Lumen-X Lazer Triumph 6’ Foot Interactive Air Hockey Table Featuring All Rail LED & Digital Score Board (Game Room Arcade) 45-6800W (Retail $700)

Brand

Lumen-X

Age Level

All ages

Lumen-X Lazer Triumph Air Hockey Table Perfect for a Game Room or Home Arcade Retail $700 This has had minimal use. It was a gift but there’s simply no room for this in our house. This is the best deal you can find for this particular item online! Features: 2 powerful fan motors Keeps track of score with a Digital Score Board There’s Sound Option to have on or off The Strikers & Pucks have LED lights in them and lights up, so you could play this game in the dark. I recently bought extra pucks and strikers from the company so that way whomever buys this has everything they need! (Spent $45) theres 3 strikers and 4 pucks The bottom has adjustable pads so that you can make sure table is level. Dimensions: 72” Inches Long x 40” Inches Wide x 32” Inches Tall Product Description: When the lights go out, let the fun begin. The Triumph Lumen-X Lazer Air Hockey Table's exciting new technology illuminates the dark and adds another dimension of excitement to the gameplay. The interactive table features in-rail LED lighting with cascading effects and in-game music perfect for competitions between family and friends. The table, measuring 72" L x 40" W x 31" H, includes two ultra-bright blue strikers and a light-up blue puck creating an elevated gaming experience. Dual motor blowers provide continuous airflow to keep play fast and furious over the smooth, MDF-engineered play surface with white and blue silkscreen playfield lines. The table is supported by 12 mm thick legs with four 2.5" leg levelers to ensure your play surface remains perfectly flat even if the floor is not level. Light up the night with the illuminating technology of the Lumen-X Lazer Air Hockey Table Elevate gaming experience with accessories - two ultra-bright strikers and light-up puck Enjoy fast and furious gameplay Easily keep track of the action without losing focus while playing with electronic scoring