in Does This Look Like The Max Speed Of Spinshot
- Launch Performance+1 pts
Bigger battery maintains top speed for longer
The Spinshot Player is a programmable tennis ball machine holding 120 balls, shooting up to 68 mph, with phone app control for speed, spin, angle, and feed rate, backed by a 2-year warranty.
Reviewers mostly praise the Spinshot Player for its consistent feeds and durable metal build, which they say outlasts typical training partners and cheap plastic rivals. The machine's programmability and battery/AC options are strong draws for custom drills, and users find it easy to transport. However, the app is a frequent pain point—connections can be unreliable, changes don't always sync, and on-machine buttons alone aren't enough—so expect a learning curve when fine-tuning shots and drills, especially with top spin.
in Does This Look Like The Max Speed Of Spinshot
Bigger battery maintains top speed for longer
in Silent Partner No Remote Or Spinshot Player Ball
Is much slower and can't match the top spin of Silent Partner
in Proton Vs Spinshot Player Vs Tennis Tutor Plus
Programming requires experimentation to get the desired shot and placement
Functionality is excellent
in Tennis Ball Machine Spinshot Player Vs Lobster
On-machine buttons are not enough for programming; app is required
Has been very reliable even with dirty, used balls
in Silent Partner No Remote Or Spinshot Player Ball
Programming custom drill sequences is possible
Spinshot Ball Machine - how do you connect?
Apple Watch control is unreliable
Max speed less than 68 mph when topspin is increased
Drill settings are not consistent between sessions
Inconsistent drill performance across sessions
Tennis Ball Machine Spinshot Player Vs Lobster
Programming requires fine-tuning
Battery life is about 3 hours