GoPong GoBar PRO Commercial Grade Portable Bar Table - Mobile Bartender Station for Events - Includes Black Skirt and Carry Case - Standard or LED

Before purchasing the GoBar Pro, I reached out to GoPong for some more information on weight limits and to see if it could support DJ equipment. I was assured I wouldn’t have a problem, and I was not disappointed! I also own a Headliner Indio DJ Booth (similar in design to the ADJ Pro Event Table). Here’s how the GoBar Pro and the booth compare: Initial assembly: -DJ Booth: I had to cut and attach included adhesive Velcro to the legs and the bars the tabletop set on, as well as cut and wrap Velcro around the top bars to further secure the tabletop and scrim/skirt. -GoBar Pro: Legs were attached to the top and already had Velcro on them for the skirt. Shelving: -DJ Booth: No inside shelf to set stuff on. -GoBar Pro: Attachable/Detachable middle shelf for additional storage, perfect for an external mixer, microphone receiver, surge protectors, bag storage, etc. Setup: -DJ Booth: Time-consuming. Mine is seven different parts, but the scrim/skirt. I’ve used it at two events and was late starting them both. -GoBar Pro: Fully set up on 3min 24sec. Cable Management: -DJ Booth: With electronics setting on top of the table in mood, a cutout for cables to run down under the tabletop and behind the scrim/skirt is built in. Running cables under the booth requires either having the bottom bar pressing on them, or lifting the scrim/skirt in order to get them over the bottom bar, thus not being able to apply the scrim properly. -GoBar Pro: While not intended for anything but bar-related items to set on top, there are no cutouts for cables, but they can drop down the front of the top and be tucked behind the skirt where there is a small opening. The exposed wiring can be covered with gaff tape, or perhaps a cable cover or wrap (or run down the other side, which all of these may also be great solutions for bartenders using blenders or frozen mixers). There is also room to run cables under the skirt, should you have items such as lights or a subwoofer in front. Experience: -DJ Booth: Well-built, but very lightweight until tabletop is added, scrim/skirt easily gets dirty at the bottom due to being pressed against the ground, several parts, pieces can easily come apart while setting up (especially where the side pieces connect to the front pieces, carrying bag sold separately, costs hundreds more than the GoBar Pro. -GoBar Pro: Very well-built and sturdy, has enough room up top for a variety of full-size and compact controllers, mixers, etc, additional storage, lower cost, bag included, and better value.

Purchased mine in 2024 and it’s been the best investment for my mobile business. I wish the cover actually covered the top. There is a small gap but I purchased a Velcro sticker and stick it as high as possible to cover that gap. The quality has been great and it is very sturdy.

I bought this to use during my events as a checkout counter. It's a perfect height and doesn't take up too much space. I use the shelf to hold shopping bags and personal items. The cover wraps and velcros around the front. It's sleek and wrinkle free, easy to put on, and the velcro is strong so it's not going to just slip off easily. Carrying it from place to place is a little heavy but sturdy when set up so I don't mind. My only real issue is the carry bag it comes with. The legs of the bar, the shelf, and the cloth fold and pack up neatly to fit in the bag it comes with. I thought the bag was pretty sturdy but the zippers are cheap. The zippers busted a few months after I bought it. I was able to kind of rig it for awhile but then the other zipper broke. Now I'm not sure how I'm going to carry it around. I've tried looking for replacements but haven't found one yet.

I was impressed with how sturdy this is! Excellent product particularly for the price point.

This is a very nice bar, heavy and very stable, adjustabe feet. Table top corners have a nice solid plastic protective cap not mentioned, but should be noted. I felt this was the perfect size for use and portability for me personally during a 25 person holiday party hosted in our home where I played bartender. I still needed a separate table near me for liqour bottles, glasses, etc. I also had an area for self-serve beer and wine. But there is decent room on the shelf and floor underneath. The table top is great, very solid, nice matte black finish, spills wipe up easily and no staining so far. I also put down a large silicone spill mat to mix drinks, was a nice touch. The 18" table top depth was perfect, any less would be challenging I think. Gave enough room to mix drinks and keep a few mixers, jiggers, shakers, etc. on top. The black skirt is nice, stretchable polyester and fits great, but yest there is a little gap near the table top. I strung some lights there, which made it look nice. I'm sure some tape or other solution could be figured out to eliminate the gap if it bugged you. I had no issues with the velcro on the skirt connecting to the table. I put it on myself, but probably easier to have Two people holding top and bottom streching it around the bar. Maybe after prolonged use this could be an issue coming apart or not remaining connected as someone complained in the reviews, I really can't say, but seems very durable to me. I will say the skirt is a little transparent, fine indoors, but maybe outside in direct sunlight could be a little see-through. I'd have to check it out, but I'm sure I'd come up with a solution to deal with it if it bugged me. The size is/was perfect for my use during a holiday party. 18" depth is good, 45" wide, fine for me. Of course a little wider and/or deeper would be nice too. But I do like the portability of it, folds up nice to put in a closet. The bottom shelf is a "thin-ish" wire shelf. It isn't the most solid durable shelf, but very functional and supported quite a few liqour bottles for me. If you look closely in the advertisement picture bottles are leaning a little. This is an accurate depiction as the shelf is a little flimsy. If it turned out to be an issue, I'm sure an additional piece of wood/plywood on top would do the trick. The leg brace supports do get in the way a little if you place bottles or anything in the far left and right corners. Mild inconvenience. It is pretty heavy, they say 35lbs. I'd need to get my scale out, feels much heavier, like 50 lbs. I have not used the portable cary bag to transport the bar. Inspecting the bag it seems sufficient, but some complained it didn't hold up well, and I trust that's probably the case. The advertisement picture shows a woman casually and effortlessly carrying the bar in the bag over her shoulder. I'm laughing a little here, I don't know about that reality as this bar is pretty heavy. I'd say the bag, zippers and stitching would need to be very quality and durable to be frequently slinging this thing around place to place if you used it professionally. Overall I'm 100% satisfied and will use it for future parties and events. This is a quality well constructed bar. To me, the "issues/concerns" I indicated are all minor and all have manageable solutions if I felt they really bugged me. You could definitely use this professionally as a portable bar for small, medium sized events.

Well made,