ObiWanHBH
New User
I’ve had the Nisplay for over 2 years now. For the money I find it a great purchase and still use it regularly.
Pros:
Affordable
Portable - I grab it by the side handle to lift it in and out of my back hatch, then use the rolling luggage style retractable handle to roll it in and out of the court.
Quick setup - you set it in place, plug in the battery, load the balls, flip the ON switch and it works every time. 15 seconds.
Adjustable launch - you turn two dials to adjust flight height and spin.
Battery life - it lasts for hours. The only time it has ever died before I was done practicing was when I had used it several times without charging it.
YMMV
Oscillates - it comes with a separate oscillating platform. It works fine for me, but some people may not like that it’s a separate piece to carry around. You simply put the whole Nisplay on top of the oscillator, then plug the battery, with a provided split power cable, into both the oscillator and the ball machine.
Cons - mostly nitpicky things
Drifting - if I use it without the oscillator, so it’s just sitting on the ground, the machine drifts to the right over time. Say I point it down the middle of the court. After 50 balls it will be pointing 10 ft right of middle. This doesn’t bother me because at that point I need to reload the ball hopper anyway, so I just re-position it as needed.
Battery charging - it takes a good 3-4 hours to fully charge the battery. So if I forgot to plug it in and I’m ready to go practice, I can’t plug it in for a quick 30 minutes and go. That said, I’ve never had issues with the machine running out of juice too early, so it’s a good battery.
Pros:
Affordable
Portable - I grab it by the side handle to lift it in and out of my back hatch, then use the rolling luggage style retractable handle to roll it in and out of the court.
Quick setup - you set it in place, plug in the battery, load the balls, flip the ON switch and it works every time. 15 seconds.
Adjustable launch - you turn two dials to adjust flight height and spin.
Battery life - it lasts for hours. The only time it has ever died before I was done practicing was when I had used it several times without charging it.
YMMV
Oscillates - it comes with a separate oscillating platform. It works fine for me, but some people may not like that it’s a separate piece to carry around. You simply put the whole Nisplay on top of the oscillator, then plug the battery, with a provided split power cable, into both the oscillator and the ball machine.
Cons - mostly nitpicky things
Drifting - if I use it without the oscillator, so it’s just sitting on the ground, the machine drifts to the right over time. Say I point it down the middle of the court. After 50 balls it will be pointing 10 ft right of middle. This doesn’t bother me because at that point I need to reload the ball hopper anyway, so I just re-position it as needed.
Battery charging - it takes a good 3-4 hours to fully charge the battery. So if I forgot to plug it in and I’m ready to go practice, I can’t plug it in for a quick 30 minutes and go. That said, I’ve never had issues with the machine running out of juice too early, so it’s a good battery.
