Very much appreciated, keep us posted on how you're satisfied with the machine.

@@feeltennis Okay, I just tried it out and it’s awesome! I didn’t know that you had to lock in the angle adjustment so it started lobbing the balls after a minute or so. Once I locked it in it worked perfectly. It’s very easy to use and it fits nicely in the trunk of my model 3. It’s very quiet so I’m not pissing anyone off. A little about me: I played a lot before having kids but then I stopped playing for twenty years. I’m finding my way back to the court but I no longer have a consistent forehand to rally with. I took lessons for several weeks but my work schedule made it difficult to continue. I do practice with my friends but I’m just frustrating the better players, but at the same time, the weaker players aren’t able to return the balls consistently enough for me to improve. While a ball machine can never replace an actual tennis partner, it doesn’t complain about the heat, it’s ready to hit the court whenever you’re ready, it doesn’t get tired, it doesn’t get frustrated, and it does what you ask. I highly recommend getting this ball machine if you need practice like I do. No, I didn’t get paid for this. I full price for the machine and even missed the $15 sale on the oscillator by a few minutes. I’m just so happy that I now suck a little less than I sucked yesterday.

Happy to have balls separate. Keeps weight down. On serve practice days I don't want the machine anyway.

Having a battery like that is great!

Slingerbag is heavy and cumbersome

Based on what Nisplay shared with me regarding the N1 and N2 models, the differences are quite subtle. The N2 has more consistent motor performance, it has a battery indicator, improved angle adjustment knob and more color options. And yes, you can lower the ball flight more than I did in the video. I was more looking if I can see the backspin coming out the machine which of course I did and was impressed that the N2 can vary the spins so well.

The machine is not noisy at all in operation. Perhaps just a bit when you drive it around on wheels and it bumps over something. But otherwise it is smooth sailing.

@@feeltennis thank you! Good news

I haven't tested that many but this one is definitely more practical and versatile than the one I reviewed before. It's priced around 1000 USD so you must always keep value in mind and what you actually need. There are better machines out there with more options that cost 2000 USD and more but the question is whether you need all those features. In most cases I would say that you don't and that this N2 model gives you everything you need at recreational level...

@@feeltennis thank you tomaz, you’ve been incredibly helpful over the years. I purchased your forehand course 3 years ago and I still reference it to this day when I want to reinforce certain aspects of the shots. You’re amazing at what you do and I couldn’t be more grateful to have found you

@@jfitness432 Very much appreciated! I plan to update all course over time with new videos and using new platform, stay tuned...

@@feeltennis Hi Tomaz, I have purchased your swerve, forehand and backhand courses. If you update the courses will I have access to the updated courses? I'm also planning on signing up to join as a member for your KZfaq videos with students. Learning about the Universal swing has been a game changer. Thank you for all of your help!

@@peterbrown9614 Yes, of course, you have permanent access to courses you bought even when they are updated.