Baseball Training Mini Tee Popper, Hitting Tee for Perfect Swings, Batting Machine for Practicing Hitting Without a Pitcher (1 Popper Ball Included)

Product is as advertised. Good quality pop ups every time. My 6y/o dropped his hands and happy gillmores the tee. Shatters into 4 pieces. Will be buying a replacement.

This thing is garbage. It stopped working the same day. It gets stuck midway release and then pops. By then the ball has fallen off. I set it aside with the intention of returning it but forgot and missed the return window. A shame because I even bought extra balls. I just threw it in the garbage. In theory, it is a great idea. This why I purchased it. But the quality does a disservice to the idea.

My son is 8 loves this! Plays with it ALL the time. So fun for him out of all his Xmas gifts he played with this one all day. Great quality. Good for eye to bat coordination.

We gave the Bandit Sports Baseball Training Mini Tee Popper as a gift, and the kids absolutely loved it! It was an instant hit and kept them entertained while helping them practice their swings. Such a fun and engaging training tool that makes baseball practice feel like play. Highly recommend for young baseball players!

Great idea but needs to be sturdier. Got my son one for Christmas and it broke the same day. Bought another and it broke the second use.

Love the concept...in a pinch. We take this with us (along with extra balls) when we travel for baseball tournaments and need to work on "timing" and can only hit in small spaces (think about your VRBO with small driveway, yard, or even just a one car garage). It works best on a solid concrete/asphalt level surface. The reason for only four stars is that it gets pretty annoying only loading one ball at a time. Imagine going out and doing some target practice and you only have one can to shoot at. You can achieve what you want with one can, but that gets really tiresome and boring fast having to set up a single can that you knock over instead of moving on to the next can. The quality of this thing is about what you pay for. It's just sturdy enough plastic that it should survive for a few seasons as long as you don't step on it or crush it by throwing your heavy baseball gear on top. The spring mechanism is what I imagine will wear out the soonest as it sounds like a cheap wind up toy. However, after about 200 "springs" it appears to still be going strong and shoots the ball up about three feet in the air on every launch.

Great Grandson liked it so much he was using it in the house on Christmas Day. He enjoyed seeing how high the ball would rise. I wish I'd made a video of all that fun.

Trash. Doesn’t work. Gets stuck and doesn’t pop or doesn’t stay down at all. Should cost about $10 for the feel of the quality. Wouldn’t even give this as a gift to the kid on my son’s baseball team that even the parents don’t like.

Works as described. Given as a present. Good for the kid and the dad to play.

Not good can only use a very small ball and it doesn’t pop up very high. Waste of money

Worked well

First of all, it looks very delicate, would not sustain any shock. I tried it, it's fun, easy, works well. I'm 5'10", not sure it would work for someone 6'3". My 7-year-old son uses it too, likes it. I really think it's overpriced – $50 looks way too much.Another thing, on the ads the picture shows the ball and 12X, which is completely misleading, only 1 ball is included

Didn't work. Would not pop up. Returned