Great video! Thanks for breaking down the features of this machine. I'm considering getting a pickleball machine and would love to know your thoughts on the Zenith model. How does it compare to popular options like the Lobster or Titan in terms of durability, oscillation, and ease of use? Also, do you know if it comes with a good warranty or refund policy? Thanks again for the helpful insights!
Hi @Barbara, Thanks for reaching out! Of all the ball machines I’ve tried (Lobster, Slinger, Erne, Titan), the Zenith stands out for its price-to-value ratio. Here’s a quick comparison: Lobster/Slinger: While solid options, they’re a bit bulkier to transport. The Slinger is about $100 cheaper but is entirely manual, which might not suit everyone. The Lobster, for its price, doesn’t quite pack in as many features as the Zenith does. Titan: This is a premium, well-built machine with a luxury feel-priced around $2,100. It’s impressive, but the cost puts it in a different league. Zenith: Priced at around $900, it offers great features like oscillations, various angles, and straightforward control through a phone app (similar to the Erne, which costs $1,800). It’s a bit like comparing Android to iPhone: with Zenith, you might need to explore the settings a bit, but it has everything you need for a great training experience. We’ve used it extensively, and it delivers consistently. I’ve reached out to Pickln Contact for details on the warranty and refund policy and will get back to you as soon as I have more information. Wish you all the best in finding the correct ball machine.. I know it can be challenging and the reason we started this channel to help with all pickleball gear... Let me know if you have any other questions! 😊
The ~750 price is good. Better than getting it off Ailbaba. It seems to the smaller model from the Chinese manufacturer of the Erne. Pretty much same app, whole machine turns(if not mistaken) if that matters to you, ball capacity is a little less than Erne, smaller footprint.
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Great video! Thanks for breaking down the features of this machine. I'm considering getting a pickleball machine and would love to know your thoughts on the Zenith model. How does it compare to popular options like the Lobster or Titan in terms of durability, oscillation, and ease of use? Also, do you know if it comes with a good warranty or refund policy? Thanks again for the helpful insights!
Hi @Barbara,
Thanks for reaching out! Of all the ball machines I’ve tried (Lobster, Slinger, Erne, Titan), the Zenith stands out for its price-to-value ratio. Here’s a quick comparison:
Lobster/Slinger: While solid options, they’re a bit bulkier to transport. The Slinger is about $100 cheaper but is entirely manual, which might not suit everyone. The Lobster, for its price, doesn’t quite pack in as many features as the Zenith does.
Titan: This is a premium, well-built machine with a luxury feel-priced around $2,100. It’s impressive, but the cost puts it in a different league.
Zenith: Priced at around $900, it offers great features like oscillations, various angles, and straightforward control through a phone app (similar to the Erne, which costs $1,800). It’s a bit like comparing Android to iPhone: with Zenith, you might need to explore the settings a bit, but it has everything you need for a great training experience. We’ve used it extensively, and it delivers consistently.
I’ve reached out to Pickln Contact for details on the warranty and refund policy and will get back to you as soon as I have more information.
Wish you all the best in finding the correct ball machine.. I know it can be challenging and the reason we started this channel to help with all pickleball gear...
Let me know if you have any other questions! 😊
That's a great price for what you get.
The ~750 price is good. Better than getting it off Ailbaba. It seems to the smaller model from the Chinese manufacturer of the Erne. Pretty much same app, whole machine turns(if not mistaken) if that matters to you, ball capacity is a little less than Erne, smaller footprint.
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