I would highly recommend PT-Mini Pro for an entry level to intermediate player or for someone looking for a portable and easy to carry ball launcher. It weighs 8.3kg with battery and about 30x30cm width and depth.
I wanted a machine I could easily carry with my bicycle in a crate so this one fits my needs. Shipping took about 3 weeks and no extra taxes or customs were added.

About the machine. If you put it to the same side of the court, in front of the net, it can shoot balls easily to the back line. You can also adjust topspin or slice how you want. I have tried another machine from another company where the topspin was way too massive and not realistic at all and you couldn’t adjust it. PT-Mini Pro does not have the same problem since it’s all adjustable. It is easy to change and set the feet and launch angle so you can hit smashes and volleys. Mobile app and remote worked without issues.

I think only difference to way more expensive machines is that it doesn’t have super high power level. From the other side of the net, from service line, it doesn’t have enough power to hit the back line so it’s best to put it in the same side in front of the net if training forehand and backhand. Please be aware of this and you will love the machine.

All in all I think it’s a great machine and would highly recommend it if you are looking for something that is very portable and doesn’t cost too much.

It works flawless, definitely met my expectations with the range coverage.
Its not too heavy to carry, but would have been great if a wheel is present, thats the only reason for not giving a 5 star.

The PT Smart PRI tennis machine turned out to be one of the best investments we’ve made for our family’s summer getaway. With a full range of settings—ball speed, spin, feed rate, elevation, and oscillation—it offers something for every level of player. Whether you’re a beginner just learning the game or an experienced player looking for consistency and challenge, this machine delivers.

Our family owns a lakeside cottage with its own tennis court, and for decades, tennis was a major part of our daily summer life. Parents taught their kids, cousins played impromptu matches, and guests often joined in. However, in recent years, fast-paced water activities like tubing and boating took over, drawing the kids’ interest away from the slower-paced but skill-driven game of tennis. As a result, the courts became quieter, and the younger generation’s excitement for tennis began to fade—a source of disappointment for their still-active, tennis-loving grandparents.

This summer, we decided to bring tennis back to life by purchasing the PT Smart PRI machine, complete with a remote and two large bags of pressureless balls. Our original goal was to support one of the teenage grandkids who plays at a competitive level and needed a way to stay sharp during the break. To our surprise, once his cousins saw how much fun he was having, they quickly joined in. The machine’s nonjudgmental and predictable delivery made it easy for them to practice and enjoy themselves without pressure.

Even the younger cousins, aged 5 to 7, who had only recently been introduced to tennis through short summer programs, chose to skip boat rides just to get in a few rounds with the “new toy.” Watching this shift in enthusiasm has been a joy. Parents and grandparents are thrilled to see tennis making a comeback, and it’s heartwarming to see the kids practicing their new skills right away.

It’s also a time-saver: busy parents can squeeze in solo training sessions between family duties without needing to coordinate a full match. The machine is compact and portable enough to store easily and move to wherever there’s a power source—especially helpful since our court doesn’t have an outlet nearby.

Truly, this machine has rekindled a family tradition. We couldn’t be happier with the decision to bring it into our summer lives.