Author name: Gareth Chen

I’ve been using the SANWEI T88-1S for the past 6 months, mainly in close-to-table offensive play. After spending enough time with it, I think this rubber has a very clear identity: It’s designed for speed first. Not spin-first.Not control-first.But direct, aggressive speed. And if that matches your playing style, the T88-1S can feel extremely dangerous. […]

I’ve been using the SANWEI Table Tennis Rubber Cutting Machine for about 6 months now, and honestly, it’s one of those products I underestimated at first. Before using it, I always cut rubbers manually with scissors or a knife like most players do. It works, but even after years of doing it, there’s always a

I’ve been wearing the SANWEI Table Tennis T Shirt 2025 regularly for the past 6 months, mainly during club training and weekend matches. After using it through both long practice sessions and hot summer days, I think this shirt gets one thing especially right: It genuinely feels designed for table tennis movement. A lot of

I’ve been using the Ultra Spin Blue for the past 6 months, mostly during regular club training and practice sessions. Going into it, I expected a basic training rubber with decent control and not much else. What surprised me was how usable it actually felt in real play. It’s clearly positioned as a training-level rubber,

I’ve been using the SANWEI Two Face-ALC for the past 6 months, and honestly, it’s one of the most unusual blades I’ve ever played with. Not unusual in a gimmicky way—but in the sense that it genuinely changes how you think about blade design. Most blades try to balance offense and defense within the same

I’ve been using the SANWEI Two Face – Soft Punch for the past 6 months, mainly in defensive and control-oriented setups. To be honest, this blade surprised me more than I expected. At first glance, it looks like a very specialized balsa blade—and it is—but after spending enough time with it, I started to understand

A foldable ping pong table is no longer just a space-saving solution—it has become a must-have for players who want professional performance with everyday convenience. But here’s the catch: not all foldable tables are created equal. Many sacrifice stability, bounce quality, or durability in exchange for portability. So how do you choose the right one?

When searching for the right table tennis table price, many players face the same dilemma: Should you go for a budget option, or invest in a professional-grade table? The truth is, price in table tennis tables is directly tied to performance, durability, and long-term value. In this guide, we break down what different price ranges

I’ve been using the SANWEI Surge NITRO for about 6 months now, mostly in regular weekly training. When I first picked it up, I was curious about one thing: can a blade at this price really deliver a proper ALC experience? After spending enough time with it, I’d say it does—and in some ways, it’s

I’ve been using the SANWEI Surge PRISM for about 6 months now, with regular weekly sessions. Going into it, I was curious about one thing: how close can a sub-$50 inner ALC blade really get to the high-end options? After half a year, I think I have a clear answer. First Impressions: Familiar, in a