LED Kingswood (4×6'): The Royal Game Table

LED lighting lights up table nicely

We have been wanting a gaming table for a while now, and when Boxking launched the 6x4' table, we knew this was the one. We have played a few games on it now, and we love that we splurged to get the LED lights. They really add a nice aesthetic when playing an intense tabletop or card game. They were a little finicky when putting it together, but overall rather simple. You definitely need two people to assemble it, as it's easier. If you're looking for a sturdy, beautiful, multifunctional table with the topper, I would recommend this one. I would have loved it if the LED lights were battery-operated so you didn't have to run a cable, but overall, 10/10 gaming table.

Just got my table after waiting 2 and a half months for delivery, only to find that the fitment is extremely poor. No matter how much you loosen the frame or how big of a gap you leave, the topper leafs will not fit on the table. They become jammed and impossible to inert or pull out. Measuring the frame pieces and the leafs, there is a noticeable discrepancy between the length on each side which leads to one side pinching and being tighter. Extremely disappointed in the craftsmanship for this price point and would not recommend until this is addressed.

We were at first very happy with our table. It looks great and is fun to play on. However, the LED blue color immediately stopped working and would flicker. After a lot of back and forth with customer support (which is pretty responsive, for what it's worth), they asked my husband to sodder a part together himself because the connections were faulty. It was impossible to do this with the controller hanging down, so we had to flip the table over and when we did that, two of the cam locks cracked. We did get an $80 dollar refund for the faulty controller and some new cam locks, but along the way we realized that the pins that go with them stripped easily. The way the legs connect with the table just isn't secure.

Basically, we feel this is a good table IF you are lucky enough to get a working LED AND you don't plan to take the table apart and repair it move it. We can see where they cut corners on construction and design to make it cheaper and we would not buy another one of these tables.

My husband became VERY frustrated while going through the multi-week process to get our table working. I wished we hadn't bothered in the first place. Does it look great and is it useable? Yes. Is it going to be the lifelong gaming table we were hoping for? Absolutely not.

I did a lot of research before buying (including looking at higher-end options like Wyrmwood) and landed on the 4×6 LED Kingswood in Wizardly Walnut. Overall, I’m really happy with the purchase. Assembly was straightforward, and once put together the table feels very sturdy with tight seams and no wobble. The finish looks great, and I especially appreciated that even the underside panels are well done — nice attention to detail. The LED system worked perfectly and adds a fun touch.

There were a few minor quality control issues worth calling out. One topper had a small ding, one side rail had some visible scratches, and another topper had a factory touch-up that’s still noticeable. All of the packaging arrived in perfect condition, so this seems to be pre-shipment QC rather than shipping damage. The included paint pen helps, but these are things I’d expect to be caught before going out.

A couple smaller things: some of the cam locks had to be flipped 180° to work properly, and the LED connector housings were a bit loose (still functional, just not ideal). Nothing that impacted the final result, but worth noting.

That said, none of this takes away from the overall experience. The table looks great, feels durable, and we’re already getting a lot of use out of it. For the price, I think it’s a strong value — and with a bit tighter QC, it would easily feel like a premium-tier product.