Nova S Pro
PONGBOT NOVA S PRO
Redefining Table Tennis Training
Next-Level Shots
Experience pro-level rally with blazing topspin, wicked backspin & match-like variety. Launch 30–90 balls per minute at varying speeds from 2 to 15 m/s, oscillating 44° with trajectories from 20° down to 30° up.
Coach-Crafted Programmed Drills
Train with 264+ drills designed by expert coaches, covering every skill level from casual fun to competitive play. Includes standard and innovative near-net positions, left & right-hand routines, soft serves, and fast-paced sequences.
Command Every Shot with Visual Control
Place the machine anywhere on the table—even near the net—and fully customize spin, speed, oscillation,
and trajectory. Set and visualize every shot instantly in the app with 0.5-unit precision.
Portable with Large Capacity
Compact and backpack-friendly design holds 150+ balls.Built with premium German BASF materials for durability and practical portability,ready to train anywhere.
Jam-Free Smooth Rallying
Practice uninterrupted with the triple anti-jam system: POM high-lubrication pipeline, anti-jam springs, and arc-guided feeding wheels ensure seamless, smooth ball delivery.
| Ball serving method: rubber wheel upward loading; stores 200 balls | Ball loading method: double-wheel drive |
| Ball speed: 2–15 m/s | Frequency: 30–90 balls/min, 11 levels |
| Rotation range: 360° arbitrary | Rotation speed: max 60 r/s, 21 levels |
| L&R swing: automatic, continuous | Swing range: 44° (–22° ~ 22°), ±25° |
| Up & down adjust: not automatic / 50° (–20° ~ 30°), 17°–33° | Side spin adjust: manual / 180° ± 90° |
| Double bounce: support | Net / Gross weight: 4 kg / 6 kg |
| Product size: 465 × 340 × 176 mm | Package size: 570 × 450 × 200 mm |
| Rated voltage: DC 24 V | Power switch: Wi-Fi / Bluetooth pairing key |
| Pairing method: Bluetooth | Installation: center or tabletop placement |
| CE certified: Yes | Accessories: adapter (AC100–240 V) / balls |
| Ball serving methodrubber wheel upward loading; stores 200 balls | Ball loading methoddouble-wheel drive |
| Ball speed2–15 m/s | Frequency30–90 balls/min, 11 levels |
| Rotation range360° arbitrary | Rotation speedmax 60 r/s, 21 levels |
| L&R swingautomatic, continuous | Swing range44° (–22° ~ 22°), ±25° |
| Up & down adjustnot automatic / 50° (–20° ~ 30°), 17°–33° | Side spin adjustmanual / 180° ± 90° |
| Double bouncesupport | Net / Gross weight4 kg / 6 kg |
| Product size465 × 340 × 176 mm | Package size570 × 450 × 200 mm |
| Rated voltageDC 24 V | Power switchWi-Fi / Bluetooth pairing key |
| Pairing methodBluetooth | Installationcenter or tabletop placement |
| CE certifiedYes | Accessoriesadapter (AC100–240 V) / balls |
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Very good from order to delivery.
Very good device and reasonably priced.
Awesome robot. For amateur player it helps keeping consistency and assist with practice of new moves and tricks. The most, I like that you can create your own rutines and practice almost all aspects of the game. Preconfigured rutines are also very good. Spins are strong and consistent. Ball placement is very good.
This bot is definitely the best bot in sub-400 dollar mark. It is really well built. The greatest thing about it is the consistency of each shot. Any other sub-100 or 200 USD bot has way worst consistency in term of precision of each shot.
The software has a wide range of setting, angle, spin, frequency and speed. It also allows you to set multiple combo and execute them either in sequence or randomly. It is about 150 USD more expensive than the other similar design bot, like the S101, HP07, but those are way worst in terms of configuration of each shot, making than much more difficult to use.
I live in a small apartment and only have a mini table tennis table, but I can use this bot with the small table without any issue. See my video with random configuration of 3 combos at different angles.
No other mass-produced robot under $1000 allows creating custom drills and from a well-designed app, no less.
The drills can be an array of up to 5 shots that can be positioned around the table. It’s easy to set up a Falkenberg drills, for example. There are a couple of things to note that aren’t clear from the description. The height/trajectory of the head can be set via the app, but it cannot change within a drill. So, one drill has one common trajectory for each shot. That means you can’t really set up a serve, a push and a loop in one drill. I have been able to set up underspin pushes and topspin loops in a single drill, no problem. But short serves require that the trajectory of the head be pointing downwards. That being said, because this is a tabletop robot that can be placed anywhere, it can replicate serves better than other (often much more expensive) robots that are permanently mounted at one height at the center of the table. Also, one drill can have two spins only, meaning topspin and backspin. Sidespin is possible by manually rotating the head, but this is not automated so you’ll have that side/topspin or side/underspin until you manually rotate it again.
The shot quality is great, no complaints. The build quality is impressive and the robot has yet to jam after 10+ hours of use.
If the manufacturer is reading this, I would like to make a suggestion. The more expensive PongBot models have automated trajectory and head rotation for sidespin so you can get all possible spins and trajectories in one drill. However, they are mounted in the center of the table to allow for ball recycling. The Nova is far more versatile because it can be placed anywhere on the table, making for more realistic serves, counterlooping, etc. Many robot users don’t really care about ball recycling. A human multi-ball feeder doesn’t have constant ball recycling so why would I need that in a robot? 150 balls is plenty of workout before needing a break and I could easily rig up an extension to the Nova’s basket to allow for another 100 balls if I need that. I’d like to see a “Nova Pro” model that is a tabletop unit that has the automated rotation/trajectory of the more expensive PongBots. I’d pay good money for that.