin, heavy spin or extreme spin.
- 99 memory slots to save your favorite drills.
- 10 cluster memory slots for grouping drills together. Each cluster capable of storing and playing up to 32 saved drills either sequentially or randomly.
- 40 pre-saved drills that can be modified to your individual needs.
- Individual frequency control. It allows for the customization of each shot in the drill, making it more realistic.
- Random options to make ball placements less predictable.
- Serve feature. Users may set different serves in a drill to come randomly.
- Mini remote control (the size of a car fob) to start/stop the robot and change ball frequency.
- 100 Power Pong 3-star balls.
- Catch net for recycling balls for continuous play.
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