Infinity Balance

The Joola Infinity Balance (JIB) surpasses all other paddles (bats) I've played. Beginner sets (usually four paddles and some balls) are almost worthless. Paddles in the $10-15 range are an improvement, as are paddles in the $20 and up range. But the rubber alone on the JIB justifies the price: the surface is "grippy," allowing significant spin to be applied to the ball. The multi-layer construction also generates more velocity on impact compared to paddles of lesser quality. I would not recommend the paddle for beginners (they may have trouble keeping the ball in play due to the inherent speed generating characteristic of the paddle) but highly recommend it for intermediate players looking to step up their game.

Good all around paddle. No complaints. I think it is probably about the best you can get from a pre-assembled paddle.

Nice upgrade from generic

Balancing everything around, in the same time goes whenever you want to give some power back defensing mode. Just received it last Tuesday before going to the training I am trying to keep it up with some colleagues. Its keep going over and over to return the back to the other side. When I received plenty of attacks and powerful balls from colleagues. Tried to counter attack them. Some of the balls did gave me a chance and left me back the point in the surprise of the hitters who were little shocked that I was trying over and over to counter attack the ball. In some shots, I managed to hit it with good power. The reflection impact was powerful spin. As if this racket is having a very strange magic behind it. But it was a good feeling. I will try it again next in my training. In the first minutes I hold it, it had a strange feeling. But after 10 minutes I felt its like a part of me and supporting me in my training and game. Good racket. Yah - Counter Attacks really good. I had some shots that hit even was extremely hard for me to reach the ball in killing angles under the table and the net. But when I kept trying to reach such very extremely hard balls played against me, some of my hits with this racket even because its really BALANCE made a very strange magic made the ball hit back the white edge line of the top tip of the net and made it fall drop shot in the other side where it become impossible to reach it back. With a very small nice spin to guarantee the point back for me. Although I thought it was impossible to reach such very hard balls. Some of my colleagues play really very bad sharp angles shots and spins. But this racket helped me to defend my status little. Specialy shots was hit with very sharp angles intending to injure me even under the table tennis table itself. But this racket even sometimes supported me somehow to hit back the ball to the other side. I 'd say it will hit back and keep defending to counter whatever is thrown attacks. I will keep trying it.

Based on the cost, I give it 5 stars for what it is. A step up from beginner into lower level intermediate bat/player. Longevity to be determined, but so far it performs very good, again for the cost. Not sure it would be good enough for the serious or more advanced player, but for someone staring out, certainly provides an example of what the “next level” of bat can do. The whole unit costs than the just one rubber so my expectations reflect that. Bottom line, very good entry level setup. Will see how long the rubbers hold out, and after cleaning if the response stays consistent. I know I’ve mentioned cost a lot, because I think it’s important to know that it’s a good value at this price point.

After 20 years of not playing a table tennis I thought this racket would be nice to start with and I wasn't disappointed. Also, a couple days later I ordered Joola infinity Edge, which positioned itself like a more performance and more professional one than this. The quality of these two is really good for a price. I found that the Edge is heavier. After measuring it, it turned out that the difference was 10 grams only, but somehow I can feel it. Infinity balance is indeed is a a bit slower, but it's really good in terms of control and spin. So, imo it's a really good racket for an intermediate player.

I'm an intermediate player and was looking to level up my paddle - this is a little heavier than I am used to, but once I got the feel for it I was able to put WAY more spin on the ball. I would recommend this to any intermediate player.

Good bat for intermediate skilled player that have aggressive style.

Ótimo produto de acordo com o esperado. Infelizmente o tempo de entrega foi muito longo (40 dias).

Solid Starter Paddle That Delivers Great Value! The JOOLA Infinity Balance - Advanced Performance Ping Pong Paddle offers impressive performance for its affordable price, making it a smart pick over pricier options unless you're diving deep into competitive play. I appreciated its balanced feel right out of the box, providing consistent control and power for everyday rallies without any unnecessary frills. For beginners or casual players, this paddle punches above its weight, helping you build skills confidently while keeping costs low. It's perfect for newcomers starting in table tennis or folks who enjoy recreational games at home, the garage, or local clubs—think family matchups or friendly office tournaments where reliability matters more than pro-level spin. Even after multiple sessions, it holds up well with no signs of wear, delivering that solid basic performance every time without overcomplicating your game. Casual players will love how it supports steady improvement without demanding advanced technique. Highly recommend for anyone easing into ping pong—grab this and start having fun!

Cuánto pesa

Not exactly super cheap, nor expensive either. Really like feel of it in my hands. Much better than Joola original paddle that came with the joola table. Very happy with the purchase.

When open the box and removed the plastic off the rubbers.. The rubbers had bubbles. I sent a pic to verify that the rubbers were coming off immediately when i removed the plastics.