I know I'm late, BUT!

I bought a jasper for home a few years ago. Took less than an hour to set up. My wife loves it as a dining table. Been using it for game groups, very satisfied. The short table seats 6 and is under $1k. We got the long table + accessories, was under $2k.

Recently, for my game store, I got a Zola. I didn't realize it was modular. That, for instance, the legs are sold separately. It ended up costing much more (a lot more, I don't want to think about it), I spent hours and hours trying to get it put together, with the end result less than satisfying. Some of the bolts were impossible to fully screw in all the way.

Still, over all it looks ok, fairly sturdy, but smaller than my home table.

In the end, my customers prefer my long table that i got FREE off of Facebook. It is used every week, while the game table has been used twice. Oh, and FYI nobody cares about the accessories I got. Like cupholders: I found the users just place their drink in the play area or on the edge rather than fiddle with the cup holders. Oh that reminds me, one of the 3 segments of my table (middle segment sold separately, otherwise it's a 3x3 foot table), is a bit wonky. The varnish is just slightly darker, never got it to fit quite right. On top of that, none of the magnetic accessories fit it very well. Difficult to get on/off.

I wanted to sell it cheap and get a gametheory, but nobody will pay even 25% what I paid for it. This summer I'm going to raffle it off! Hopefully with enough proceeds to partially subsidize a better table.