VIAVITO Flipit 6ft reversible table tennis top resting on a games table

Rank #7 in Best Table Tennis Tables 2026: 10 Ranked, and the Specs That Contradict Themselves

VIAVITO Flipit 6ft Reversible Table Tennis Top

£99.00 4.6 from 407 Amazon ratings
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The VIAVITO Flipit is a table tennis top rather than a table: a board that rests on a flat surface and reverses to a wood grain dining side. It sits at number 7 in this guide and costs £99.00, with 4.6 out of 5 from 407 ratings — the sort of score that makes it worth reading the specification fields properly rather than just the headline.

The bullets call the playing surface 6ft x 3ft. The dimensions line in the same advert gives 183cm (72") by 102cm (46"). Six feet is 183cm, so the length agrees with itself; three feet is 91cm, so the width does not — the second figure is 11cm wider than the first claims. Neither number is regulation size either: an official table is 274cm long, which makes the Flipit roughly two-thirds of one. The other figure worth noticing is the warranty, which the advert states as 6 months in both the final bullet and the Product Warranty field. Everything on this page comes from the VIAVITO Amazon listing — the bullets, the specification fields and the buyer reviews — not from any testing of our own.

How those 407 ratings break down

An average hides its own shape. This is the spread behind the 4.6 stars.

5 star
76%
4 star
15%
3 star
5%
2 star
2%
1 star
2%

Specification

Exactly as published on the Amazon listing, field for field.

Price £99.00
Customer rating 4.6 out of 5 from 407 ratings
Surface as claimed in the bullets 6ft x 3ft
Length as listed 183cm (72") — about 67% of the 274cm regulation length
Width as listed 102cm (46"); three feet is 91cm, so the two figures in the same advert do not match
Height as listed 1.27cm (0.5") — a top that rests on another surface, not a free-standing table
Warranty 6 months, quoted in the final bullet and in the Product Warranty field
Age range and league (as listed) "Adult" and "International Table Tennis Federation", while the title says families and kids

What buyers actually say

Quoted from customer reviews on Amazon

Verified purchase

“Works great, wooden roads that join it together broke within days but not really needed anyway so still rate it. Would prob just add hinges to fold it away. Not convinced there's a need for the other dining table side”

Amazon Customer
Verified purchase

“Fantastic little table.Big enough for teens and adults to have a good game on, even with the bats and balls supplied.I noted the reviews and bought some Good Grip - stops stuff slipping stuff (local hardwear store)to go underneath, and a length of 1cm wide, sticky back velcro (Ebay) to hold the two halves together.Still trying to think of somewhere to store it.”

On Reflection

What it is up against

The rivals it was ranked against in Best Table Tennis Tables 2026: 10 Ranked, and the Specs That Contradict Themselves.

Questions people ask

What comes with the VIAVITO Flipit?

The advert lists a full accessory kit: 2 bats, 3 balls, a net and posts, along with the top itself.

Is it a free-standing table?

No. The VIAVITO Flipit is a top that rests on flat surfaces. The listed height is 1.27cm (0.5") and the weight is 16kg (35lbs).

How big is the playing surface?

The bullets say 6ft x 3ft; the dimensions line says 183cm (72") x 102cm (46"). Three feet is 91cm, so those two figures in the same VIAVITO listing do not agree.

What warranty does it carry?

6 months. That figure appears both in the last bullet and in the Product Warranty field of the advert.

What is on the reverse side?

A dining table top with a wood grain finish; the table tennis side has a blue finish.

Is it regulation size?

No. A regulation table is 274cm long, and the VIAVITO Flipit is listed at 183cm, roughly two-thirds of that.

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